Local Social and Medical Notes from Diller Area
Dr and Mrs H Bauguess drove to Lincoln on Wednesday. Diller shipping association sent hogs to St Joe on Tuesday. Miss Beulah Bell arrived Tuesday from Hiawatha Kansas for a visit with Diller relatives. Mrs Pearl Black of Chicago left after visiting with Mrs Q J Mayborn. Paul Logan of the Shea neighborhood underwent an appendectomy at the Methodist hospital in Omaha on Saturday.
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The
Diller Shipping Association
St. Joe
Beulah Bell
Hiawatha
Kan
Diller
Paul Logan
Shea
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Remedy for Ailment From Rheumatism Muscles
Ailment described as rheumatic in the muscles is treated with absolute rest and Chamberlain's Liniment applications. The advice emphasizes simple home care to relieve discomfort.
Family excursion to Washinon Kansas with Warthen couple
Mr and Mrs M Collander and Mrs Warthen with daughter Flora drove to near Washinon Kansas Sunday. They visited Mr and Mrs C E Warthen, former residents of the Diller vicinity, spending the day with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Collander
Warthen
Flora
Washinon
Kans
C. E. Warthen
Diller
Hartzel Pair Return From Lincoln and Wilber Visit
Mr and Mrs F Hartzel return Saturday after visiting friends and relatives in Lincoln and Wilber. They traveled home accompanied by Mrs Sadies Diller and her children who are visiting Diller relatives.
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Mr. F. Hartzel
Lincoln
Wilber
Sadies Diller
Diller
The Joy of Living With Chamberlain’s Tablets
Advert says a clogged bowels cause headaches and indigestion and promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets to move bowels improve digestion and help realize real joy of living.
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Chamberlain’s
Colman House proprietor enters sheriff nomination race
A D Stotts, proprietor of Colman House, has thrown his hat into the ring as a Republican candidate for county sheriff. He is Pleasant precincts only candidate for the county office so far. If he wins the nomination he will pursue the position against a future opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stotts
Diller
Colman House
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a promise of a hundred dollar reward for cures not achieved. It claims the remedy works through the blood to purge poisons and heal mucous surfaces and urges immediate use with testimonials available. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio states the product is sold by all druggists for 76 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Ail Druggists
Local visitors and travels noted in Diller area
Miss Berhicickson of Hum bolt visited Diller friends on Monday. Geo Frosch and family returned last Friday from Oklahoma City and Guthrie for a two week stay. Mrs John Glather of Beaver City visited Diller on Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs H Z Diller returned from Omaha where Hod was operated on and is recovering. My summer sale offers 50 percent off hats and 25 percent off flowers. L A Ballard.
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John Glather
Beaver City
Diller
Stucker Couple Starts Motor Trip to Tennessee
Mr and Mrs J C Stucker begin a Ford journey Monday to Shelbyville and Chattanooga Tennessee to visit relatives and friends and spend several weeks there.
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Shelbyville
Chattanooga
Chamberlains Tablets A Handy Stomach Aid
These tablets target stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. A trial shows their effect and value as a first class medicine. They cost a quarter.
Examinations Postponed Due to Scarlet Fever
Examinations postponed for July 46 and 27 because of scarlet fever prevalence in the county. Provisions will be made later for teachers needing to earn grades before school starts. Henry Abrams, Co. Supt.
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Henry Abrams, Co
Nellis Visits Fairbury in Candidacy Push for County Treasurer
H. O. Nellis of Fairbury greeted residents Saturday while seeking the Republican nomination for county treasurer. As current register of deeds and former Rock Island division store keeper for ten years, his courthouse experience is presented as an asset for election.
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H. O. Nellis
Fairbury
Nellis
Rock Island Railroad
Court House
Mrs Burns Letter on a Remedy Cures Dysentery
Savannah Maryland letter from October 12 1916 details a woman who used Chamberlains Cola and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and recommends the product to others. The note emphasizes repeated success and urges readers to know what to do in similar cases.
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Savannah
Chamberlain
Local family visits feature in Omaha hospital trip
Mesdames Wagioner and Diller traveled to Omaha last Friday to visit their husbands at the Methodist hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes hosted their son James A. Hughes from St Joseph, Missouri, for a week as he spent vacation with them and returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Sparks came back Sunday from St Paul Minnesota after a stay of two or three weeks with her daughter Mrs. Belle Atkinson, whom she accompanied home.
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Mesdames C. Fef. Wagioner
H. Z. Diller
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
J. L. Hughes
James A. Hughes
St Joseph, Mo
St. Paul, Minn
Belle’. Atkinson
Allen Nelson Returns to Beatrice After Deferred List
Allen Nelson resumed duties at Harper's Drug Store in Beatrice after learning he had been placed on the deferred list due to a needed hernia operation. Miss Alvena M Steffen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Steffen, left last Friday for Washington to take government work in the naval department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nelson
Beatrice
Harper's Drug Store
Alvena — M. Steffen
Henry Steffen
Washington
Naval Department
Community Members Visit Fort Riley Veterans
Mrs John Gretzinger returned yesterday and is accompanied by her daughter Mrs Harry Gregory for part of the time during her husband service in the navy. From Diller and vicinity a group motored to Ft Riley Kansas last Sunday to visit local boys Dick Albers and family Herman Sasse and family Henry Siebolt and family Fred Garrels and John Jobman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gretzinger
Reynolds
Harry. Gregory
Navy
Diller
Ft. Riley
Kans
Dick Albers
Herman Sasse
Henry Siebolt
Fred Garrels
John Jobman
Hanover depot sign warns locals as nation faces trouble
A sign in the Hanover Kansas depot declares America is in trouble and that supporters are welcome while opponents are warned their train is coming. John Pulee and family returned Wednesday from a 1600 mile motor trip through Nebraska and Colorado visiting summer resorts near Colorado Springs. they noted muddy roads only near Diller.
