Good home grown alfalfa seed for sale
J. W. Fouts offers alfalfa seed for sale. A light-hearted note mentions spring approaching if Jack Frost behaves. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Maw visit Lincoln for several days. The next Red Cross drive is planned for May 6 to 13 aiming to raise 100000000. The Presbyterian ladies missionary society meets Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Darr and Miss Fannie Diller leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sarah. Darr
Fannie Diller
Hogs for Sale Twenty Head of Chester White Gilts
Twenty head of Chester White hogs bred to farrow in March and April offered by Henrichs of Diller. Contact phone number provided for inquiry.
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Chester
Farrow
Henrichs
Diller
Constipation Remedy Lifts Despondency in Women
Women often become nervous and despondent when constipated. An occasional dose of Chamberlain's Tablets easily corrects the issue. The tablets are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
War alters rural mail carrier roles nationwide
The Post Office Department and Civil Service Commission in Washington announce that women will be allowed to serve as rural mail carriers. The change is driven by wartime exigencies and marks a shift in civil service duties.
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Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Chamberlains Cough Remedy A Favorite For Colds
J L Easley of Macon Illinois hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as his sister’s long time cold on the lungs cure and notes it promptly relieves his own colds. Folly Franzen sold his modern home to Conrad Seitz for 4000 dollars last week. Seitz will move after nine months and retire from farming. Deshler Rustler.
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J. L. Easley
Macon
Ill
Chamberlain
Folly Franzen
Conrad Seitz
Seitz
Deshler Rustler
Hall's Catarrh Medicine sworn testimonial ad 1886
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A Gleason seals statement dated December 6 1886. Medicine taken internally acts on mucous surfaces. testimonials available. Hall's Pills for constipation also advertised.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. Gleason
Europe
Local Notes From Diller and Surroundings
Will Green moved into the Price property recently vacated by Roscoe Colman. A man in an auto accident took blame for his share in the incident near Diller. Floyd Man moved to town and occupies the Pattons property on Hilton Street. Hugh Miller at a southern training camp writes his mother in Diller that he has almost recovered from pneumonia. Beatrice Sun reports the engagement of J Roy McFarren and Miss Lillian Mirene Messick in Dalton Nebraska. they will reside in Gibbon after May. Nebraska has contributed not less than 20 000 soldiers and exceeded enlistment quota by over 3 600 to date.
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Will Green
Price
Roscoe Colman
Floyd Man
Pattons
Hilton Street
Hugh Miller
Lottie Miller
Beatrice Sun
J. Roy McFarren
Diller
Lillian Mirene Messick
Dalton, Nebr
Nebraska
Pneumonia Season and Wheat Crop Updates
March weather favors pneumonia risks and early cold care. Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first sign of a cold. Nebraska reports 1918 wheat crop in normal condition with seed shortages and dry seeding season reducing acreage.
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Department of Publicity
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Women Mobilize Food Production at Home Front
The Woman's Committee of the Nebraska State Council of Defense urges faithful and industrious home farming. Nebraskans should grow vegetables and fruits, and produce cheese and poultry to support soldiers, rewarding diligence and condemning grandstanding as traitorous to the war effort.
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Nebraska
Woman’s Committee
Nebraska State Council of Defense Department of Food Production
Aura Zook becomes steno grapher for Hon. James R. Dean in Lincoln
Miss Aura Zook of Diller takes a stenographer role in the office of Judge James R. Dean at the capitol building in Lincoln. Cecil Ellis returns to Lincoln to attend the University after visiting his parents. Dental College visits since Friday. Nebraska leads national Red Cross contributions per capita.
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Aura Zook
Diller
James R. Dean
Supreme Court
Capital Building
Lincoln
Cecil Ellis
University
Dental College
Claude Ellis
Vulcanizing Service Ad by Wesley Mathias
Wesley Mathias of Diller offers vulcanizing for inner tubes and casings with guaranteed prices. Service requested is called for and delivered. Contact through Diller phone.
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Wesley Mathias
Diller
Relief Promised by Chamberlain's Tablets for Digestive Ailments
The ad claims bilious attacks impair liver function causing constipation and stomach inflammation with nausea vomiting and headaches. It asserts Chamberlain's Tablets will tone the liver cleanse the stomach and restore health at a cost of a quarter.
Carmichael Boy Heads to Texas for Air Corps Service
Chester Carmichael oldest son of Mr and Mrs J T Carmichael of St Francis Kansas former residents of the Diller vicinity passed through Diller on an early Tuesday morning train en route to Keltey Field San Antonio Texas to join one of uncle Sam s flying corps He was joined at Diller by Clarence Long who accompanied him to Kansas City.
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Chester Carmichael
J. T. Carmichael
St. Francis
Kans
Diller
Keltey Field
San Antonio
Texas
Sam
Flying Corps
Clarence Long
Kansas City
Nebraska Ships More for War Effort Despite Shortfall
Nebraska reports it has fed its shipyard workers and aims to meet a wartime labor quota. Nearly a thousand more men are needed to work in shipyards, with instructions to contact local agents or the state labor commissioner George Norman in Lincoln. An editorial laments sacrificing dogs for human food, urging citizens to prioritize people and animals over waste.
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Nebraska
trans-Mississippi
George Norman
Lincoln
Idaho Letter Rire Describes New Town Facilities in 1918
A. H. Kunter writes from Idaho in March 1918 describing a three year old town with a No 1 depot two lumber yards two hardware stores two restaurants two hotels one newspaper three implement dealers four general stores two pool halls one furniture store one butcher shop two barber shops a drug store a real estate office two schoolhouses two elevators a $17 000 waterworks system a Presbyterian church plans for a $13 500 schoolhouse and a sugar factory his good health and optimism for an early spring with payment credit for a draft of 3.00 included.
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Diller
First
National Bank
A. H. Kunter
None Needed His Prayers In The Colored Church
A pastor decries tainted money in the collection plate and urges giving only one’s fair share. Squire Jones mentions lost chickens, prompting parishioners to donate small coins. the pastor smiles at the crowd’s response while noting no lambs are guilty of misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Jones
Smith
Sam Small Smith
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Diller State Bank
Diller, Nebr
J. W. Fouts
Jack Frost
Mrs. S. D. Maw
Lincoln Sunady
Evergreen Croft
Alexandria
Nebr
Mwcu
R. R
Anna Kasparek
D. D. Brainard
Idaho
Rire, Idaho
Vaudevils
Seren Bey
Griffith
Fairbury
Atlanta
Lee
Appomattox
Petersburg
Majestic
No. I
S. J. Friday
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