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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
The Deshler Rustler reports Folley Franzen, formerly of Diller, has purchased a Deshler lot and will build a modern home. A. Hospe Co. Omaha advertises a piano for sale for little money or in exchange for time.
Advert says Chamberlain’s Tablets ease constipation with pleasant taste and natural effect. Claims medicine produced the relief and notes availability everywhere.
D B Cropsey county treasurer appeals district court against county commissioners’ grant of clerk hire. He seeks $1650 per year while the board approved $1400. Fairbury Journal.
J A Price advertises a sale at his farm residence next Tuesday after renting the farm and buying Harbine property. Auctioneer is A L Tristman. See the paper for details.
A note in the paper claims a single disease, catarrh, can be addressed by a tonic that acts through the blood to strengthen the patient and support nature in overcoming the illness. The editors advertise a reader reward and endorse a remedy touted as restorative medicine.
A card from a former deputy sheriff asks to be announced as auctioneer, a request considered by local custom to grant him the title. The Col. is reportedly out after a share of the business.
Attention all ticket holders at Stucker's store. Bring signed tickets by eight Saturday night. The cabinet will be closed. The holder with the most signed tickets wins the cabinet free. J. C. Stucker.
Mrs Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio writes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and has never failed to cure a cough or cold. Obtainable everywhere.
Gov. Keith Neville announces his personal staff consisting of over a hundred Nebraskans including lawyers bankers newspaper men and politicians Col BE Loock of Diller formerly on Gov Morehead’s staff is named as one of Neville’s colonels
The notice describes symptoms of a severe bilious attack including headache coated tongue loss of appetite constipation and torpid liver. It advises relief may be found with Chamberlain's Fare and suggests consulting medical guidance for relief.
An Osborn Missouri resident writes to The Diller Record on January 22 1917 sending a $1.50 subscription and sharing details of a long readership. He describes winter weather no snow but cold winds, crop yields from April to June 1916 including corn wheat oats hogs chickens eggs and sales from crops and livestock, local commerce and facilities, and sends regards to readers while noting a printing office in town.
Caroline Gundelfinger Lohmeyer born October 3 1861 one mile north of Hanover Kansas. Married November 9 1880 to F W Lohmeyer. Lived on a farm near Hanover then moved to Gage County Nebraska in 1883 where she resided about 34 years. Survived by husband Fred J Lohmeyer son two daughters Eva Celia Roop of Commerce Oklahoma Rosia Elizabeth Else near Hollenberg Kansas and father Jacob Ganasi Kansas. Also sisters Ja Vunga Hanover Kansas and M r of.
The obituary recalls a devout woman known for kindness to neighbors and the motherless. A member of the Degree of Honor Lodge of Diller Nebraska she carried a $2000 beneficiary. She died January 19 1917 aged 55 years 3 months 16 days and was buried January 23 1917 at Lanham Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Forrest Carpenter and two children traveled from near Johns town Cherry County to visit the family and returned home afterward.
Ross Highland sold a car load of cattle at St Joe market Tuesday for 10.75 per hundred, about 4.05 above his purchase price 33 months ago, netting roughly 30 per head. A May born traveled to Omaha Wednesday with another feeder shipment from Diller area.
A patient describes severe cold conditions on December first and credits two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapid relief. The account notes restoration of health and satisfaction with the remedy's effectiveness.
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