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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
5
A hometown appeal urges residents to back the home paper as a force for civic improvement. The call emphasizes better roads, schools, and public safety, seeking moral and financial backing to foster a stronger, recognizable town.
A short notice from Wympare Nebraska promotes meat delivery service across town. It invites orders in person or by phone and mentions Miss Ballard inviting customers to inspect a new line of china aluminum ware and notions.
Steele City Press notes the home of Henry Ahrends in a southern town is quarantined as four of his children battle scarlet fever. The paper reports public health action amid the illness.
A short health tip advises taking three Chamberlain's Tablets at the onset of bilious symptoms to ward off the attack. It notes appetite loss and dullness as symptoms and states the tablets are sold by all dealers.
About twenty of her school friends held a Monday evening surprise. They played games, served a dainty two course luncheon prepared by the guests, and presented Miss Aurel with a gold pen as a remembrance and wished happiness in her new home.
Wanted a good competent girl to assist in general housework in country. Box 467, Wymore, Nebraska. Wood and fence posts priced at 1.50 per rick.
The remedy loosens and relieves coughs and colds without suppressing them. It aids expectoration and opens secretions, helping the system throw off a cold. It counters any tendency to pneumonia and contains no opium or narcotics, safe for both children and adults. For sale by all.
From various regions comes a report of smooth strangers who sold a Chicago house and offered a standard sugar and flour at unusually low prices. Farmers paid in advance from $19 to $60 each, but groceries were never delivered and total losses reached around $3,000 in one community.
The Junior Class elected Everett Green as President and Paul Beckwith as Vice President with Kittye Tatman as Secretary-Treasurer and Grayce Watson as Sargent at Arms. Milk was tested with a Babcock tester and soils study planned. physiology and history progress noted. Several pupils earned 100 percent in spelling. Diller High School basketball teams defeated Steele City 20 to 15 for boys and 8 to 11 for girls. local officials listed. A Kansas bill targets improper remarks to girls and would prosecute women making improper suggestions to boys.
Rudolph Vitosh and Miss Anna Novotny married in Beatrice on Tuesday afternoon before Judge Walden. They returned to Odell by a decorated jitney with an escort to the bride’s parents home. A six o'clock dinner followed at the Novotny residence. The couple will reside on the groom’s father’s farm six and a half miles northwest of Odell.
Dr. J H Gain reports 1914 results from 203 hog herds totaling 11 656 vaccinated animals using serum and virus. Hogs with normal temperature show 1.49 percent loss, while those with high temperature fared worse though not more than 41 percent died. Farmers submit reports. veterinarians provided none, raising questions about farmer use vs veterinary oversight.
Horace Eddleman born near Winston North Carolina July 21 1836 died January 24 1915 after serving with the Southern army under Stonewall Jackson He married Julia Stipe and had eight children Surviving are wife one son William Eddleman of Ellis and four daughters Mrs J A Shuffler Mrs T F Blauser Mrs Ernest Shoebotham and Mrs Fred Grabber The family quotes poems about his faith patience and hope of heaven and his peaceful rest in the pearly gate crown of glory with God
E. H. Thompson of Ogansport Ind praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best for colds and croup in children. He says it gives prompt relief and he recommends it to neighbors and friends. For sale by all dealers.
A notarized oath from J Cheney of F J Cheney & Co Toledo pledges to pay 100 dollars for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The claim lists the product as effective internally on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available. Pills for constipation are also advertised.
Frank Strouse of Fruitland Iowa praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best laxative for constipation. He says he has sold them for several years and recommends them to customers. Available for sale by all dealers.
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