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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
5
Rusher's car is seen in local Xmas scenes. Diller business houses closed at noon for Thanksgiving. Will S. Diller visits from Lincoln for the holiday. Chamberlain's Tablets praised for constipation and ease of use. Martin Henry Schnuelle and Rev Greib attend Humboldt minister installation.
Members of the M W A penary plan to attend a lodge meeting Saturday night to elect officers and discuss oysters.
A brief notice claims Constigatine tablets calm nervousness and toning effects. The ad asserts these tablets improve digestion and are available widely.
Edwin Reinhart and Dale Reinhart visited from Crete and State University during Thanksgiving at the Reinhart home. Odellites boosted corn and poultry show crowds arrive from Diller, with a band playing before the event closing today. Colby residents Mr. and Mrs. Asor and son Emil, visiting Beatrice, spent Saturday night and Sunday in Diller before returning home.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions surfaces and unifiers with no coherent event, date, or named entities available for a concrete news item. The readable portion lacks actionable facts or identifiable subjects to summarize into a newspaper card.
A son of Mr. Imes in the Ellis area is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. C. C. Lavoe and children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. Sears spent Thanksgiving in Beatrice with their son-in-law and daughter, H. E. Grape. Arthur Treick and family visited relatives in Scottland, South Dakota, returning home. Roy Roelfs filled mail route No. 2 during their absence. John W. Miller and family from Lincoln passed through en route to Endicott for Thanksgiving with the Dill er and Fairchild families.
A Scottsville mother recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for two of her children five years ago in Garbutt New York. She says it promptly relieved their colds and cured them quicker than any other remedy she used.
Louie Mahlock started a fire in a weed patch near his corn field with the aim of burning cockleburs. The blaze consumed about ten acres, scorching the ears while stalks lay down, making a long day of picking ears from the ground. The Plymouth News notes it as a memorable stunt.
A warning urges fathers to slow for safety, noting only about fifty seconds separate driving in or out at 40 mph. It stresses that no one has died yet but one life would pay dearly, urging fathers to set a safe example for their families and the younger generation.
A Beatrice Sun item notes a sick daughter recovering from pneumonia. Visitors include Mrs Winnie Herwig of Humboldt to Col A L Thinstman. Beatrice and Atchison residents visited C A Green family. Ford car deliveries by F W Lowe to Theodore Henrichs and others continue with a new carload arriving. Henry Watson denies Hiatt suit allegations regarding land and fence and asks for costs.
An article compares a cough to a fire alarm and urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure the underlying illness. It cites Mrs. Thomas Bee ening of Andrews Indiana praising the remedy for winter respiratory attacks and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
Twelfth Grade notes report seniors visiting lower rooms after illness. several students back from sickness. Dixon absent due to brother's death and high school sent flowers. Basketball results show first team 52 to 9 and second 48 to 8 against Harbine. game postponed to Dec 9. Upcoming events include trips to Hubbell on Dec 8 and a December 8 literary program with songs, recitations, and a Christmas story.
J. W. Fouts is having an acetylene lighting plant installed this week at his residence. Cedric Fanders and family, and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lambert visited relatives at Guide Rock for Thanksgiving.
Willie E. Mudge and Sarah Catherine Stoll sue for annulment of a warranty deed drawn by William E. Mudge in favor of Nathan H. Mudge and wives and Charles H. Mudge and wives. They allege Mudge is incompetent and a patient at Mennonite Hospital. The deed allegedly drawn during residence at a defendant’s home. Deed on file to be voided and property returned to heirs per a purported will. Beatrice Express, 24th.
At a regular meeting on November 22 1916 Pleasant Lodge Degree of Honor adopted sympathy resolutions for Sister Shenaman who died. The group extends heartfelt sympathy to the husband and family and directs a 30 day charter grace a copy to the family a record entry and publication in The Diller Record.
Capt. Andrewa of Steele City travels to Boston Massachusetts to spend the winter with his daughter.
The document shows liabilities totaling 266 580 69 with assets and balances listed including 192 002 29 6 000 00 68 578 08 and 20 000 00 7 000 00 9409 76. G J Mayborn signs as cashier and Frank T Peance as notary public with commission expiry February 21 1915.
Fragmentary notes mention a price and an expiration date. The readable items include a figure S27,76.1 and a name Thomas P. Price. The fragment references a comer and an expiration in February without clear context or full details.
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