Diller News Snapshot From February Iowa Visit and Local Events
Cos Supt Henry Abtame visited Diller school yesterday. Henry Wiemers promotes his Chester White hog sale in Diller tomorrow afternoon. Gus Dressen, Diller harness man, made a business trip to Fairbury Monday. Nebraska marked 31st anniversary of the big blizzard. Thirty five states have ratified the bone dry constitutional amendment. Green returned Wednesday from Lincoln after a state legislature look. Mrs Maude Grape and daughter Evalena visited from Beatrice for several days.
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Henry Wiemers
Chester White
Diller
Gus Dressen
Fairbury
Quick Cure for Croup and Local Notices
Quick Cure for Croup advises prompt use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first sign of hoarseness. A Beatrice store advertises pianos and phonographs with Liberty bonds accepted. Mrs Harry Harris visited Beatrice then returned to Hanover Kansas. Nebraska senate ratified federal dry amendment with Tarmer of Douglass voting no. Minnie Boxwell taken to Beatrice for chiropractic treatment after influenza.
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Chamberlain
Nebraska Senate
Tarmer
Douglass
Minnie Boxwell
Beatrice
Tippins Appointed Sheriff After Rawles Resigns
Frank Tippin, long time deputy, was named by the county commissioners to fill the sheriff vacancy caused by J. G. Rawles resignation. Tippin previously served two terms as deputy and is praised for general satisfaction.
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Frank Tippin
J. G. Rawles
Tippins
Pastor Teckhaus heads to meeting on church college move
Rev. H. A. Teckhaus of St. Peule Lutheran church travels Tuesday to Atchison Kansas for a church board session. The agenda includes deciding whether to relocate the church college from Atchison to Freemont Nebraska.
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H. A. Teckhaus
St.Peule—Lutheran Church
Atchinson
Kan
Church College
Freemont
Nebr
Cured at a Cost of 25 Cents in Mattoon Illinois
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois recalls eight years ago suffering indigestion and constipation with headaches and dizziness. After one bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets she says she was cured and felt like a different person.
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Mattoon
Robert Allison
Ill
Harness oiling and local business notes
Tam is ready to repair and oil your harness. Prices range from 1 25 to 1 50. Gus Dressen is noted. Mrs H Herwig, who stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs A Le Tristman, returned to Humbold Nebraska. Loock and Habicht ran a clothing sale in the Record selling over 75 suits in three days. John Claussin bought the pump and windmill stock of S C Hutchinson and will open a shop in a building owned by S J Senior on Main Street. Mrs Joe Cole and daughter Mrs King visited with Frank Cole's family and other Diller relatives and returned to near Krider.
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Tam
Gus Dressen
Loock & Habicht
John Claussin
S.C Hutchinson
S.J. Senior
Main Street
Joe Cole
King
Frank Cole
Krider
Blausers Return From Lincoln Visit
Mr and Mrs C L FE Blauser returned Wednesday from a trip to Lincoln and Otaha. While at the capital they visited the state house where Clare enjoyed meeting a number of his old legislature acquaintances.
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C. L. FE. Blauser
Lincoln
Otaha
Capital
State House
Clare
Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Digestion and Bowels
The advertisement urges Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and normalize function, with a gentle bowel movement to relieve constipation and related discomfort.
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Chamberlain
Nights of Pythias Lodge to Elect Officers in CA
The Nights of Pythias lodge will meet in the Masonic hall on Thursday night next week January 23 for the election of officers and other business. Attendance of all members is desired. In attendance Reinhardt Kiet Ki and S.
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Pythias
Masonic
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Readers
Readers from Macon Illinois Chillicothe Missouri and Gal Pa report quick relief from coughs and colds after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Testimonials claim it cures settled chest colds and beats other remedies.
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Chamberlain
Red Cross Notes From Eva Stotts Ree-Srey
Red Cross workers face idle time until sewing projects resume. Diller chapter sent 150 dollars, 7000 of which funded quilts. Two dozen linen towels dispatched to St. Riley hospital for comfort kits. towels later unused. Next meeting planned for Wednesday afternoon to prepare refugee garments.
