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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
3
The passage notes cattle losses from disease affecting a head of young cattle around Diller Nebraska. It mentions Max Bell visiting from Shome Savordis and a trip for Henn Eka oodnf hart Ina returning from Elkhart Indiana, staying with niece Mrs F E Hale.
The text mentions two Duree Jersey male pigs for sale and Western apples at the Farmers Union Co operative store. It also notes A. L. Tristman riding a Burlington train to Beatrice to consult a doctor about a knee problem.
Beatrice based A. Palmer Co. advertises a large stock of furniture and rugs with freight prepaid, inviting customers to meet their needs and save money.
Fragmentary text notes a reduction of charges and mentions film development and printing services. An address line references a Nebraska location with unclear street details. The readable fragments suggest a small commercial transaction tied to photography services.
Constipation remedies offer temporary relief. For lasting effect use Chamberlain's Tablets and follow package directions. The tablets not only move the bowels but improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
The top hog at Wr. Buchler's Chester White sale sold for 2050 dollars to a buyer from Diller. The next high went to a man from Ilinosis for 1150 dollars. Forty hogs averaged 260 dollars each, and the sale total was about 10000 dollars.
Advertisement notes catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine clears the disease through the bloodstream. It emphasizes internal use, a mix of tonics and blood purifiers, and promises strong results. Ends with druggist testimonials and company address in Toledo Ohio.
In Kairbury Nebraska talk of a coal shortage grows as dealers estimate on hand supply will meet demand until Christmas amid a strike. Mrs Gene Lichty visits Diller and returns to Endicott. Frank Puspit and family relocate from their auto trip to Oklahoma to visit a former home. Miss Crevla Hadley leaves Diller for a stenographer position in Lincoln.
Local store advertises a big line of Furnix furniture bugs and linoleum for home furnishing with installment or cash prices.
The item lists sale dates including November entries for Harry Remley and November with Paul M. Logan and dates in December for J W Hinton Darr and W G Robertson.
An old notice urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first cold signs to prevent serious illness. It notes a special election in Diller with ninety votes, listing John Heasty 55 and J C McLucas 35, plus float results for F E McCracken 54 and Wm Grueber 34.
The railway commissioner ordered the Diktler Telephone Co to raise rents. Business phones cost 1.75 dollars monthly, farm and residence lines 1.50 dollars, and metallic farm lines 1.60 dollars. Advance payments allow deductions of 0.25 dollars for business lines paid monthly and 0.25 dollars for farm lines paid quarterly.
Advertisement offers a 20 acre farm near Achilles with 120 acres in cultivation, potential for 20 more. Includes three room house, horse stable, granary, chicken house, well and windmill. Wheat yield 30 bushels per acre. Price 5000 dollars with 2000 cash and balance over three to five years at 6 percent. Malone Investment Co advertises.
Rev and Mrs J R Simoth and the latter s father matured to Lincoln and back Saturday Mrs A T Watson TM has again been secured as a teacher of music in the Diller schools and met her first appointment Wednesday
The officers request all to be present at the regular meeting Friday afternoon November 14. Clara Myers, Rec.
Mise Lillie Powell teacher of Diet 74 gave a Hallowe'en party at her home twenty four miles north of Shea. Guests enjoyed music and name games. Plates for 29 were filled with sandwiches pickles pumpkin pie and cake. As guests departed they wished for many more such occasions and bid Miss Powell good night.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. Nancy Clark Tuesday evening with Eva Stotts presenting American Diplomacy topics including The Washington Precept Freedom of the Sea and Freedom of Trade. Mrs Otis Babb and others headed for Minnesota Sunday morning with Carl Wilson as driver. Mr Babb to stay to finish farm chores then join later with belongings.
Lettered notes report Mr and Mrs G W Car michael and children arriving from St Frances Kansas for a first week visit with relatives near Diller and Steele City. The message also mentions Mrs J W Phillips of Redon Georgia praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her family and urging continued use.
John Heasty won the Jefferson county seat for the state constitutional convention with 1025 votes against J. C. McLucas 814. Grueber carried the district by 59, with Gage, Jefferson and Thayer counties voting. Frank Malicky and E. M Marvin elected delegates from Gage county. Will Green traveled to Atchison to visit relatives and meet his brother Jack, who recently escorted a deceased soldier home from Pennsylvania. Jack serves in the medical corps in Denver.
Wednesday evening last week the junior young men and junior young ladies classes of the M. E. Sunday school were entertained by Mrs. x F Clark and Mrs. R F Starr at the Starr home. Ghosts and witches, fortune telling, an apple race, witches lunch, and other pranks filled the program. Ruby Smith read, Veda Cavett and Margarret Green sang Holloweers, and a piano solo by Miss Miller. A two course lunch followed and the youths reported a very pleasant evening.
On Wednesday November 5 at the Hiatt home in Odell Mary Hiatt married Frank Cully of Diller. Rev. Carmony officiated with Carolyn Hiatt singing and Edna Martin on violin. The couple received well wishes from a large circle of friends and a two course luncheon followed. The groom recently returned from France and the bride had been a public school teacher in Gage County.
A business letter from Diller and Chapman to Dillier Record praises advertising in the Pawnee County publication. They note a 2.70 fund check and claim over 500 cars visited the Chapman orchard, bearing fruit, due to newspaper ads. They commend the paper as an effective medium to reach local people.
A county committee led by Supt Abrams and Frank Warren of Reynolds met last Saturday to draw district boundaries in compliance with the recent rural school law. The plan consolidates to fourteen schools, with one in fourteen towns and two rural high schools, leaving the rest to district residents to approve or contest.
Dairy operators can gauge dairy profits by exact cream value and see that the Primrose Cream Separator captures every drop. It features open sanitary frame, large low supply, splash system, durable gear, and automatic oil drainage. Demonstrations offered by phone with on-site shows of financial benefits.
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