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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
3
A banker uses long service and broad experience to guide individuals. His familiarity with many clients and accumulated knowledge on financial matters offers valuable insight for managing money.
Walter Pitts and family left Sunday for Nevis Minnesota where they expected to establish their home. J. M. Hiatt offers sound white yellow corn suitable for seed at two dollars per bushel in five bushel lots or over. Mr and Mrs E L Loock drove to Lincoln to visit their daughter Miss Charlotte Loock.
Call R F Starr for Eastern Colorado land and view soil samples at the office. Geo F Riddle received word Wednesday of a sister's husband death at their Galena Kansas home. Lottman bought 80 acres in Jefferson County from the Ada Cully farm for 65 dollars per acre at a referee sale in Fairbury. F L Spear and family visited Diller relatives in Fairbury then cut trip to Beatrice due to poor Golden Rod highway and muddy roads. John Howe longtime Peru State Normal mathematics professor inspected Diller’s department and visited J W Fouts, his classmate from Southern Iowa Normal years ago.
Mrs Marie Habicht returned to her home in Diller after spending winter visiting relatives in Seattle Washington Washington Springs South Dakota and Lincoln Nebraska. Her son in law C L E Blauser brought her in his car Saturday returning that evening.
A weighty notion on aging gracefully through baths diet and exercise. Proper liver and bowel function are tied to beauty and vitality. The text notes jaundice like yellows in eyes and skin from indigestion or sluggish liver, then endorses Chamberlain's Tablets to correct disorders.
C L Waggoner attends the annual mink trapshooters handicap at Fremont this week with entries from Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Colorado Missouri and California. Prizes total 1100 dollars with Cal tying for second after breaking 197 of 200 blue rocks on Monday.
An old classified style snippet advertises Hall's Catarrh Remedy with terms about nasal catarrh and a claimed price of 100 dollars, noting Cheney and Co. of Toledo Ohio as associated. It reads like a fragmented medical patent medicine notice.
Barn advertised 20 by 24 feet with mostly good lumber and price on application by Mrs Isabel Vieths. Several registered Shorthorn bulls for sale by J A Axtell Fairbury as he needs to clear them for summer. Social notes mention Mrs Col Waggoner and Keith Lincoln trip with husband returning from Fremont to a home visit, and optometry services by A D Ackerman Fairbury.
F. M. Tippin expresses gratitude to Jefferson County voters for the primary election win and asks for support in the November general election.
A brief advisory notes that a cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and urges keeping sick children away from school. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for the cold and a way to lessen diphtheria risk.
The article reports Senator Capper denouncing sugar profiteering and wartime speculation. He urges government seizure of stock for public distribution at cost, condemns refiners and shipments to Europe, and criticizes administration for allowing high prices. He cites 650 percent retail gains in Philadelphia and an 1800 percent cotton spread, with a warning of wide extortion in sugar and cotton.
May 1 marks Ameri canization Day with a call to hang flags and honor Freeman's new furniture in a local event.
Mrs William Robertson announces limited music lessons at her home. she invites a small number of pupils to study piano theory and voice in a private setting. lessons available by appointment with Mrs Robertson in the local area.
An advice notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to ease constipation and indigestion. It claims the tablets are prompt, effective, easy to take, and will help readers achieve happiness through better health.
The Diller Public Schools staged a strong program led by Mrs. Watson with Snow White operette at the opera house last Thursday. Revenue of 28.20 went to the Library fund after expenses, as events ramp up toward May 9 Baccalaureate and May 14 commencement with Dr. Fordyce delivering The Dynamics of Americanism. The Junior play on May 7 and strong senior work precede celebrations.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Blenkeney of Decatur Illinois writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is by far the best medicine for colds and coughs they have used. She notes it helped her children with croup and that she herself has taken it.
Nebraska’s top Protestant ministers from all regions will tour the state in early April to present Interchurch World Movement programs. Teams of four ministers plus a woman speaker will visit four counties each, with opening greetings in 21 counties on April 6 and similar events on April 7 8 and 9.
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum claiming he formed his opinion after consulting constituents and then studied extensively to defend it, contrasting with an opposing claim of prior study before declaring a view. The exchange underscores the balance between public input and independent research in policy stance.
A New Zealand circular argues that knowledge of the Ten Commandments aids character building and good citizenship and supports coed government within the empire.
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