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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
3
Nebraska agriculture drives about 750 million dollars in annual crop value and 40 million in poultry and egg output. Local notes report diverse small ads and visits including Misses Dunn and Hale traveling to Burchard, Effie Clark returning from Steele City, and various farm sales and community updates.
The Clerk of the District Court reports 228 causes filed in Gage County last year. Two were murder cases. Fifty-five divorce actions were filed and forty-three divorces granted. County judge notes 283 marriage licenses issued in the period.
A 100 dollar reward notice proclaims Maphine Rice as a cure for catarrh. The ad claims the remedy acts internally and offers testimonials and an address at Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio for more information.
Geo Henrichs visited the St. Joe market with cattle. Subscriptions offered at the Record office for all newspapers and magazines at publisher prices. Miss Lynn, visiting with sister Mrs Nancy Robertson, returned to Omaha yesterday. Ott Fox plans a house and barn on E L Loock land northeast of town to farm next year. Mrs G C Blauser left yesterday by Burlington to visit daughter Irene Shimin in Monmouth Ill. M C B Clarke of Catlin Co Fairbury canvassed Diller for Fordson tractors. Roe Hudson returned from Akron Colo with cousin Bernard Blauser who visited here. C M Manley, 5 1/2 miles south and 13 west of Diller, will have a public sale Jan 14. Bills printed at this office. Read his ad in this paper.
An advertisement claims the tablets end stomach troubles and let people eat any kind of food they crave. It praises unnamed individuals who have been restored to health after taking the product.
Willard Brandt left Tuesday for Powell Wyoming with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Brandt and other relatives and friends. He plans a stop in North Platte to visit his sisters Mrs Mill Fry and Mrs Flora Riddle and his brother Wilson Brandt and families.
The article urges mothers to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of croup. It claims the remedy is readily available, prompt, and effective, and argues that delaying its use is unnecessary.
George Andrews of Kansas City has disposed of his third interest in the American Live Stock Co. and purchased a third in the Young Murray & Andrews Co. He plans to sell cattle with Mr. Young, asserting better service locally.
Orval Cherry offers six weeks pasture for cattle or horses 45 acres of stalks and four straw at 2500 dollars per month. Johnnie Fyfe defeats Fred Nelson in a New Year day wrestling finish match. Mr and Mrs L A Blauser visit Diller relatives and plan to move to Southern Colorado for Harch Hardware Co. work.
The annual Praire Home Cemetery Assn meeting will be at city hall in Diller at 2 p.m. Saturday January 10 1920 for officer elections and other business. Secretary A L Tristman notes the gathering. Mr and Mrs Will Carmichael moved from Diller and Odell to Portland then back to Meridian Idaho where they bought a farm after shipping their personal effects.
A wolf-hunt event is set for next Friday January 16 starting at Ed Woods corner and routing west to Elbert Fasnachts north to Chas Detters east to Will Fanders and back to Ed Woods corner with a round up at Ed Mc Cune's. Lines start at 9 30 sharp with a captain every mile. Bills advertise details.
A Cubraun Kentucky druggist J B Jones champions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine. He says his family has used it for seven years and finds it the top option among cough medicines.
The Degree of Honor lodge will meet Saturday afternoon January 10 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs S F Clark. Neighbors are urged to attend as a letter from the Grand Chief of Honor on the new rate system will be read and other business discussed.
Organized agriculture groups plan six day meetings in Lincoln from January 19 to 24 drawing about twenty organizations. Poultry corn dairy and florist shows accompany the programs. Farmers and stock raisers are invited regardless of association membership to hear state and national speakers discuss vital issues.
The Plymouth News argues legislation or municipal action is needed to clear snow from public roads after storms. It urges equipping plows and hiring crews or passing laws to compel property owners to clear snow from adjacent roads to avoid impassable conditions for weeks.
A condensed annual statement asserts substantial transaction volume reached over a half million dollars in the past year. The notice cites experience office equipment qualifications and strong business connections as foundation for the claim.
Kodak users can cut finishing bills in half with films developed at 5c per roll and prints of any size at 3c each. Address CAMERA JACK, Box 5142, University Place, Nebraska.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain’s Tablets move the bowels, improve appetite, and strengthen digestion. It states the tablets contain no pepsin or digestive ferment and aid the stomach to function naturally.
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