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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
3
Ray Green advertises a nearly full house of fine Wymore ice and a second hand buggy with harness for sale. J D Fanders notes births and a 9% pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Rip. An opera house entertainment tonight is promoted. Mrs Geo Miller is reported to be improving after Beatrice hospital treatment.
January 12 marks the 30th anniversary of a major blizzard that swept this region, a storm that caused numerous fatalities and left a lasting imprint on local memory.
Promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as a stomach remedy with many cured and low cost at 25 cents. The ad urges readers to obtain the tablets for digestive comfort and health restoration.
Farmers along Mud Creek report land leased to oil and gas promoters after a ground survey suggests oil beneath the vicinity. Many acres south of Wymorge have been leased and drilling is set to begin in spring. Local officials have long held the belief in oil potential.
Toledo Ohio advertisement by druggists promotes Cheney medicine for catarrh relief. The garbled text lists distribution by druggists and references a small belt or dosage claim.
Patton notes a car trip by Dr and Mrs C C Died to Beatrice on Jan 16. E E McCune and daughter Bessie travel from west of town to visit relatives at Carthage Missouri. Mrs J B Wright from Powell Wyoming visits Diller for relatives and friends.
H. Z. Diller announces will butcher hogs on Monday and Thursday afternoons. Contact number 160 for details. tf.
Mrs. Jane Fordyce and Henry Brandt family visit ends with return to Medford Oklahoma. Willis Clark and spouse delayed by a Pittsburg snowstorm en route home. Vernon Denney, son of Attorney C H Denney of Fairbury, dies from injuries in a Denver automobile crash after colliding with a streetcar while with the colors at Ft. Logan.
The next meeting for Study Center Teachers will be January 19 at 1:80 o clock in the county superintendent's office Fairbury. The date also serves as the regular teachers examination date. Henry Abrams Co Supt.
A dated 1918 Omaha letter from L. W. Trester Nebraska State Director congratulates Mrs. Mary Miller Secy Diller Branch A. R. C. on a successful membership campaign and thanks the co operated group for its efforts in Nebr.
The passage promotes Chamberlain's tablets as gentle laxatives that ease constipation and aid digestion using a mild action. It suggests a system in the body can clog when constipated and that these pills offer relief. The tone mirrors a 19th or early 20th century advertisement.
Dr. Frederick C. Knauer will occupy Nebraska's first endowed Bible chair at Hastings College. He holds bachelor and master degrees from Washington and Jefferson College and has sixteen years of pastoral experience including five years in African mission work. His recent charge was Nelson. The college plans to expand religious instruction for Presbyterians in Nebraska through added electives.
A Wednesday night joint installation at Masonic hall installed officers for the coming year including Chancelor Arie Diller Recorder Clara Myers Receiver Myrtle Frisbie Marshal Lucy Headley Sentinel Ma Clack O Sentinel A Diehl Manager three years Lydia Stucker Watch S J Thompson Secretary Frank Johnson Manager three years J Sith Diller Physicians Diehl Bauguess with ice cream and cake served to Woodman Royal Neighbors and families.
A Burlington bridge about halfway between Dible and Odell was partially burned yesterday delaying local freight from the east by a couple of hours. The incident disrupted rail traffic and prompted a temporary halt to some shipments as crews worked to assess damage and restore service.
A car owned by Ben Albers burned almost completely along the road between Diller and his home west of town on Wednesday evening. The vehicle exploded after Albers exited, following a gasoline tank blast.
Peter Remsey who recently sold his farm west of town has bought Dr H Baugess residence and three acres of land adjoining town on the west and will take possession late in March. The doctor plans to rent additional property.
This readable fragment notes praise for Chamberlain’s cough remedy used by Mrs Lewis of Pittsburg for a five year old child. The account mentions illness lasting two to three weeks and rapid improvement after use.
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