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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
5
A jumble of items includes a call for sale of a horse and engine parts, Red Cross appeal, a visit by Mrs Mayborn to Lincoln, reflections on happiness with a home, Ada Cully visiting Beatrice, Mey Best flour promotion, Burlington railroad crossing signs in Gage county, Harrigan Line Navy enlistment, and F W Steffen finding a lady's mesh bag with a reward notice.
A compact newspaper item notes summer starts next Thursday and humor about lovers. It mentions ad requests in the Record and lists names such as J M Hiatt and F W Lowe along with local mention of flags, car deliveries, and travel between Fairbury Des Moines and Otto Honnaman.
A garbled OCR paragraph touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh by acting through the blood and reaching surfaces of the body. It claims medical endorsement and effectiveness in overcoming symptoms through constitutional treatment.
Local notes report the first alfalfa harvest underway this week along with a gasoline price range in local listings. A birth is recorded for Mr and Mrs Charles Maschmeier, a seven pound girl born May 8 near Diller.
The notice advertises Chamberlain's Tablets and notes photo work dates for June. The photo car will be open Saturday June 9 and 28, with a reminder not to schedule in Diller after June 23.
The unveiling of the Oregon Trail monument at the state line between Diller and Lanham will be part of moving pictures shown at the Rex theatre next Thursday Friday and Saturday nights.
A traveler in India recounted a bout of severe bowel illness cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The account notes the remedy's effectiveness for milder forms of bowel complaints and its wide availability.
An OCR snippet discusses stomach trouble and constipation and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a preferred remedy. It mentions a drugstore in Newburg and references sales in the 19th century era, reflecting historical medicinal advertising language.
Roosevelt spoke at the Ne se Semi Centennial Celebration while Mr and Mrs Mel Moser of Dorchester Nebr visited S C Moser and wife in Burlington They traveled by car with a cousin and his wife on Sunday afternoon.
Gen. J. Hartigan refused to accept remuneration offered on administration day and returned six dollars for expenses to the local Red Grass society chapter.
The village invites bids for a concrete cross between Mrs Bausch and John Henrich on Laramie street. The structure spans 70 feet with a center 40 feet long, four feet wide and eight inches thick, and 11 feet end sections four feet wide and four inches thick. Bids due by 8 p m June 20 1917. Village Clerk GC A Reinhart announces.
Mr. Stilwell will serve as superintendent of schools in Stone Nebraska located in the Platte River valley on the main line of the railroad. The district builds a new school with modern conveniences and aims to install a Carnegie library donation this summer.
A wartime article envisions a rapid 100 mile per hour aeroplane to pursue delinquent subscribers after the conflict ends. The playful forecast imagines technology and enforcement catching up with unpaid accounts as society returns to peacetime.
May prices in Kansas City rose to record highs for cattle at 13.50 hogs 16.45 lambs 20.55 wheat 3.42 corn 1.72 and alfalfa 28.00 reflecting a broad surge across livestock and crops.
A Caldwell Ohio resident reports relying on Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during family travels and extended visits. The ad notes the product is obtainable everywhere and emphasizes portability for home and away use.
At the annual school meeting on Monday afternoon 140 votes were cast for two three year trustees. S C Hutchinson received 72 votes Elmo Hadley 73 votes A Mayborn 65 votes. Weechletra and Had were elected as school officers. It was voted to maintain a nine month term of school next year.
The Jansen Ghantauqua opens on Sunday July 1 and closes July 5 with daily sessions at 8 p m at Sand. A male Subdenlucla and qua System of Lineos and Diller parties attend any session and may expect a pleasing program.
The Nebraska State Journal will print full box scores for all National, American and Western league games this season. It notes wartime influence on interest but pledges comprehensive baseball coverage with war-related updates from Washington and field reports. Subscriptions priced at $1 for three months, $1.25 daily, with the Sunday Journal included.
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