Burlington Passenger Geo Cunningham Traveled to Atchison
Geo Cunningham was a Burlington passenger for Atchinson Kansas on Sunday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
3
Geo Cunningham was a Burlington passenger for Atchinson Kansas on Sunday.
Habicht announces new spring skirts and coats in stock. Gus Dressen offers oiling services from 1.50 to 2.00. Frank Harvey family from Philips Neb visiting at Morau Elias Hadley. Homer Scott to farm Blauser land and move into vacated residence. Jansen to Clay Center transfer by S. J. Thompson with auto truck. W. E. Muth editor Odell Oracle and father D. M. Muth travel to Savannah Mo for cancer treatment.
A timely suggestion promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant and relief providing for coughs and colds. Also a sale notice offers one good 4400 A ranch with multiple improved lands suitable for cattle and farming by C. M. Hungerford, Grant, Nebraska.
Expect a weekly weekday matinee at Omaha's famous visit centre. Exhilarating burlesque and vaudeville stage entertains with pretty girls and lively acts. Biggest and best show west of Chicago draws crowds.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co claiming payment of one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh. Notary A W Gleason certifies December 6. Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised as taken internally and acting in the blood on the mucous membranes. Druggists 75 cents. Testimonials free. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Airmail service is slated to begin this month linking Omaha and Chicago. Officials say flights will operate with set schedules and mail handling procedures.
Mrs Eunice Martin of Lincoln visits with her uncles H Z Diller and E S Diller and families. Arnold Fouts and Carroll Diller, state university students, spent the weekend at home in Diller and returned to Lincoln Sunday. A survey lists the robin and English sparrow as the most abundant birds. Anderson and Green lease the opera house for picture shows and plan to move in within a week.
Mr and Mrs R W Green were early Thursday morning passengers on the Burlington for Lincoln, expecting to return Saturday.
Herbert Stotts and his sister Al Taylor travel to Ohio for a brother's funeral after pneumonia following influenza. The Beckwith farm near town is being enclosed with hog tight fencing. An ad lists dark green shades for sale and a local man announces moving to take a telecom trouble man post.
Fred Onken sells his place 114 miles north of Lanham and will hold a public sale of personal effects on Saturday afternoon February 28 at the property. Items include farm machinery stock fencing new lumber gas engine and household goods. See bills.
A report notes rails carried goods worth $45,000,000 stolen in transit during the prior year. Omaha plans an institutional church with seven day operations. Supt Domer resumes work in Diller schools after a flu bout. Mrs W E Griffin travels from Diller to Beatrice after visiting brothers Harlan and Elias Hadley.
Anton Hullman paused here for a days visit with his brother Henry Hullman and family then left Tuesday for his home in Stafford County Kansas.
E Waggoner and Brunning joined a Wednesday gun club event with participation noted despite some rough weather. Mrs Ruth Bowers and Mr and Mrs E E McCune visited Odell on Sunday to see Jacob Bowers who remains in very poor health.
J D W Fouts states he will not be home for a period and has arranged with Diller State Bank or C H Wright to handle selling his alfalfa. Buyers are asked to contact Mr Mayborn or Mr Wright for purchase details.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain and insomnia when eating vegetables or fruit. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat produce without pain or sleeplessness. The remedy comforts those with indigestion or constipation and is likely beneficial.
The Blauser couple plans to move to Lincoln near March 1 after selling the C. L. E. Blauser parcel. He, a Jefferson county native and former legislator, has long been active in Diller affairs and local business, including the Diller Farmers Grain Co. and road improvement efforts. The move stems from their purchase of a Lincoln suburb and interest in hog farming, with Mrs. Blauser a former teacher.
Mr and Mrs Earl Zook and Mr and Mrs Harry Friday visited relatives in Diller and with S J Thompson and S A Woods. Prof T P Beal returned from Guide Rock where he teaches and his wife and daughter attended school.
Mrs G C Blauser and her daughter Mrs Vance Carmichael arrived home after attending the funeral of Irene Shimmin in Monmouth Illinois. Irene Shimmin was the daughter and sister of the Blauser family.
George F Daniels of Hardwick Vermont proprietor of the Hardwick Inn praises Chamberlains Tablets as the best occasional laxative for sedentary habits. He states he has tried many but none equal these tablets for his needs.
The Nebraska Dairy Law requires dairy herd owners with more than five cows and any dealers of milk or cream from such herds to obtain licenses. Testing for disease or pasteurization applies to all milk and cream sold for consumption, regardless of herd size. Pasteurization means heating to at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes.
Review touts Mabel Normand in Mickey directed by Mack Sennett at Rex Theater for a one day engagement. Describes the plot in a mining camp world with a Cinderella like heroine facing adventures and a false fortune hunter.
Dr G H Newton is listed as serving patients in Fairbury Nebraska with specialty eye ear nose and throat care. Local directory notes his practice location and field.
89 acre dairy farm near Fairbury Nebraska with 55 acres alfalfa 25 acres wild pasture a four room bungalow with basement a 60 by 75 hay and stock barn a hog house a stave silo for 48 tons a good well and new windmill 10 acres alfalfa fenced hog tight and 10 fine milk cows for sale by owner Possession to buyer at once McCullough and Garnsey Fairbury Nebr office over Tincher's store
The article explains that colds weaken the lungs and invite serious diseases such as pneumonia, consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. It warns that longer colds increase danger and favors quicker recovery. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as a trusted cure and pleasant to take.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County district confirms J Smith Diller cashier of the bank. Document shows Smith Diller report to Washington F Harrie directors. Subscribed and sworn before Frank T Pearce notary on February 18 1920. Notary commission expires March 5 1924.
An archival bank statement dated February 20 1920 lists financial figures for the Nebraska State Bank with deposits and guarantees. Signed by cashier O J Mayborn and directors MaYBorn N Sparks and others with notary Frank T Peace notarization.
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