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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
4
Incomplete text indicates a notice about rates for insertion, mentioning five cents per line and that items run until ordered out. The readable portion references in advance payment and a request for application to reveal terms.
The item mentions a Pepper serving in Congress, a note on airship costs, and a grand agricultural meeting in Lincoln scheduled for January 16 to 20, 1911. It also reports local visits, theater news, medical advice, and various small town notices from Beatrice, Hebron, Fairbury, and surrounding areas.
Chicago health officials urge rapid antitoxin treatment for diphtheria citing the weekly bulletin. Early immunizing doses prevent disease after exposure and cure most cases when given promptly. The bulletin notes antitoxin is free and poverty is not a barrier to treatment, urging immediate action on suspicion of diphtheria.
August Engelmann Henri Stahl Frank Eick Chas Hayes A J Bill W E Mudge Geo Riddie E E McCe Albert Cally Win Nida Peter Gill Josh Robertson W C Line L D Steiner Paul Stange named as members of the Board of Directors. A meeting is set for Saturday after December 8 at 2 30 in the directors room of the First National Bank.
Fertile Missouri resident 5 F Boyer reports long suffering with backache nervousness loss of appetite and kidney issues. He credits Electric Bitters for curing him wholly and guarantees their effectiveness for liver problems dyspepsia malaria and female complaints. Chipperfield Cruz Co. offers the remedy at fifty cents a bottle.
In Diller officials offered five prizes for the best road work in two sections over a year. The contest drew over 200 contestants as miles of roads were built, illustrating a simple plan that could be adopted by any country town.
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