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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
3
Enquiry available at the office with Charley Fieher's farm sale set for next Tuesday. Mrs Nancy Clark visited her daughter Mrs E G Limprecht in Bisbie Arizona. Anti Freeze radiator saver and denatured alcohol stock advertised. J D Fanders listed at 21.
A notice states hogs will be butchered on Monday and Thursday afternoons at Gall 160. H Z Diller reports that a few loads of shelled corn were sold this week at 1.85 dollars per bushel with buyers hoping for No 4 grade.
The government aims to inspect home canned vegetables and fruits while stopping hoarding in warehouses. The plan excludes products produced for home consumption.
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Auburn New York says Chamberlains Tablets are best for stomach trouble and constipation. She notes they regulate bowel action stimulate the liver and keep the body healthy after two years of use.
Nebraska reports over 243000 signed pledge cards surpassing the national average. The data reflect strong patriotic sentiment among Nebraka families, numbering 294000, aligning local support with the United States and its democracy during the current struggle.
A quirky display at the Bergen venue showcases peculiar artifacts and oddities gathered by local collectors. Visitors react with surprise as the eclectic collection highlights overlooked curiosities from across the region.
Henry Fouts, drafted but not called, went to Lincoln to see if he could enlist. Clarence Eaton, formerly of Diller, requests a record change from Chicago to Dubuque Iowa where he serves as deputy revenue collector.
When a child is subject to croup attacks the first sign is hoarseness Give Chamberlains Cough Remedy as soon as hoarseness appears and the attack may be warded off avoiding danger and anxiety
The Ford Motor Company produced 79 675 cars in October and 469 351 in the last six months. At that pace annualized output would be about 938 270 cars with a yearly estimate near 900 000. If war conditions allow, Ford may reach 1 000 000 cars in the fiscal year ending August 1 1918.
Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and claim long lasting relief. The ad states people with chronic stomach issues have been cured and emphasizes the tablets work when directions are followed.
Henry Abrams, County Superintendent, informs teachers and boards that the Fairbury division of the Reading Circle class will convene December 15 at 1 30 in the county superintendent’s office. He urges parochial schools to install a flag and pole on grounds, recommending a white 20 foot pole and 4 by 6 foot fast color wool or cotton flag.
The B. B. W's gathered with Mrs. E. E. Weigel Tuesday afternoon. Eleven members attended and they discussed Red Cross work with strong interest across the group.
The remedy is described as one of the best medicines for coughs colds and croup. It is noted as pleasant and safe to take, important for treating children. Many mothers are quoted giving it their unqualified endorsement.
A persuasive appeal argues making refreshments at social events a misdemeanor could save flour sugar fats and other foods for six months. It urges each woman to form a one person committee to curb entertaining and promote thrifty eating patterns as a patriot duty.
The Food Administration backs a Nebraska plan to raise hogs by 20 percent next year. Govt guarantees aim to secure profits for farmers as demand for fats grows for food and explosives. Agricultural Extension Service and field workers will assist the project to help breeders add one sow per five farrowed.
The Kaiser mocks any peace negotiations saying he will not consider terms even if a parley is held, signaling stubborn rejection of diplomatic steps. His stance suggests continued wartime intransigence and possible escalation.
The Jefferson County Red Cross reports over 6731 in donations from patron, life, sustaining and annual members plus 811.45 in other gifts. About 4064 has been sent to Washington and 3478 used locally for garments and bandages in under six months for about 18 000 residents.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Formulated by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, it blends tonics with purifiers to combat catarrhal conditions. testimonials available.
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