Mr and Mrs Jack Madden Visit Relatives in Burchard
Mr and Mrs Jack Madden traveled on Tuesday to visit relatives in Burchard Nebraska.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Jack Madden traveled on Tuesday to visit relatives in Burchard Nebraska.
The message urges careful saving to buy liberty bonds in the next issue and notes even a small piggy bank should grow to be worth its weight in gold. It also states convicted slackers will be sent to immediate service and that those who refuse honor will be given the post of honor.
Call 160. 1f. H. Z. Diller. An optimist is one who remembers that if it costs him three cents to send a letter, it also costs somebody else three cents to send him a bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Diller arrived Tuesday from Wilber Nebraska for a visit with her sisters Mrs. F Hartzell and Mrs. L M Cavett and families returning on No 16 yesterday.
The article advises that a child prone to croup should receive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of hoarseness to ward off an attack and avoid danger and anxiety. It emphasizes early treatment to prevent progression.
The article notes Japan has about 54 million people across 147 655 square miles, a territory slightly larger than Montana which has around 446 thousand residents, illustrating a population density contrast.
Officials urge organizations to file ahead with John Clausson Water Commissioner for hall reservations. R F Starr chairs committee with C A Reinhardt as clerk to process applications.
An old advertisement praises Cham's Table for stomach trouble and constipation. It claims long use over two years and highlights improved bowel movement as a key benefit.
S. F. Clark is at Ellis this week doing work in his time at the Minrick home.
Folded paper drinking cups are manufactured in a book like form labeled 60 that can fit in a pocket. This new design aims to provide portable cups for on the go use, combining utility with compact packaging.
The Red Cross Society in the Blauser district holds regular meetings and carries out substantial aid work for the soldiers.
A missing lap robe between Willis Clark's place and town is to be left at the Record office for a liberal reward. The 1917 census reports Jefferson county with 1600 farms, 870 owner occupied and 730 tenant farms. total farm acres 308611 with 208699 cultivated and 93367 uncultivated.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during our daughter's illness, death, and burial and for the floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. J. B McCreight.
G W Carmichael sold his 250 acre farm west of town to Noah J Handley for 80 dollars an acre. Carmichael has bought a section of land ten miles west of St Francis Kansas and will move there next spring or summer. Roy and Harry Carmichael rented Handley’s home place for next year.
Chamberlain's Tablets are claimed to help stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. The ad suggests long suffering patients found complete relief after using these tablets.
A wartime piece urging increased use of poultry and eggs at home to preserve red meats for the army and navy and for export to allies. It emphasizes home production to avoid shipping unnecessary food and suggests poultry and eggs as a practical household option.
Justin Clark of Puocasset Oklahoma visits relatives in Diller with W. W. Clark family. C L E Blauser and wife travel from Lincoln for a short visit. Local ad promotes Johnsons Anti Freeeze. J D Fanders and families from Diller host and guests at B F Mathias home. Minnie Clausson returns to Wray Colorado after niece Leora McCreight graveside in Diller.
A cough remedy praised as effective for coughs colds and croup and noted for being pleasant and safe for children. Mothers widely endorse the medicine.
The notice urges farmers to select and cure seed corn immediately. It warns Nebraska faces its most critical seed crop situation, with neighboring states equally troubled. Properly cured seed corn can fetch good prices next spring, while neglect may push prices to prohibitive levels.
Miss Esther R Gretzinger and Harry C Gregory were wed in Hastings Nebraska on Friday November 30 1917 officiated by Rev F J Knauer. The groom works as a traveling salesman for Watkins Grain Co of Kansas City Missouri. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and a well regarded Diller resident who graduated public schools in 1914 and taught two terms locally.
Jefferson county adopts a War Savings campaign led by F. E. Tincher to sell thrift stamps at twenty five cents each. Sixteen stamps convert to a five dollar War Saving Stamp redeemable by the U S government at face value on January 1 1923. Stamps earn one percent interest quarterly. cashing before maturity yields three percent. County quota targets Nebraska at twenty five million nine hundred twenty thousand.
Eighteen farmers and agricultural workers in Nebraska receive appointments as special workers in the fork campaign. Each will oversee a state section to boost hog breeding amid reports of a 20 percent quota increase over last year. The Food Administration pledges minimum prices and aims to stabilize hog values with 18 to 1 or 13 to 1 ratios for corn fed hogs. Nebraska College of Agriculture offers enhanced support to farmers.
A report notes that artificial rubber was produced from Russian crude petroleum and that its properties resemble those of some California oil. The finding highlights parallels between these hydrocarbon sources and potential implications for the rubber industry.
A national medical institution offers a free book claiming a comprehensive cancer explanation and knife-free treatment. The mailing address is Suite 530 at 1820 Main St in Missouri.
Warning to registrants nationwide urges men to report address changes to local boards. Questionnaires mailed December 15 require current addresses to ensure timely delivery. Registrants must inform boards to avoid losing exemption or discharge rights under the law.
An old period ad copy claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that prepares to treat the disease through the blood and mucous surfaces. It notes the product is made in Toledo, Ohio by Hall & Co and mentions related Hall's Pills for constipation.
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