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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
5
A fragmented verse urges readers to switch from gloom to a cheerful train. It promises space aboard the Sunshine Train and a transfer away from worry on the Worry Train. It mentions a station and a hopeful sale back to better mood.
Eighteen years with Steinways New York. Leave orders at the Record office.
A garbled message mentions children and a bottle with guidance to follow plain directions and seek quick relief, indicating unclear instructions and potential safety concern.
All tires advanced 10 percent recently but being prepared by having a good stock on hand we will meet tires from old list until Uc and 10tH, 2t e)
A cautious forecast suggests Gene county could become an oil producing region in the future. Analysts note geological prospects and potential investment if exploration advances as expected.
An OCR fragment from a local page shows unclear text with partial words and names. The readable portion hints at personal notices and small items without full context or identifiable events.
Visitors and locals mingle in a fragmented report noting Mrs. Diehl visiting Fairbury to see her son Dr. O. C. Diehl, J. A. Pickard from Beatrice delivering for Avery Mfg Co, and Ben Albers with Mrs. E. M. Gearoramae from Red Cloud recalling grandchildren.
For Rent Six room house in Diller with barn wood house good well and cistern Enquire at Rigdon's estate Mrs R F Starr and Mrs J C Scucker returned pamtley from Superior where they visited relatives and friends since Friday
Mr and Mrs J P Londos came back Thursday night from a visit to Illinois to relatives. Sem Friday is hauling material and preparing to build a large double corn crib granary and implement shed on their farm home property.
Perry Rush of Fairbury stopped in Missouri on Monday night with his niece Mrs A Hy Colman while en route fromsed Springs for rheumatism treatment at a hospital there.
Four purebred Duroc Jersey male pigs offered for sale. Sold by I. H. Moulton. Breeding quality noted with grand lineage. Located at Crimegn. Nineteenth century style notice with emphasis on pedigree and sale details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrasing about cancer as a blood disease and possible patient or medical notes. No coherent facts or names clearly readable to summarize.
The Steele City stock show and carnival opened yesterday and will continue over tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Flias Hadely and son Archie visited Saturday night with relatives in Beatrice.
Henry Diekman visits kin in Diller while Charley Fisher plans move to an 80 acre Powell Wyoming farm. Diller Farmers Grain Co advertises hay for sale and second hand collars offered by Volney Raymond. Odell area resident Harm Diekman and relatives noted.
Mrs Mary Miller and her two sons Clark and Pearly accompanied Scott A Miller to Fairbury Thruday where Scott reported for service in the National draft army.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coniff and their daughter Blanche, with Mr. Herb Rule of Lincoln, and Mrs. J. H. Hemminger with two children from Beatrice, visited C. E. and C. L. Waggoner in Diller on Wednesday and returned home that evening.
Readers praise Chamberlain's Remedy as a reliable cough cure backed by years of use and medical endorsement. Advertisements claim it relieves colds and loves the use of aur aes and reels medicines, highlighting strong positive testimonials from users.
The second and third grades Walnut hunting after school with several illness related absences noted. Frank Cavett and Archie Trout missed days due to sickness. Floyd Hadley hurt Sunday leading to Monday absence. Seventh and eighth grades held a wiener roast Friday night. Beat rice Beatrice fair attendance by Lyle Johnson and Carl Diekman. Degeree contest results and upcoming art exhibit ticket contest among grades. Some missed days include James Hays and Pospisil. Normal train activity in twelfth grade noted with participants.
The town schedules an October 11 performance with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clarke and others, plus a Crabtree Speller contest and a large picture exhibit of works like Gleaners and The Madonna. Admission to all three programs is 25 cents.
Mrs G H Searing says she has suffered indigestion and heaviness for years. After using one or two Chamberlain's Tablets her digestion improved and she felt more energy. This testimonial highlights relief from stomach discomfort and better appetite.
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