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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
3
The passage mentions a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs Rupert Andrews living 1.5 miles north and 2 miles west of Diller and another note that Lawrence Blauser from Falls City visited New Year’s with his wife and baby at J. L. Lamb’s home.
The Steele City Press notes a Ford dealer named F. Lowe reports the company promises cars will be produced quickly to satisfy rising demand. The message urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once for first symptoms of hoarseness.
A Christmas present worth while was presented to Mr and Mrs William Behrends near Diller as they welcomed a bright eyed baby girl of normal weight. Local oil companies operating through central stations are enforcing a strictly cash sales policy with agents obliged to supply cash if extending credit.
Readers share quick relief from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs. O. Cook of Macon Illinois and Mrs. J. A. Knott of Chillicothe Missouri endorse its effectiveness. H. J. Moore of Oval Pennsylvania notes cures from chest colds. Mr and Mrs Wilson Brandt report a cousin Nim Brandt stationed in France near the coast plans to sail home. the Doughboy's Diller area relatives look forward to arrival.
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois recalls severe indigestion headaches dizziness and constant discomfort before taking Chamberlains Tablets. She reports one bottle cured her symptoms and left her feeling renewed and energetic.
Widespread influenza has kept Dr. O C Deihl忙 on call for weeks. Snow and extreme cold hindered his travel, requiring a shovel aide to reach patients. The piece urges farmers to open roads quickly after storms so the sick can be cared for without delay.
Jacob Klein pioneer Beatrice merchant died at his home December 28 aged 72. He had been in the mercantile business in Beatrice since 1873 and served as county treasurer and state representative. Survived by his wife one daughter and three sons.
The advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims they strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, noting indigestion is often tied to constipation and worsened by it, with the tablets producing a gentle bowel movement.
Extension Service urges farmers to plan for early hatching to improve winter egg production and profits. The piece notes Nebraska's high vehicle density and prosperity, then reports the December 25 wedding of George E. Shimmin and Irene Blauser, with family and local ties in Monmouth and Diller, Nebraska, and in Monmouth, Illinois.
Diller Public Schools report sickness among Raleigh Bell Sam Stull and Thelma Stotts with Mildred Domer returning to class. Third and fourth grades split into two divisions in a contest for 100 per cent arithmetic and spelling averages. The district discusses influenza quarantine rules and school operations under state health board directives.
The Cave County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting Monday in Beatrice at the Commercial Club. C W Pugsley editor of Nebraska Farmers speaks on The Farmer in the Reconstruction. R E Holland County Agent will attend to share first hand information. Rist reports planned. board retains him to continue work. Members urged to attend with dues card.
The board of health urges swift action to halt the spread of the disease. Officials emphasize that the menace is deadly and requires strict measures, reflecting the best scientific guidance available.
Johnny Henrichs and Harry Henrichs died December 25 from influenza and whooping cough. A private funeral was held for both boys after bad weather delayed Harry's service. Fort Riley soldier John Butler visited Harbine for Christmas. Miss Belva Kinneman ill with flu substituted as grammar teacher. Local churches held Christmas programs and residents shared holiday greetings and travels. Two stock cars were shipped out this week by Grant.
Beam, Chas. Coffin, and Chas. Sandrean appear in a shrinking file near our area as operations wind down. The notice hints at reduced activity and a quieting scene in the locality.
Paris says France needs heavy food imports from America this winter after drought crippled harvests. Senator M Gomet warns of stricter restrictions and calls for French sacrifice to supply daily bread, with wheat shortfalls of 82 to 110 million bushels.
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