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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
3
Two Reynolds stores were burgled Sunday night with about 200 dollars in merchandise taken. Chas G. Kolar pled guilty in district court and received one to ten years in the penitentiary. A note on Liberty Bonds and butter pricing appears among local items.
A humorous ad notes good digestion as key for beauty and promotes Cham berlain's Tablets with a 25 cent price. It also mentions four million motor vehicles east of the Mississippi and a government Sunday driving restriction request. A Lincoln district court divorce suit, Tosland versus Tosland, cites extreme cruelty.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflammatory mucous lining and cannot be cured locally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment acting on blood and offers one hundred dollars for any stubborn case. Circulate free. Toledo, Ohio.
Fairbury resident Robi Baldwin visited Diller on Monday. O A Hafer traveled to Arkansas after a load of apples. Mrs Irene King, Democratic candidate for register of deeds, canvassed in Diller yesterday.
The Sandy Valley local notes a shipment of a car of potatoes and reminds members to turn clocks back one hour on October 27th. A warning suggests turning clocks ahead eleven hours to avoid errors.
Miss Barbara Stull daughter of Mr and Mrs S F Stull living five miles northwest of Diller suffered a broken right arm yesterday while attempting to crank a car.
Mr and Mrs John Cherry of Clarks Nebraska former residents of Diller vicinity visited here over Saturday night with his brother W A Cherry and family driving through in their car.
Mrs William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes she considers it her duty to thank Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for relieving her severe diarrhea attack three years ago calling it the only medicine that helped.
Bargains in used pianos and players at A Hospe Co Omaha with top world brands available for cash or installments. Call or write for a catalogue. Also notes a Sunday trip by Mr and Mrs F L Spear and family with friends to Hastings Neb to visit Dr F G Knauer who holds the bible chair at Hastings College and once pastored at Diller Neb.
Agnes Turner of Chicago describes chronic indigestion headaches and sleeplessness from overwork and irregular meals. She credits Chamberlain’s Tablets with cleansing her stomach improving digestion and sleep, leaving her entirely well after two months of use.
A marriage license was issued last Thursday in Beatrice for Ralph Hudson age 21 of Diller and Anna Mobley of Fairbury. G Te Mills returned Tuesday from visiting his son W P Mills and family at Atwood Kansas.
Ford Motor Co suspends production of motor cars to repurpose all facilities for government work. The measure aims to accelerate wartime output and support military needs.
Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana says she uses Chamberlains Cough Remedy each spring for bronchial trouble and finds it the only thing that gives relief. After a few days of use all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
The speaker credits united national effort for wartime success, saying the government has achieved more than any nation before and that full public backing made these advances possible.
The State food administration asks farmers to cooperate with school children by providing exact counts of hogs and cattle on every farm for the October 15 survey. The census aims to assess Nebraska's meat supplies and food strength.
The Fourth Liberty Loan emblem differs from the Third with four blue bars on a white field. An Honor poster 6x4 inches will mirror the design to attach to subscribers mail boxes.
A county notice sets October wages for road work from 25 to 75 cents per hour depending on role and teams. It urges filling low spots, cement culverts, and bridge ends, warns against overlong hours, and emphasizes accountability, readiness, and working for the road's good.
County commissioners urge cooperation with road overseer and taxpayers. They emphasize aiding the overseer will benefit road funding and maintenance. Acknowledgments from taxpayers and overseers are requested and will be given careful consideration.
The Diller public school roster for 1918 lists board members including J. Smith Diller as president and A. D. Stotts as secretary. It covers superintendent D. S. Domer, principal Frances Adams, assistant principal Veda Bailey, and multiple teachers across grades with notes on convocation changes and new books.
After a short absence caused by a broken bone, athletic clubs rent Dr Powell’s store building for basketball this season. Eleventh and twelfth grade training classes visited Fairbury to observe teaching methods. A Christmas Red Cross membership drive runs December 16 23 with 22 million Americans enrolled in 1917 and 8 million in the Junior Red Cross.
President Wilson proclaims Liberty Day urging all Americans to celebrate. He states each day strengthens the principles we fight for and clarifies the work required to sustain the nation and its government.
A four year old is taught thrift stamps by her uncle who gives her two quarters to illustrate the point. She repeats the value then, when asked what she will buy, answers dessert items Tandy and tookies, to the aunt’s amusement and the classically humorous miscommunication.
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