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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
5
Mrs Cunningham of Atchison Kansas visits at the home of her stepson Geo Cunningham. The note also asks how readers will vote on three constitutional amendments on the upcoming primary ballot text Tuesday.
A sprain may be cured in about one third the time by applying Chamberlain's Liniment observing the directions printed on each bottle. Available for sale by all dealers.
Col. and Mrs. J. B Wright, Bruce Weigel and Ray Green of Beatrice, Miss Anna Hill of Humboldt, Mrs. Erva Blair and Mel Patton of Lincoln, C. E. Showers and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Burkett of Odell were among Wednesday evenings arrivals for the picnic.
Advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the auditory tube and can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any case cured by Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars from J Cheney Toledo Ohio.
The notice notes rising prices for bumper wheat and grain crops while mentioning local voting plans for the upcoming Tuesday. It also records a new birth on Sunday August 9 1914 to Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwood and social visits by Mrs Ethel Simmons and family from Lincoln.
Local readers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble as a stomach strengthening remedy. Mrs. Le Rish of Wabash Indiana reports significant relief and calls it the best medicine for stomach issues she has used. For sale by all dealers.
R F Sterr of Diller announces his candidacy for register of deeds and campaigns countywide this week. He asks voters to place his name on the primary ballot next Tuesday just below the name of Mr. Bonney, who resigned late.
On Sunday August 16 1914 the Bible school and preaching will run together from 10 30 for about an hour and a half to boost attendance for the elderly and involve children. Junior C E meets at 4 p m in the Christian church and the Senior C E discusses Our Social Life for Christ Luke 24 13 35. Evening Union service at the M E church and the Missionary Society meets with Mrs Eugene Diller Saturday afternoon. Quarterly offering due.
The case mirrors many in which Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy helped. After months with doctors and various medicines for his wife’s chronic bowel troubles, he bought a 25 cent bottle and the second bottle cured her, a claim sold by dealers.
EJ Wiese of Burlington Iowa and J G Wiese of Meadow Grove Nebraska called Monday about their mother Mrs John Wiese Sr in Harbine who is 86 and convalescent. Joy Reinhart of Washington arrived Friday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C A Reinhart. He is a Beatrice and Diller graduate working in the Interior Department and studying law with plans to practice after graduation.
Dr S W Dodge urges support at the Jefferson County Primaries on Tuesday the 18th. He argues his methods meet legal requirements and protect taxpayers from excess expense, insisting this is not an advertising dodge.
A farmer speaker appeals to Republican and Progressive readers of the Diller Record. He notes limited campaign time and resources, expresses confidence in goodwill, and urges friends on the primary ballot to vote Tuesday afternoon or evening, reminding that votes count.
Farmers learn early plowing builds seed beds with natural settling and 9 inch depth at Nebraska Experiment Station for prompt resettling. A State Journal subscription offers a year’s paper including Sunday Journal for $1, mailed through Jan 1 1915 from Lincoln Nebraska.
The Diller beat Odell 8 to 10 in a Tuesday diamond game. Pleasant precinct voters will cast ballots next Tuesday at city hall from noon to 9 PM for the primary election.
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