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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
3
A collection of brief items including local visits and travels, illness recoveries, a funeral, agricultural updates, mailing week reminder, and small ads. Notable mentions include Mrs. Glen Riddle ill with flu, Dr. Endicott’s hand injury, Mrs. Ashcraft’s death and burial at Adams, and several residents’ trips to Lincoln Excellsior Springs Blue Springs and other Missouri points.
The Women’s Club hosts Mrs Harry Thompson on February 26 at 8 00 p m with a program including a Dickens Lowell or Longfellow fragment and reviews. A birthday roll call and brief readings by Mrs O J Mayborn Mrs M Northup and others are listed alongside noted figures.
The Linn County Soybean Growers' Association persuaded a Linneus baker to use soybean flour to improve protein and fat in white bread. The new loaf sold out within thirty minutes, and tests showed protein doubled and fat greatly increased. Six other Missouri towns adopted the bean bread with wide acclaim.
Mrs L P Raymond accompanied her son Laforrest to Fairbury yesterday. George Andrews a St Joe commission man spent several days before part of this week with old acquaintances in the Diller vicinity.
Chester Andrews known as Cap a Jefferson County Nebraska feeder and farmer sold a 7 car consignment of steers on Thursday. Forty eight head averaged 10 pounds sold at 8.00 dollars while minus weight steers measured seven and a half hundredweight in October weighing about 145 dollars per head. The Civil War captain has fed livestock for 50 years and remains active helping fellow feeders and tenants.
The ad defines nasal catarrh as a cold attack and describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment plus a blood-acting tonic. It claims to build up the system and prevent frequent colds. Marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio for over 40 years.
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