Farmers Back Bank With Community Support
A local bank praises its farmer clientele for driving success. It highlights strong ties with farmers, offering secure funds and timely loans to help through tight seasonal periods.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
5
A local bank praises its farmer clientele for driving success. It highlights strong ties with farmers, offering secure funds and timely loans to help through tight seasonal periods.
Born to Mr and Mrs Will Malchow nine miles north of Diver on August 23 a boy. Col J B Wright began return trip from Odell toward Powell Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Ben Henrichs and child returned from visiting relatives at Wymore. Mrs Fred Hicken near Diller was taken to Beatrice hospital for an operation.
John Jobman and Clarence Long of Diller trained at Fairbury as Jefferson County selects for Camp Funston. J. L. Lamb with daughters Elsie and Daisy and Mr. and Mrs. Will Tristman traveled to Beatrice Monday in Mr. Lamb's newly bought Chevrolet.
Prof D S Domer and family arrived Sunday evening and will live in the A D Stotts residence on Larmine Street as the new superintendent of Diller public schools.
A dampened flannel bound over the sore area with Chamberlain's Liniment is cited as more effective for a lame back than a plaster and cheaper. Henry Weaver from near Harbine meets his Sabetha relatives at Burlington station, visiting for a couple of weeks.
An old health ad claims a bilious attack harms liver and digestion causing constipation vomiting and headache. It prescribes taking three Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, noting a cost of a quarter.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Limprecht left after visiting Mrs Nancy Clark and will move to Morgantown West Virginia where they will reside while he assumes a manual training instructor position at a local institution of learning.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. The advertisement offers a $100 reward to anyone if it fails to cure and asks for testimonials sent to F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.
Dr. A. Lynch lists Bodell house for sale with cash offer. Contact S C Hutchinson or Beatrice Building & Loan Association at Fairbury Nebraska location for quick sale. Office in Fairbury Hospital and address 612 5th St referenced.
Glen Long son of Mr and Mrs Jas E Long residing one mile north of Diller was taken Saturday to a Beatrice hospital for operation on a strangulated hernia.
Thos. Waggoner a Burlington section foreman visited Lincoln from Saturday to Monday with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G F Tosland.
Professor J. S. Diller of Washington D C will stop here today on return from a summer geological research trip in California for a day visit with his nephew J Smith Diller and family.
Steele City Press notes Wilt Bros moved to Diller the first of the week and bought the Jobman garage. They were good workmen and always on the job and their departure is regretted.
Chas. F. Hansen of Diller asks to change his Record from Beatrice to Burns Kansas where a large painting job will take about three months. Prof. H. B. Smith and wife arrived from Omaha for visits at Steele City and Davenport before returning to Lincoln where he will serve as night baggage agent. Mrs. Sarah Warman and son Lessie visited with relatives then left for St. Cloud Minnesota where Mrs. Warman is head nurse. her father went on to Neillsville Wisconsin.
The fiftieth Nebraska State Fair will boast an unusual celebration with special campaigns to secure top exhibits. A record amusements program is booked to attract large crowds, though the food producing activities remain central.
A report states Will Fox passed the medical examination for army service before the medical board at Fairbury last week. Miss Verla Warthen, a trained nurse from Beatrice, visited here over Monday night as a guest of Mrs. W. A. Cherry.
O B Hill of Tecumseh Nebraska arrives to paint the residence of Diller, giving the house two coats of paint during his visit.
Mrs F M McManes of Sidney Nebr returns home from a stay with old friends in Diller to Wymore after visiting her daughter Mrs Ed Ogden. Mrs M Mitchell four miles south two west of Diller leaves station for Chicago following a relative's death, accompanied by a visiting Chicago niece.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania reports long poor digestion then relief after taking Cham berlain s Tablets. She credits the remedy with restoring normal digestion after trying many other treatments.
The State Fair will host a week long tractor show described as the largest in the institution's history. Demonstrations of plowing will let farmers compare machines and choose the model best suited to their needs.
The University engineering department conducts a survey of tractors in use in each community for extension service reliability. Precinct committees are asked to report the number of tractors and the owner's name.
Des Moines Iowa resident William Whitelaw relates a Ashland Kansas tale of a man dying from dysentery saved by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The neighbor credits the remedy with saving his child and reports his own positive experience.
Government sets walnut timber prices for logs 8 feet and longer used to furnish gun stocks and airplane propellers. Rates vary by log length diameter with carload shipments needing about 4,000 feet and 50 to 60 logs 14 inches max diameter to fill a car.
A government exhibit at the Semi-Centennial Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln opens September 1 in the Textile Building. Four departments War Navy Agriculture and Commerce display war methods and equipment including Browning guns trench tools periscope gas masks and naval hardware to educate Nebraskans about modern warfare.
City rescinds the order closing schools churches and public places after health reports show improvement from scarlet fever quarantines. All congregating buildings must fumigate before gatherings resume and library books from affected families must be returned and destroyed. Dated August 22, 1918.
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