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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
5
Dr and Mrs J S Taylor of Fairbury attended the picnic yesterday along with Carl and Ralph Forsyth who visited relatives in Iowa. A seven pound daughter was born Aug 18 to Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson. John Carico of Fails City was among former Dillerites at the event.
Two brood sows bred to farrow early September. Emil Krebs reports beardless wheat on 85 acres yielding 2 bushels per acre and testing 61 to 62 pounds per bushel.
Alva Martin from St. Joe visited his sister Mrs. Minnie Boxwell and Uncle Geo Cunningham on Tuesday for a family picnic. Loock and Habicht sold a full carload of peaches locally on Monday at 320 dollars per bushel with potential for more at the same price.
Found south of town about a week or ten days ago a auto task light with No 146131. Owner may claim by visiting the office and paying 25 cents for this notice. Frank Roseman's oats and wheat yields noted. War department grocery list omits spuds and prunes, implying soldiers hardship.
A fragmented note extols Chamberlains product qualities and mild effects. The passage mentions valued attributes and favorable patient reception, though details are incomplete.
A. L. Tristman and wife stored household goods at Miss Flora Warthen’s home and will depart tomorrow for a two month visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R A Headrick at Bainbridge Ohio.
The H. C. L. case against the Chicago Tribune results in Ford securing 6 cents in damages. Jim Cherry and family of near Adams visited his brother W. A. Goate and family in Diller Sunday. Mrs. Belle Bixby of Geneva joined relatives in Diller and Steele City for yesterday’s picnic.
With the farm vote slipping the North Dakota Non-Partisan League leans on labor support to regain electoral momentum. The strategy centers on aligning labor and farmer concerns as elections approach.
Mrs Gladys Pavey and her young daughter from the Ellis neighborhood departed from the station on Tuesday bound for Wallace Nebraska.
Lawrence Logan returned from Sidney Nebraska with his brother Merve Logan. They have purchased a tract of land there and plan to develop or settle it together.
Walter Eberhardt living south of town threshes 17 acres of oats yielding 100 bushels per acre. His wheat averaged better than 20 bushels per acre, showcasing strong harvest results.
H. O. Eastwood and family of Liberty visit their brother Robert Eastwood at his home to coincide with a local picnic event.
A primary election for delegates to the state constitutional convention will be held in Jefferson county on Tuesday Sept 16. Three candidates compete: J. E. Heasty W. H. McLucags and G. B. Wylie.
Arauto was stolen at the Weast erp picnic Wednesday. The printing office tin cup was stolen again yesterday on picnic day. Miss Ballard has received a new shipment of China.
Sociology students carefully observe the results of prohibition to determine if the drought worsens drug habits.
Miss Edyth Wrigley of Lincoln visits with Miss Grace Myers and friends. Mrs Chas Hayes and two children Adelia and Kieth, along with Miss Mary Edgington, return today from a cutting trip in Colorado.
Charley lies now in Atchison Kansas where he holds a good job with a vinegar factory. C A Green attended the picnic yesterday, confirming the social gathering and local connections.
Five passenger Dodge touring car offered by Ken Albers of Diller for sale at a bargain. Good as new and available for inquiry via phone.
Mrs. Harve Pittenger of Beat Rice and daughter Mrs Elsie Atee of Lincoln arrived Wednesday evening to visit relatives and old friends at the picnic. Clarence Long of McDonald Kansas spent Saturday night and part of Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Jasper Long before returning home Sunday evening.
The national government proposes selling select wares at reduced prices through army channels. Citizens are advised to consult the postmaster to review bargains and participate in the sale.
L. M. Cavett traveled to Harbineprcnic morning and closed a deal with Paul Wilhelm, residing three miles northwest of Harbine, to erect a $2900 residence in the village of Harbine.
W A Cherry and E Waggoner started Monday in a farmer flivver bound for Valentine Nebraska where Cherry bought land recently and expects a short return trip. Mr and Mrs Will Waggoner of Fortencuse Missouri were returning from Cheyenne Wyoming and visited his cousin Thos H Waggoner and family for a day.
Mr and Mrs P C Kemley travel with their son Harry and daughter in law for a Denver visit to see their son Ray who attends a business college and to tour the area for two or three weeks.
Dr W.8 Diller, practicing in Oklahoma, is moving to open a dental office at La Harpe Kansas about the first of next month. He will visit his parents Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and attend the local picnic before leaving.
I publicly thank my neighbors through the Record for their assistance Sunday evening when my residence burned saving the other buildings on the place. Their help prevented further loss. Al. Steffen.
An Olid Fault Finder notes an irritable disposition linked to indigestion. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid digestion, creating gentle bowel movements.
A hotel keeper from Reeves Veer shares a four year testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for its remarkable results and his ongoing referrals to friends.
P Tatman former Colman house proprietor stopped Friday night en route from near Cuba Kansas where he had sold his farm to Lincoln. He plans to again work as a butcher. Mrs Tatman visited friends at Wymore. All their daughters are now married with Hallie the youngest wed last Wednesday.
A Louisville salesman recalls a 1888 experience with Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He details paying many cents for the bottle, following directions, taking a double dose, rising early, and feeling well enough to travel after taking the remedy.
The ad promotes Grand Island Business College in Nebraska offering training for business, civil service, and teaching positions. It claims the employment department handles more calls than six schools could fill and invites readers to send for a free catalogue.
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