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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
5
Mr. Shultz of Polk Indiana visited Diller relatives on Wednesday. J. H. Findling and family attended a brother’s wedding in Fairbury and returned yesterday. C. J. E. Blauser filed as a Democratic candidate for state representative at Fairbury.
When costive or troubled with constipation take Chamberlain's Tablets, they are easy to take and most agreeable in effect. Obtainable everywhere.
Mrs. Alvin Pasco visited her mother Mrs. Mary Fasnacht and relatives near Diller then returned Sunday to her home in Auburn Nebraska.
A fragment reports Bessie Cherry visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cherry and planning a Sunday return to Beatice where she is employed as a nurse in the Fall Sanitarium. The text is incomplete.
Revival services at the Presbyterian church in Diller draw over fifty choir voices and full pews each night. A spirit of cooperation among churches and residents grows as attendees travel nine miles to hear uplifting songs under new lights. Officials expect a strong week ahead as prayers rise and invitations spread.
Fulton of Wymore is noted for monuments while Emil Tarnow and Steele City visitors linger with Diller relatives. Will Carmichael visits Diller area over Saturday night and returns to Odell. Homer Ramsey visits Beatrice kin and returns with Mrs Brandt. John A Cherry of Fairbury, cousin to J C W A and J C Cherry near Diller, runs for Jefferson county sheriff on the Republican ticket. announcement appears in this issue.
Leslie Nickeson takes a year lease on a cement stone garage to run a regular car business storing washing oils and gasoline and traveling to nearby towns. J E Kerr of Steele City greets Diller friends on Sunday en route to Omaha for the annual meeting of accident insurance agents.
Announcement urges buyers to compare quality and price at Fulton Monument Co. stock of granite and marble monuments with guaranteed work. Call to inspect works and obtain an attractive price from W. M. Fulton, President.
State inspector Mr Voss visited the school Tuesday. Girls beat Steele City 11 to 7 and Steele City boys won 24 to 14. Second and third grades learn new readers while Washington themes appear in writing and picture study. Miss Dixon hosted Junior class for Washington’s birthday with national decor and a luncheon. Musical report shows 829.90 receipts. Debating materials and athletic fund transfers noted. Local news covers Diller residents, weddings, and a small wrestling event at city hall concluding with matches under the Diller Vol Fire company.
A reader recounts relief from a bed cough after using Chamberlain's Remedy sent by his brother. He bought several bottles but needed only one as the cough disappeared and has not returned. Obtainable everywhere.
Dr J G Neely formerly of Diller bonded at Wayne on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after an evening home defense incident at Winside Nebraska. Attorney H E Simon injured slightly. Neely’s family accounts say a door to protect home led to the dispute and arrest.
An irritable fault finding disposition is often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is nearly always good natured. Chamberlain's Tablets have benefited many years of suffering by strengthening the stomach to perform its functions naturally. Also notes a shipment of Stock to St. Joe market with several named individuals loading cattle hogs and hogs.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal treatment reaching the bloodstream to affect mucous surfaces. It claims physician endorsement, lists tonics and blood purifiers, notes testimonials and Toledo company as the maker with drugstore availability. It also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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