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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
8
Classified notice notes a sale item burner and a joke mention of grape along with a subscription prompt for The Record. It advertises a deal offering three big monthly magazines for one year if payment is made, directing readers to page 4 for details.
Mr and Mrs H Homan traveling from California to their Pennsylvania winter home stopped Sunday noon to visit cousin B F Lightner and wife, staying until noon Monday.
Del Wright a former Diller boy and son of Col J B Wright now in Beatrice was elected register of deeds in his county. The post will require his removal from Cody where he served as agent for the C and N W to Martin the county seat about the first of the year.
A testimonial from Mrs. Bowers of Indiana Pa describes emotional distress caused by indigestion. After trying many remedies for a year she found relief with Chamberlain's Tablets and experienced improved digestion. For sale by all dealers.
A long time patient credits United Doctors with curing chronic back pain and stomach and kidney issues after five months of treatment. He reports renewed appetite, digestion, and energy, and states conventional doctors failed to help despite substantial costs. He endorses the clinic and offers referrals.
Rev J D Forsythe former Drake student and pastor of Odella and Wymore finished a Paul life lectures sequence at Pleasant View Union church five miles southeast of town. He presented clear Bible passages and mapped travels of the apostle to educate all ages with no set price, sowing seeds for spiritual growth. A social circle oyster supper is planned at the church next Friday evening November 13 with all invited.
Guy H. Bezler of Wymore reports Raigh Sandman living north of Harbine fell from a haymon Sunday evening and sustained serious bruises.
Bear in mind that Chamberlains Tablets not only move the bowels but improve them and strengthen the digestion. For sale by all dealers. All residents of Road Dist No 40 are requested to burn the weeds and grass from their roadside to prevent drifting snow and aid fall road work. H. H. Beckwith Overseer Dist 40.
A one day only notice lists operating hours from 9 A M to 6 P M. The item presents a limited time window for service or sales on the specified date. No additional details are provided in the readable text.
The United Doctors of Nebraska advertise free consultation examination and advice on this visit for deformities and a range of chronic diseases. They claim non operative treatment, promise no charge beyond treatment costs, and urge those with kidney or bladder troubles to submit urine for analysis. Married women must come with spouses, minors with parents.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church plan a Thursday afternoon coterie on November 19 at the home of Mrs. A. H. Colman. All ladies are cordial invitaed to attend.
The French method uses peroxide and ammonia applied to the skin on alternate nights. Treatment must continue for several months to destroy the hair, but the hair should not grow back thereafter.
Letter from F L Spear of Diller Nebraska notes Kansas voters rejected resubmission of prohibition repeal. Cites total 550000 votes with Cupper 225000 Hodges 176000 Allen 125000 and small totals for other parties. Expresses wish Nebraska would follow Kansas example. Dated Topeka Kansas November 6 1914.
The Burlington advertises its high quality Class electric lighted through trains for southern tourists via Kansas City St. Louis or Chicago. Readers are invited to request the Winter Excursion leaflet and illustrated publications listing resorts hotels and routes.
A compromise settles James A Bodell v village of Diller over a fall on the sidewalk in front of P B Millers blacksmith shop. Bodell receives 425 dollars, 375 from the village and 50 from Mr and Mrs Miller. A D Stotts sells his interest in the Diller Mercantile Co general store and becomes a gentleman of leisure, with plans to rejoin business in Diller in due course.
The statement shows loans and discounts totaling 1 492.53 and 4 000.00 for furniture and fixtures with total assets 41 561.18 and liabilities 118 921.76. Thos P Price signs as cashier with notary public T Pearce swearing to the report dated November 7 1914.
Fragmentary OCR notes show attestations related to names K T Pearce Myer and a date Feb 21st or 22nd with reference to an expiration. Readable details are sparse and uncertain.
The St Joseph News Press advertises its approach to wartime reporting. It promises to print the best parts of the war, dispatches from Washington and New York, top cartoons, and full news from Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri. It touts the Missouri River page as a feature and offers a yearly subscription of three dollars.
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