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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
5
Rooms for rent advertised near Diller high school appear in the notice. Mrs. Eunice Martin, who visited Diller relatives, returned Wednesday to her Lincoln home.
Harry Patton his wife and child from Byron Nebraska visited Friday to attend the Patton family reunion Sunday hosted at the home of his brother Ray Patton.
A dampened flannel bound on the seat of pain proves more effective for a lame back than a plaster and does not cast as much.
Mr and Mrs Ray Colman and daughter Maxine returned to their Lincoln home after a pleasant visit with Diller relatives. Ray C Reed bought the Peter Remley farm in Rock Creek precinct and renewed the leave on it for Chaney Roulaton for another year. Reed was a passenger on No 16 ore day last week for his home near Humboldt. The note invites attendance at the Big Thayer County Fair in Deshler August 27 28 29 and 30 with details of events and a call to bring tents and camp, urging families to pack their baskets and enjoy the show.
An ad-like fragment touts Chamberlain's Liver and digestion remedies saying they will clean the stomach, prevent bilious attacks, and restore health. It asserts quick effects and a low price of a quarter.
The report outlines August air display by ten American airplanes and three British planes flying from Kangana City to Omaha for a two day exhibition, then continuing to Des Moines. Omaha is designated a principal air station on a coast to coast air highway to be operated after the war. An aerial mail service from Omaha to Chicago is a possible near-term development.
Fragments advertise a $100 reward and claim a cure for a dread disease. The text peddles a medicine tied to constitutional influence and references a medical foundation, though the legibility is poor and specifics are unclear.
Neal bayneh. general aurpery eye ear nose and throat office in Fairbury Hospital 612 with St Fairbury Nebr. Cat Mr and Mr Gua Riekman and family and Miss Mary Patten motor up Sunday from Burr Nebr to attend a family reunion at the home of his brother in law Rev Patten southwest of Diller Mrs Harry Gregory of Reys nolda spent weeks here at Me and Mee John Gretainger home since Mr Gregory entered the Great Lakes naval family station left Monday for Chicago to spend weeks with her husband before he transfers elsewhere. Donald Bugbee of the U S Navy now at Hampton Roads Virginia is back on furlough visiting his parents four miles south and 14 west of Diller. Donald and Leon Blaveer entered radio service together and trained at Great Lakes Chicago later transferred to Norfolk Leon now aboard the U S SS New Mexico and Donald expected to be assigned soon after return about the 28th.
Fairbury court records show Mrs Edna Fairchild suing for 15000 damages claiming Eliza Fairchild defamed her. In Lincoln a separate suit seeks 25000 from Herman Fairchild alleging injury to a 16 year old girl who stayed at the Fairchild home. alimony of 10000 was awarded to Eliza Evans Fairchild after divorce.
Mrs Asa Colman sustained a deep hand injury Tuesday when a Saitek door fell and cut through to the bone on the back of her hand.
Misa Lisszie Germer and sister Mrs Herman Neuman visited here and returned to Herrington Kansas. The Rodett house is for sale with best cash offers requested. A birth announced Scot Allan to PSF Miller and wife Sunday August 8 at their Pittburg Kansas home. Alwood Luprecht travels from Bisbee Arizona to visit at Nancy Clark's, planning move to West Virginia for a new position. Mr and Mrs Landers returned from Fairfield visiting their son and daughter in law Pred Stafford while Me. Fanders received osteopathic treatment for stomach trouble and showed improvement.
William Whitelaw of Des Moines Iowa recounts how Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his daughter's life during a violent dysentery attack after a family physician had given up. He also used the remedy himself with gratifying results as neighbors recommended it.
Dewey Stilwell, who gave his name to marshal J B Copeland, was arrested in Diller after alleged attempted assault on Mrs. Mabel Rosecrans southwest of Odell. He was identified and held for court after a local pursuit and transfer to county officials.
Ben Henrichs, a resident living half a mile south of town, purchased a Ford tractor from BR Henrich and plans to travel to Hebron once the vehicle arrives later this week.
A reader, Mia Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania, reports long gut trouble and poor digestion. After trying many remedies she found Cham bertain’s Tablets effective and now says her digestion is fine.
A wartime letter from Private Scott A Miller to his mother Mary Miller dated July 16 1918 describes travel from England to France. He notes good care in America a contrast with Europe and mentions weather scenery trains and horse drawn transport. He hopes to see Paris before leaving and asks family not to worry as he and fellow soldiers stay busy with meals and assignments.
The Gage County Livestock Breddera held its first annual meeting led by County Agent L. Boyd Rist. Officers elected include F C Crocker president Frank Thorn burr vice president John Bunte treasurer and L B Rist secretary. The group pledged to aid the government for winning the war and boost production. A breeders directory will list purebred stock breeders. Gage County claims the most purebred breeders in the state with over 50 families. H J Gramlich spoke on animal husbandry.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County TM At County Court announces a probate notice in the matter of the Estate of Anna. The petition seeks settlement and allowance of final accounts. Court hearing set for September with all interested parties notified to appear.
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