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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
5
The forecast calls for generally fair weather through the week beginning Wednesday June 2 1915 with local rains in the north likely Friday. Temperatures will rise gradually above normal early in the period.
J. M. Hiatt advertises fence posts at 7 cents each and hauling stumps available. Short note indicates mixed yard goods with small job offerings.
For sale a Beatrice lister in good condition, used only two years. Sold by J. D. Fanders.
Mr and Mrs LaForrest Raymond and their baby arrived Wednesday from Lincoln to visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs L P Raymond.
In a crisis the suffragists persistently press the president while impatient children beg for aid and the family head leads grace. The scene contrasts public agitation with private ritual as the crisis unfolds.
S N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only cure that fully satisfied and cured him. He recommends it to friends. For sale by all dealers.
A man in Oketo describes his dog chewing tobacco and changing behavior. The dog now enters by the back door, avoids the mat, skips church, misbehaves at meals, develops tail injuries, and associates with a lower class of dogs. The owner fears a political interest may be forming.
Shutt Drug Co reports much Adler-i-ka sold in Diller. One spoonful of this buckthorn bark mixture relieves constipation and gas, with a quick effect after ingestion. The remedy is described as powerful and safe, even used in appendicitis cases.
An advertisement touts special Victor chick food designed for young chicks. The copy highlights targeted growth support and emphasizes quality feeding for starter flocks.
The country has about 2,600,000 people born in Germany and 5,600,000 of German descent. Together they total over 8,000,000 inhabitants, roughly 8 percent of the population.
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Mich reports Chamberlains Tablets restored appetite when impaired, relieved bloated sensation, and produced a pleasant satisfactory bowel movement. For sale by all dealers.
Burlington agent F W Black takes lessons in operating the new five passenger Maxwell touring car with electric starter. He bought it Wednesday and stores it in the depot freight room for now.
Fairbury News reports Deputy Sheriff Sick P H Shea has battled a severe erysipelas infection with high fever. He has needed two leg lancing procedures and is slowly improving after two weeks of illness.
We express warm thanks to kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help with the funeral arrangements and the floral offerings for our brother and father. Geo. F. Riddle John Riddle C. A. Riddle W. A. Riddle.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness, death, and burial of our mother. Special thanks to singers and for the beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Etta Green and others: Mrs. Sue Sparks, Mrs. Bell Lowe, Mrs. Mattie Chancellor, Mrs. May Carmichael, F. C. Gerard, A. E. Gerard, and W. T. Gerard.
William Matthew Riddle born Tennessee June 23 1844 died Higginsville Missouri May 24 1915 aged 79 years 11 months 1 day. He enlisted in the 22nd Illinois Volunteer Infantry at start of the Civil War and served to its close. He married Elvira Gooch in 1869 and had four children John F Riddle C A Riddle Walter and William. He moved to Nebraska in 1890 near Diller. his wife died 1905. He married Mrs Hannah Peacock in 1908 at Higginsville. Survived by wife three sons nine grandchildren and three sisters and one brother. He joined the Presbyterian church at Diller and was active in the Grand Army of the Republic and Ancient Order of United Workmen. Funeral held at Presbyterian church in Diller with Rev Allen officiating. burial at Prairie Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Gerard Colman born 1832 Noble county Indiana moved to Iowa at 18 and married Joseph H Gerard in 1853. Survived by nine children many grandchildren and siblings, funeral held in Diller from the M E church with Rev Tuma officiating.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York reports five years of indigestion and constipation relief after taking Chamberlains Tablets. She says the remedy helped at once and cured the complaint after several weeks of use. Sold by all dealers.
Don not take chances on frequent rains protect alfalfa stacks with Nuway galvanized sectional stack covers. Carried in stock by J. D. Fanders.
A testimonial from W A Lockhard of Homer City New York endorses Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism noting immediate relief after the first application and complete recovery after one bottle. Sold by all dealers.
The Jefferson County fair is one of six county fairs to receive the College of Agriculture and Agricultural Experiment Station exhibit this fall. The display in a 30 by 40 foot tent features glass cases with graphic data on experimental results and other agricultural information. Thirty applications were received for the exhibit this year.
The recent foot and mouth disease scare caused widespread curtailment in cattle throughput and a drop in prices in affected districts. Analysts warn that higher prices are likely soon and 10 cent steers may appear on the market again.
The article notes July and August drought in Nebraska pastures drive farmers to rely on forage crops like sorghums and millets. It advises cattle raisers to grow four summer forage crops to sustain livestock when grasses slow. Forage crops stress soil but barnyard manure aids rapid soil recovery.
The plan describes placing a wine cask on end with a bottom faucet and removed head. Holes are drilled, four clean bricks support a perforated top, followed by four inches of pea sized charcoal and six inches of clean sand. Water passes through layers leaving impurities behind and exiting clear. Renew the filter every two to three months.
Tom Thompson jokes that Congress should adopt the dandelion as the national flower and offer rewards for the best displays. He predicts that within months pests will target the plant and within two years growers will need chemical sprays to protect it from pests like the pip, San Jose scale, or boll weevil.
Local dealer J. D. Fanders promotes two row cultivators featuring the leading John Deere models noted for simplicity and ease of use as the market’s best option for farms of all sizes.
London Strand Magazine recounts Madame Tussaud’s career and the wax figure collection. It notes her move from Paris to London in 1802, casting Robespierre Danton and Marat, and her life with Francois Tussaud. It highlights long lasting fame of figures from Shakespeare Voltaire to military and political leaders.
Harper's Weekly describes the revival of Venice lace begun by Princess Margherita later Queen of Italy. Women in government supported schools learn lace work with pins cushions and shuttles producing valued lace including rose point. The craft, though simple to perform, yields substantial economic value.
A Toledo firm Cheney and Co offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a promise of one hundred dollars for each uncured case. The oath of Frank J. Cheney states the firm will pay this reward, with notary A W Gleason witnessing. The notice also cites internal use and testimonials, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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