Short session of congress convenes and local notices
Monday ar Pens make appropriate gifts. For sale by Shutt Drug Co. Roosters for sale. Mrs. Ben Henrichs. Chamberlain's Tablets good for constipation. Mrs. Christie Thompson returned from Davenport funeral. Charley Harvey visited from Phillips Nebr. Miss L Ballard's brother announces birth of Elizabeth Anne on the 29th. Mrs. E R Henrichs and baby returned to Gilead from Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutt Drug Co
Christie Thompson
Harvey Seaman
Davenport
Iowa
Charley Harvey
Phillips, Nebr
Elias Hadley
Miss L . Ballard
B'S Ballard
Escondido
Calif
Elizabeth Anne
ChamBerlains Tablets for Digestive Relief
The note recommends Cham berlain s Tablets for nervousness caused by constipation and for improving digestion. It claims the tablets give quick relief and are available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Fasnahdt Family Returns Home From City Visit
Mr and Mrs J M Fasnahdt and Mrs J W Mathias with brothers Roy and Oscar Mathias of Diller ended a city visit at Mrs Dora Mason s home and returned home yesterday. The event appeared in the Sun newspaper on the 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Fasnahdt
Roy
Oscar Mathias
Diller
J. W. Mathias
Dora Mason
Eatrice Sun
Kelley visits father as apple shipment heads west
J A Kelley son of Judge D R Kelley stops Wednesday for a day with his father before joining his family in western Kansas. He returns from Omaha where he accompanied a 48 car load of Washington apples. He will live on land they own in western Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelley
D. R. Kelley
Omaha
Washington
Kansas
Catarrh Cursed With Local Applications Explain
A fragmented note discusses catarrh as a local disease that cannot be cured by topical remedies, arguing the seat of the ailment lies deeper in the body and requires internal treatment.
Pigs for Sale and Local Notices in Record
Several pure bred male pigs for sale advertised by W E Epley and John Steiner notes of upcoming stock sales. Mrs Hatton visits Sidney relatives. Marie Stotts returns to Manhattan Kansas to study domestic science. Holiday goods advertised by H G Grape and P C Remley orders for sale bills and next week Record ad promising stock sale on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hatton
Sidney
Iowa
Nancy Robertson
W. E. Epley
John Steiner
P. C. Remley
Jury Duty Chaos at Fairbury Courthouse
J. L. Lamb Thomas Price and George Riddle attended court in Fairbury as petit jurors. Riddle gave them a ride in his jitney, Lamb was excused, and the sheriff then arrested him as a juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Price
George Riddle
Fairbury
Mr. Riddle
Mr. Lamb
Mr. Price
Cough Remedy Praised by Scottsville Mother
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured her two children's colds quickly after she used it years ago in Garbutt New York. She notes it acted as represented and promptly relieved their symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cook
Scottsville
N. Y
Garbutt
Chamberlain
Surprise party honors Mrs. Willis Clark with games and oyster contest
About thirty friends and relatives gathered Friday evening to celebrate Mrs. Willis Clark. The event featured games and music, ending with an oyster eating contest won by Dr. Diehl and Hod Diller. Miss Lara Lambert of Guide Rock attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
Dr. Diehl
Hod Diller
Lara Lambert
Guide Rock
Remedy Persists Against Cough After Cold or Grip
A reader notes the value of a certain remedy for persistent coughs following a bad cold or grip. The testimonial from Mrs Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana praises the remedy as especially beneficial for winter colds. The item also discusses responding to alarms and avoiding delaying action in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews, Ind
No hunting allowed on premises near Diller per notice
S J Friday reports no hunting allowed within one mile west of Diller. The note comments on mild weather predicting a mild winter with signs such as thin corn shucks and loose bark while mentioning nature cues like near-surface strawberry ripeness and fish worms. Caterpillars, green frogs, and bull snakes are observed sunning as late as December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .of Diller
S. J
On the Water Wagon in Nebraska 1917 Dry Opinion
The Plymouth News endorses a strict dry policy after Nebraska voters supported prohibition by a large margin. The piece argues even dry skeptics should accept the outcome and support a very dry state by May 1 1917. It urges upholding the will of the people and preventing any backsliding by legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth News
Fairbury Journal
Nebraska
Colonel Cramb
Hair Raising Entertainment by Miss Sheehan
A young man at a Miss Sheehan concert admired the performer’s act and claimed it suited his hair pompadour, saying it was great for his look. The anecdote highlights how her program blends pathos, comedy and drama to engage the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sheehan
Seoian Apo An
Pany
School Notes From Twelfth Grade English Class Visiters and Schedule
The Twelfth Grade English class notes visitors Mrs Maybern and Miss Gretzigner in primary room. Doris Culman miss Wednesday illness. After noon sessions limited to primary and high. others dismissed for matinee. Senior class finished Major Reviews and begins Literature and Parliamentary Law. Basketball schedule teams visit Hubbell Friday December eighth. Diller’s team home Saturday December ninth. Next week full schedule to be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Culman
Snyder
Iss Dixon
Hubbell
Harbine A
Pay Diller
Steele City
Edith Wrigley
Gertrude Diller
Bernice Dixon
Grace Myers
Edwin Reinhart
Vale Reinhart
Will Diller
Local News and Appointments in Pierce and Wymore
Friday reports visit by Mrs C F Stilwell to Supt Lee in Wymore. Gov Morehead names Frank Pilger of Pierce to a five year term on the state normal board. Pilger is Pierce State Bank president, Pierce Commercial Club secretary, city treasurer and longtime school worker and former Pierce County superintendent. He is nephew of Mrs Frank Pearce.
Comedy 18 Infectious Miss Theresa Sheehan at Lyceum
Miss Theresa Sheehan's comedy is infectious and her drama moving as she performs Danny with rich Irish brogue. Her impersonation blends with the lowlander tone, delivering a touching tale of an Irish workman and a motherless boy. She appears with the Theresa Sheehan Concert Company on the Lyceum Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Sheehan
Danny
Sheehan
Miss Sheehan
Lyceum
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J. E. Jenkins
Blue Springs, Nebr
Congress
Ben Henrichs
E. R. Henrichs
Baby
Gilead
BE L- Loock
F. W. Steffen
Mids
Marie Stotts
Manhattan
Kan
The
State Agricultural College
Binder
Osborn Or We Ky
John. D. Steiner
Majestic Theatre
J. Stuart Blackton
Albert E. Smith
Majestic
Bobby Connolly
C. J. Maybern
Esther Gretzigner
C. F. Stilwell
Lee of
Wymore
Rusher
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