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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
7
Diller Record notes salary revisions for pastor John W. Dickson and an impending move to Orleans. Handley, living near Hoxie, Kan., checks on land and grain receipts while visiting relatives. Lodge No. 133 AOA elects officers for the coming year including Stotts, Carico, Barton, and Pearce with other appointments and attendees listed.
The article explains food has three roles: energy building and repair, supplying materials for body tissues, and aiding body processes. It notes alkaline and acid foods, water’s role in waste removal, and links diet to health. It also comments on coin shortages and a U S Treasury report showing a large rise in gold.
Mary Catlin Ulmer born July 18 1872 in Benton County Iowa later moved to Gage Nebraska. She taught in Jefferson County for ten years and joined the M E church at seventeen. She married William Ulmer June 20 1900 and died Friday December 8. Funeral December 11 at home. Rev Carmuny and Rev Parker officiated. Burial in resurrection and life. John 11.
An oration on Ford cars selling in Omaha during 87 era hints. The fragment mentions 37 1t figures and suggests a sales or auction context. Limited readable names and numbers obscure full details.
A farewell message from John W. Dickson expresses deep gratitude to the Diller community and the Record newspaper. He notes lasting memories of local kindness, credits the editor for generosity, and announces plans to move to Orleans, Nebraska, departing by 5 p.m. on Friday, December 15.
The Eminent Physician will be in Diller on Monday December 18 1916 at the Colman Hotel until 1130 am offering free consultations examinations and medicines. Dr Potters of 108 Garfield Ave Kansas City Mo has treated over eight thousand patients with electricity and medicine and will treat deafness catarrh throat and lung disease eye and ear stomach liver kidneys and other ailments with no charge for medicines.
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