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Red Cross
Diller Red Cross- Chapter
Fairbury
St. Riley
Red Cress
Beatrice Flu Patients Improve As Winter Plans Loom
Mrs John Bishop of Beatrice returns home after flu and is improving. Her daughter Mrs Hazel Bowman and her baby also recovering after a visit. The Sandmans plan to spend winter in Hot Springs Arkansas and California. Gertarde Muldrow to Beatrice after staying with sister Mrs Kelly who had the flu. Paul Sandman visited from Fairbury and stayed with daughter Mrs Russell Campbell as illness spread. Lee Richard and family of Stratton Nebr visited Ralph Sandman and family.
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John Bishop
Beatrice
Hazel Bowman
Chase
Sandman
Hot — Springs
Arkansas
California
Gertarde Muldrow
Kelly
Tlu
Paul Sandman
Fairbury
Russell Campbell
Lee Richard and
Stratton
Nebr
Ralph Sandman
Diller School Raises Funds and Reports Bright Students
Diller Public Schools recounts a five dollar war drive total and classroom achievements. First graders read from primers while older pupils join Red Cross efforts. a 100 percent Red Cross membership is noted in intermediate and grammar rooms. Miss Miller’s Bird Club named the Bluebird Junior Society engages twenty members with bird buttons and nest mapping projects around Diller.
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Red Cross
Everett Fastwood
Lela Hadley
Jast
Alfred Mabyorn
Henrichs
Lom Rigdon
Mies Miller
Bluebird
Diller
Soldier Boys Letters Extracts From 1918 War Diary
Excerpts from letters to Mrs Mary Miller and brother Clark Echternach Luxembourg dated December 9 1918 describe a rest stop in a Belgian town with a cathedral and a dance in a schoolhouse. The writer notes Belgian hardship and relief efforts Germany's 1914 advance atrocities and billeting experiences with Belgian families while near the German border and the Sauer River.
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Mary Miller
Clark
Belgium
United States
Germany
Sauer
Army of Occupation
Nebraska Bank Guaranty Fund Reaches New Total
Nebraska’s state bank guaranty fund, started in 1911, totals about $2,112,858 after a January 1919 semiannual assessment of roughly $34,424. The levy equals one twentieth of one percent of average state bank deposits for the prior six months, with about 940 banks under the guaranty law. The fund has been drawn on only twice in eight years, $54,000 for Superior and $79,000 for Decatur depositors, and about $25,000 has been returned from bank asset sales with more to come.
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Nebraska
Bank Guaranty Fund
Savings Bank
Superior
Decatur
Nebraska Adds Five Year Residency for Foreign Voters
The Nebraska constitution now requires five years of residence and two citizenship papers for foreigners to vote. Previously first papers granted voting rights after six months of residence. Immigrants born in Austria or Germany may not complete citizenship until after the peace treaty is signed.
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Nebraska
Austria
Germany
Pointers for Good Roads Campaign Message
The piece argues that good roads raise land values and rental income, shorten hauling time, reduce costs, boost social life and rural schools, improve medical access, and keep country youth from leaving. It urges landowners to lead road improvements and frames 365 day roads as Nebraska goal.
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France
Perseverance and War Wisdom Across Generations
A senator credits perseverance of allies for victory while a newspaper editor's old advice to a rejected suitor is recalled. The editor counseled persistence, urging the wooer to learn from defeats, gather experience, and pursue the right partner with renewed resolve.
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Lewis
Cinnaminson Scimitar
Patriot's boastful offer ends with sharp rebuke
A talkative patriot boasts about donating his motorboat to the government. His friend ridicules the idea recalling the boat's failed engine and long row back. The friend quips that if he truly wanted to aid the country he should have given the boat to the Germans.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Cos
Henry Abtame
Diller School
S. By Green
A. Palmer Company
Harry Harris
BE. L. Loock
Hanover
Tairbury Battery Service Co. C. M
Johnke
Omaha
Sudevilie Stege
Gergeoes
Chicap
Wilt Bro’s Garage
Diller, Nebr
Red
Eva Stotts, Ree-Srey
Harbine
Diller Public Schools
Scott Miller
Echternach
Luxenburg
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
Dy Ac
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