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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement from Dr. Kilmer & Co promotes a kidney remedy claiming twenty five years of experience. The notice suggests sending ten cents for a sample bottle and references information on kidneys and related issues.
The United States Reclamation Service operated 12 power plants with a total capacity of 27 134 kw and first cost of 2 542 000 dollars. In 1914 output exceeded 66 000 000 kw hr with 88 percent sold to customers 82 percent used for irrigation pumping 17 percent for construction and 4 percent for Pinthead river capacity. In Montana the remainder extends through 21 other power facilities.
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a man known as Jason Jenkins for a decade in the city. The twist shows the man may not be his name, as a new umbrella bearing that name appeared the day he arrived, suggesting a possible misidentification and a curious early clue.
A report states Russia maintains care for about 10,000 lepers through 21 institutions. The system emphasizes organized medical support, housing, and outreach services for affected individuals.
A concise remark notes that a man’s good standing largely rests on the mysteries surrounding him rather than disclosed facts. It suggests that restraint and discretion contribute to public perception and trust.
Editorial Association Annual Convention at Norfolk January 19. Municipalities convention January 24 25 Hastings. Retail Lumber Dealers Convention Omaha February 7 8 9. State Volleyball Contest York February 15. Clothiers Association meeting Omaha February 20 21. Mid West Cement Show and Convention Omaha March 6 to 10.
Seward County Home Makers association hires Esther Warner as county agent to organize cooperative egg and dressed poultry sales. Using parcel post, members earned 380 percent more than markets, buyers in Omaha Lincoln Auburn and Tecumseh paid on delivery. Plans call for poultry meetings with university farm experts to lecture women in late January or early February.
Albion Michael Cavey longtime Boone County Commissioner, defeated in last election, restrains winner Reigie from assuming duties. Two others lack authority over Reig, Cavey holds over until 1918 election. Cavey assembles prominent lawyers to argue the case.
Hartington reports a knife blade that stuck in an oak tree for nearly fifty years was found by County Surveyor J. D. Clair Smith. The curio was presented to the city library.
Unclear phrasing suggests a note about TTS license expiry and ongoing or planned actions for the product's Instagram presence. No concrete dates or entities are identifiable in the fragment. Further readable context could clarify parties, timelines, and specific actions.
The Yaezel home hospital opens January 15 in Madison marking the seventh facility to be established in the area.
A substantial rate increase was approved by the grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Nebraska during a special session in Omaha. The plan sets higher rates aligned with the National Fraternal Congress and introduces fixed certificates for $600, $1,000, $1,500, and $2,900. Ages 18 to 45 may join after medical and character checks. new members over 45 are not accepted. The changes aim to cover future death losses and avoid further sharp increases unless emergencies arise.
Futile efforts to overturn the location of a land bank in Omaha are reported as Colorado politicians protest Denver’s exclusion. Arrangements proceed to establish the bank with a stock sale opened January 10 offering $750,000 in shares of $27 and multiples to the public.
Stella-Bratten Union opened the consolidated school in the high school department last week. Lower grades will begin as soon as possible. Four districts from Nemaha and Richardson counties join, with three teachers across primary grammar and high school. Building modern and equipped, cost $8,000.
Beatrice-John Barty, owner of the recently destroyed electric lighting plant in Odell, has decided not to resume business. The town remains in darkness and it will likely be some time before a new lighting plant is established.
The Nebraska Clothiers association schedules its annual gathering in Omaha on February 20 and 21. Secretary Westcott of this city and President Fred Barclay of Pawnee have arranged a strong program for the event.
Frank Zipper, a young resident near here, died when his auto struck two wooden railings of the Platte River bridge and plunged twelve feet onto the ice. Dates set for Omaha Auto Show from February 28 to March 3 with dealer support nationwide.
The new Masonic hall in Alliance Nebraska is nearly finished. When complete it will provide the town with the finest Masonic home in western Nebraska.
W T Auld of Omaha a former citizen of Red Cloud and part owner of the state bank agrees to present the city with a proposition described in the record. The item notes his background and the intended donation as part of a civic initiative.
Mrs Elishbeth Heather of 2002 11th Street Northwest Washington endorses Peruna as a splendid medicine for catarrh and stomach trouble. She recounts years of illness, months of use, and full recovery, noting it helps when she contracts a cold and eliminates catarrhal tendencies.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a dispute over liquid medicine and a makeshift smokestack on a sea barge in Atlantic City. It mentions a trial and a kidney cure product, with unclear details and names missing.
The English crown forests spanning 125000 acres hold timber valued at about 15000000 dollars and are being mined steadily to supply war timber for the front.
Advertisement touts 10 cent Castarets for liver stomach and bowels claiming to relieve constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches by clearing and regulating the stomach removing sour food and bile while you sleep. It notes workers in the United States and mentions a novelty woman blacksmith in Ghiraside Scotland.
A pair of quips contrasts a man lost in contemplation with a graveyard mood. The exchange suggests wit about being buried in thought and the solemn setting.
Rev. W. H. Warner of Myersville Maryland credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his life after a bout with sciatica back pain lumbago neuralgia cramps and kidney issues. He urges using the exact DODD'S kidney medicine for proper results and mentions a wheel alignment instrument invention to verify correct tracking.
Residents of Elizabethtown rename Mount Discovery to Mount Inez in tribute to Ines Mulholland Moissevain buried nearby last week. The peak offers views of Lake Champlain the Adirondacks and the Green Mountains.
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