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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
7
The article notes Mr and Mrs Jack Madden visiting relatives at Barchard and urges judicious saving to buy liberty bonds. It also mocks slackers and declares those who avoid honor will be pressed into service, urging citizens to value duty and national effort.
Wil butcher hogs Monday and Thursday afternoons. Call 160. 1f. H. Z. Diller. An optimist 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 to visit sisters Mrs F Hartzell and Mrs L M Cavett and families before returning on No 16 yesterday.
Advises giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first sign of hoarseness to ward off a croup attack and reduce danger and parental anxiety.
The People's Home Journal notes Japan has about 54 million people living across 147 655 square miles, a territory slightly larger than Montana which has roughly 446 thousand residents.
Parties wishing to use the city hall must file applications in advance with John Clausson the Water Commissioner. The notice is signed by F Starr as Chairman and C A Reinhardt as Clerk.
A reader is urged to read on stomach troubles and constipation citing a testimonial about Tare Ghashberlain's remedy. The message claims it improves liver function and overall vitality, mentioning personal experience over two years and recommending the product.
S F Clark is at Ellis this week conducting work in his trade at the Minrick residence, continuing his assigned duties in the area.
The piece reports folded paper drinking cups redesigned as a book sized holder for pocket use. It notes regular Red Cross meetings in Blauser district and the society’s active work for soldiers amid wartime needs.
Finder of a missing lap robe between Willis Clark's and town is asked to leave it at the Record office for a liberal reward. The 1917 Jefferson county census lists 1600 farms with 870 owned and 730 rented. total farm acres 308611 with 208699 cultivated and 93367 uncultivated.
We thank our neighbors and friends for help during illness death and burial of our daughter and for 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 per acre totaling 20 000 dollars. Carmichael plans to buy land a section west of St Francis Kansas and relocate next spring or summer. Roy and Harry Carmicael will rent Handley’s home place for next year.
Chamberlains Tablets are intended for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and have met with much success in treating these diseases. People who have suffered years with stomach trouble and found no relief have been cured by these tablets. They are also valuable for biliousness and chronic constipation. Each bottle carries these pills with the same directions.
A call to increase poultry and egg consumption at home to conserve red meats for the army navy and exports. Emphasizes home preparation of poultry products and avoiding needless food shipments.
Justin Clark of Pucasset Oklahoma, a former Diller resident, visits relatives. C L Blauser and wife drive from Lincoln in a Dodge for a short visit with Diller kin. Also noted is an anti-freeze ad. J D Fanders and Mr and Mrs J W Mathias with family from Diller and Hollenberg Kans attend a gathering at B F Mathias home south of Diller.
Miss Minnie Clausson, summoned by her niece Leora McCreight's illness and burial, returned on the early Tuesday morning train to her home in Wray Colorado after Leora died Friday and was buried Monday.
A historical note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup. It stresses pleasant safe taste suitable for children and reports many mothers provide strong endorsements.
The article warns Nebraska farmers the seed corn supply is critically short and urges immediate selection and curing. It notes neighboring states face worse conditions and warns that proper curing allows sale of surplus next spring at good prices while neglect could push prices to prohibitive levels.
At Hastings on Friday November 30 1917 Rev F J Knauer joined Miss Esther R Gretzinger and Mr Harry C Gregory of Reynolds Neb The groom works as a traveling salesman for Watkins Grain Co of Kansas City Mo The bride a Diller Neb native and former public school graduate who taught two terms is praised by friends in Diller and vicinity for happiness in life.
Jefferson county selects F. E. Tincher as campaign chairman to promote War Savings Stamps. Thrift stamps cost twenty five cents each, exchangeable for five dollar War Savings stamps later, with four percent interest compounded quarterly and full value at maturity on January 1, 1923. Stamps may be bought in any amount up to one hundred dollars at a time.
Eighteen farmers and agricultural workers receive special worker appointments in the Fork campaign in Nebraska. Each will supervise a state section as hog breeding faces a potential winter shortage. The Food Administration pledges minimum prices and aims to stabilize hog prices next spring at about 13 times the cost of corn per 100 pounds of hogs. The Nebraska College of Agriculture pledges added support to farmers.
Report notes that artificial rubber has been produced from Russian crude petroleum and that its properties resemble those of rubbers derived from California oil. This comparison highlights similarities in source material and potential applications.
A new comprehensive book explains cancer and its treatment options that avoid surgery. Free distribution is offered by a national medical institution. Send for a copy to O A Johnson MD at Suite 530 1820 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
Warning to men subject to draft issued from Washington urges registrants who have changed address to notify their local boards. Questionnaires to be mailed December 15 require current addresses to reach registrants, or risk losing exemption or discharge rights by failing to stay informed.
An old brochure-like note claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It asserts the medicine acts through the system and offers free samples and certification from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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