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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
3
Poignant verse urges support as sons sail for France in wartime service. Lines recall parents watching the convoy depart toward danger with pride and sorrow. The piece notes the broad public sentiment and the shared sacrifice of families.
Will butcher hogs Monday and Thursday afternoons. Call 160. 1f. H. Z. Diller. Just in, a new shipment of Weliday goods and chinaware. First-comers get first choice, L. O. Ballard.
The readable portion suggests medical or household guidance about digestion and bowel regularity. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable, and the fragment lacks a coherent event or date to anchor a full summary.
Beatrice hosts Grand Island at 10 AM on Thanksgiving morning in Athletic Park for a season finale. The evenly matched high school teams promise a great game with 50 cent admission.
The next meeting of the county commissioners is scheduled for December 11. A program and pre social will be held at Pleasant View Church by Districts 57 and 148 on Wednesday evening November 28.
J. D. Fanders has been confin ed to his bed most of this week with lumbago. He is able to be up part of the time now. Mias Ballard received new goods this week including notions chinaware pattern and untrimmed hats and trimmings to be sold at reduced prices.
Green's restaurant observes wheatleaf day on Tuesdays with only rye bread on sale. Orders for fresh oysters for Thanksgiving should be left. If Miss Minnie Clausson came from Wray Colorado to help her sister care for her ill fourteen year old niece Leona of Diller schools.
Mrs Homer of Pa recalls Mrs P M Stuchell carrying her son through a cold winter. The note says the act helped him at once and was written to share the helpful memory.
Vance Carmichael formerly of Diller now works in Fairbury and has bought his employer Geo Varsamis shop, moving it into the room east of the post office in Hebron. He plans to open shoe and harness repairing in a few days.
Local note records a marriage among Joseph Baria of Wilber and Miss Amelia Novetny with Diller relatives in attendance. The item also mentions a separate union involving Cathaloba and Iber. The Express is cited in coverage of social events from the era.
Carpenters finished remodeling and enlarging the Erie Roelfs farm residence three miles west of town. It is now being painted and available for rent. inquire at this office.
Greenville Indiana woman recounts using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her children's frequent croup and for herself. She notes quick relief and keeping the remedy at home, claiming it consistently helps coughs and colds.
Notice from Sheriff Rawles in Steele City urges car owners and drivers to know and obey state dimmer and tail light requirements and speed limits. The warning, effective from sundown to dawn, emphasizes enforcement and reporting violators.
This week in Diller and surrounding areas features a Y M C A drive with over three thousand Nebraska boys pledging to earn ten dollars for the fund. Diller High School students Carryl Diller Ernest Isil Everett Clark and Mr Smith contribute as subscribers. Knitting among high school girls begins with Fifteen participants. Local educators and visitors attend the Beatrice opera Lucia with Mrs W H Smith of Davenport and the lines Dysart Clark Eva Line accompanied by Mr and Mrs Bauguess. Professor B C Hendricks of Peru speaks on study center work at Peru Normal and on reading circle preparation for teachers.
Mrs. Plager arrived from Brock last Saturday to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Geo. Renz and family. The box social at Blauser schoolhouse is planned for next Wednesday evening.
A new book offers plain language cancer explanations and twenty years of patient experience. It claims to reveal research and a natural approach, and will be mailed free by A. Johnson of Kansas City to interested readers who request a copy.
report notes restrictions on Capt. Andrew's place. Harry Weddel and 21 Miss Katharin Roach, once a Diller teacher, are said to have moved from Denver to France serving as a Red Cross nurse. Mrs. S F Moss of Webb City visited with daughter Mrs. H Diller and family and son Harley Dunn of New York, who left for home Monday.
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