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America
John Pulee
Nebraska
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Diller
Walnut trees sought for gun stocks and propellers
Farmers with walnut trees 12 inches in diameter should notify their county agent or the state horticultural department. Walnut is urgently needed for gun stocks and airplane propellers. the University agent will locate buyers. The government is not purchasing or price fixing. Contracts go to private firms with Nebraska buyers.
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Horticultural Department
University
Nebraska
Public ignorance on anthem salutes sparks theater warning
A theater manager urges the public to learn the Star Spangled Banner is the national anthem and explains government rules forbid playing snatches in a public place. He says rising at the first strains will reveal a full stanza and warns Americans may shout America Columbia the Gem of the Ocean and other airs, showing zeal over knowledge.
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America
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Nebraska State Journal
Reception for Rev Carmony Leaves for France
The Blue Springs Ventinel reports a reception for Rev Carmony formerly of Diller who leaves Tuesday for YMCA overseas work in France. A formal reception by M E Church youth was held at Latel Smiths home then an informal event on the church lawn with all town churches represented. Visitors enjoyed social time and an excellent program in the church.
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Blue Springs
Carmony
Diller
M. E
Latel Smith
France
M. E. Church
Paper price surge and postage rule burden publishers
Recent heavy advances in print paper costs and the new zone postage ruling effective July 1 place great hardship on newspaper publishers. The combination raises production expenses and may impact newspaper viability in affected regions.
USDA Specialists Rally for Increased Poultry and Egg Production
In Kansas City in June USDA specialists renew appeal to Americana to boost poultry and egg output. They adopt a platform focusing on better poultry, healthy vigorous breeds, early hatching, fertile eggs, egg preservation, flock culling, small family flocks, grow poultry feed, and greater consumption of poultry and eggs while conserving the meat supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas ‘City
Walnut log quotations hit from University Farm sources
County Agent L Boyd Rist relays Department of Horticulture prices for first price walnut logs. Quotes cover diameters 24 inches to 14 inches with lengths 10 to 14 feet, ranging from 70 to 210 dollars per thousand feet. Government contracts exist but total supply and price are not fixed.
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L. Boyd Rist
Department of Horticulture
University Farm
C H Denney Jefferson County Candidate for Congress
Fairbury News praises C H Denney as a strong, frank, progressive public servant in Jefferson County. It highlights his intellect debate skills and firm stand on rights equality and justice, noting his long involvement in local public projects over a quarter century.
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Denney
Fairbury News
United States Loans to Allies Reach Six Billion
The United States has now loaned to our allies 6 091 590 000 dollars. The advance averages about 400 000 000 dollars a month. These loans are likened to lending weapons to friends aiding in home defense. The funds support defeating the enemy, sustaining soldiers, and fleets patrolling shared oceans with American sailors.
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United States
Auditing Committee Report on Diller Nebraska Finances
The auditing committee presents its report on the financial condition of the Village of Diller Nebraska detailing revenues expenditures and outstanding liabilities. The document outlines governance controls budget compliance and recommendations for future fiscal discipline.
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Diller
Nebraska
Estimate of 1918 Village Expenditures for Diller Nebraska
Trustees of Diller Nebraska review a 1918 spending plan including officers salaries street and bridge work printing lights building extensions water maintenance and related costs. The 2700 dollar figure is approved and to be recorded and published as required by law with A Reinhart and R F Starr named as village clerk and chairman respectively.
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Diller, Jefferson Co. Nebr
Vi of
A. Reinhart
R. F. Starr
Diller Nebraska ordinance sets 1918 tax levy and allocations
Ordinance No 90 authorizes an 18.7 mill levy on 1918 property values in Diller Jefferson Co Nebraska and apportions funds to general water building and extension interest and other funds with sums per section. Adopted and published July 17 1918. Village Clerk R F Starr attested.
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Diller, Jefferson, Co
Iller
Nebr
R. F. Starr
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Diller State Bank
H. ~ Bauguess
Berhicickson
Humbolt
Geo, Frosch
Oklahoma’ City
Guthrie
Okla
Hod
Ile Silos
Anne
Climax
W. W. Coates CO
Traders
Kansas City
American Gilo Supply Company
Elmo Hadley, Diller, Nebr
Hanover
Kansas
Walnut
S. C. Hutchinson
C. H. Denney
Jefferson County
OC Ee
Tsk
Westa Ee
Oe Eetes
A. D. Sto J. Smith Diller Committee
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