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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Decree of Honor lodge visit to Red Lodge, a Duroc Jersey stock reference, and a family car trip returning midweek. Entries also reference vaudeville between acts at an opera house and a community event with several names unclear.
Bundled papers reveal social notes from the Record office with updates on Mrs Sunlive Damme returning from relatives in Cook Néhi. Thanksgiving visits are mentioned for Mrs Gen Pickard, Mrs Renelda Stafford, and others, plus a bevy of household items and shop notes.
A fragmentary text records a couple spending a day with friends in a city, with hints of a trip by train and a return. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mitley family Miller Fish baby and Lincoln Mr Miller Ear spend Thanks Dig 30th Endicott aves and friends with no clear event or dates.
Henry Fouts Dale Reinhart James Fairbank Jerden Sanmamin Florence Line Edith Wrigley and Yverill Fouts are at home from the state university for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Fulton Monument Co announces a large shipment of granite monuments enlarging its stock with latest designs. The firm invites inquiries and stock checks for customers needing memorials. The postmaster general urges early holiday parcels and outlines mail handling to ensure Christmas delivery.
Mrs Henry Padghan of Ontario reports relief from distress after meals, indigestion, and constipation using Chamberlain's Tablets. She notes headaches diminished and stomach comfort returned after about six months of use. The tablets are available everywhere.
New figures from the state horticultural board show Nebraska alfalfa production for the year at about 1,088,598 tons from 1,191,310 acres. Gage County yielded 114,915 tons on 30,241 acres, Jefferson County 64,808 tons on 19,639 acres. Total value at six dollars per ton would approach 24,531,588 dollars.
Residents including Barton Mrs Willis Clark Mrs Quinter Fry and Miss Adah Clark visited with friends and attended the corn show at Odell on Wednesday afternoon. Several smallpox cases at Fairbury led to the cancellation of yesterday's football game between Fairbury and Hastings.
A buyer invites offers on both residences and all furniture as the seller relocates to Kansas City. Private sale of the entire lot, with furniture available at cheap prices, calls urged to Arthur E. Pric.
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture reports the value of principal crops corn wheat oats and alfalfa at 215824 34, totaling 240 per rural resident. The figures reflect agricultural earnings across rural Nebraska communities.
A Brown County reader from Elida Ohio shares that her child, prone to croup, improved after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She kept a bottle at home and gave one or two doses at the first signs, noting it breaks attacks, is safe for children, and widely available.
In sixteenth century Spain built a mighty fleet and army funded by ill gained wealth. The State Journal excerpt cites a warning from Bix that national pride and militarism can lead to self destruction and questions whether America avoids that fate as it grows its own power.
The senior class received their D H S monogrammed class rings described as very beautiful. The six week exams finished last Wednesday and teachers left for Thanksgiving vacation. Local staff and students participated in dances, sports, and community events including Diller teams' basketball wins and a box ball alley opening. Community members praised Mr John Mathias for recent road ditching and grading work.
A local shop touts Riverside Heaters as the best on the market while residents attend to daily tasks and visitors like Miss Mattie Thompson return from Reynolds. Social notes mention church bazaars, Thanksgiving closures, and family visits across Fairbury and Weeping Water with assorted local events and greetings.
Public notice urges buyers to choose Chamberlain's Cough Remedy over substitutes sold for profit. The product is claimed to have stood the test and been approved for more than four decades and is obtainable everywhere.
The 1915 IRS report shows 12 295 fewer retail liquor dealers taking out government tax receipts at 25 dollars each, an 875 275 drop. Wholesale liquor dealers fell 6 72, malt liquor dealers down 12 338, and special taxes off 2 070, totaling 16 270 fewer receipts than 1914. Tax on makers of pills and on manufactured stills and worms was less than half of the prior year.
A reflective essay urges discretion after years of judging others. It recalls how gossip harms innocent women and their families, noting the danger of casting stones and the harm of suspicions that linger and stain lives. The piece calls for restraint until sinlessness is proven.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood based remedy for catarrh with a reward for cures. It claims thirty five years of use, asserts quick improvements, and urges readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio with druggists selling the product.
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