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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
5
Guy H Bezler a graduate chiropractor from Wymore Nebraska is involved in a case concerning hogs butchered for T5e and special handling by G B Cassell with references to local business relations and property.
I have started my corn sheller. Anyone wanting shelling done call Steele City phone 8452. 31 John: Boettcher.
Dr. Folsom, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, will be at Dr. Bauquess's office on Wednesday December 16. Spectacles fitted. Examinations free.
Mrs. Lafayette Tuck of Homer City Pa says Chamberlains Cough Remedy helped her child instantly after a cold. She notes it is pleasant to take and contains no opium or narcotics, suitable for children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
Fred Bruenger captured an eagle alive after it was clipped by a gunshot. The eight foot wingspan bird was brought to the Bruenger farm and caged. The barnyard fight ended when Bruenger stunned the bird before grabbing it. Plymouth News, 3rd.
Prices to suit. The note advertises a selection of candies crafted at Packer's with varied pricing to fit different budgets.
Miss L Q Ballard announces a semi annual sale starting December 5 for two weeks. Hats are 50 percent off both trimmed and untrimmed. Fancy feathers and related millinery items see 25 percent discounts. Local shoppers urged to visit.
Mrs Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania shares relief from indigestion after trying Chamberlains Tablets. She reports long poor digestion and limited diet improved after a year ago using the advertised remedy, with several bottles easing her condition. For sale by all dealers.
University of Farm veterinarians advise farmers to keep carrion feeders like crows away from hog herds to combat hog cholera. Do not expose carrion and consider firearms to deter visiting birds if cholera is suspected in the area. Birds can travel miles with cholera germs in droppings and wallows.
Loyal Henrichs was absent from school due to illness. First Primary Pupils craft Christmas gifts as the term ends on December 23 and resumes after a week. Children enjoy the first snowfall and sledding. skating is proposed on a nearby field. Vern Green and Helen Patton miss days for family bereavement. Indoor games begin in intermediate grades. fifth and sixth graders display designs for memory gem booklets. High School Glee Club presents a Christmas cantata on Friday December 18 at 8 p m in the Diller opera house. Admission 25 cents. tickets available at the drug store. Bear in mind Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and appetite. available from dealers.
A Missouri correspondent reports weather, farm yields, and market prices. C A Leaper notes corn fodder, oats, hay, and a dry season with crops short but wheat oats good. Eggs sold total 792 1 2 dozen for 139.52. poultry sales and prices are detailed alongside a friend’s newspaper regard.
A notice promises a one hundred dollar reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh, claiming the medicine works constitutionally by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It presents testimonials and a Toledo address as the basis for the offer.
A mother from Indiana Pennsylvania praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for saving her child's life by easing phlegm and coughing during a croup attack. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers and includes a first war correspondent anecdote about Homer and ancient war chronicles from London Graphic.
At a Cincinnati meeting of prominent Masons from across the country a nationwide drive was started to raise funds for war sufferers in Europe. About 1,580,000 Masons in the United States are hoped to contribute at least one dollar each, with relief extended to all in need as far as practicable.
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