Weather Telegram Forecast For Upper Mississippi Valley
Weather forecast for the week starting Wednesday Oct 6 1915 from the U S Weather Bureau calls for showers and higher temperatures Wednesday or Thursday followed by generally fair weather and seasonable temperatures for the rest of the week. A killing frost Monday night affected garden truck the next day. Local notes mention Beatrice visitors and various sales and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington,d.c
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Sayle Joliet corn sheller with engine for sale
Drag feed 6 hole Joliet corn sheller in good condition with a 13 horse Nichols engine, model nose. Seller J. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayle
Joliet
Nichols & Apt
We J. Long
Mr and Mrs Pearl Visit Spokane Relative
Mr and Mrs Frank Pearl of Spokane Washington arrive Wednesday for a visit to her mother Mrs Marie Habicht and other relatives, making a brief family gathering in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pearl
Spokane, Wash
Marie Habicht
Thompson brothers buy Partlow farm at Steele City sale
W C and Robt B Thompson sons of Blaine Thompson purchase the old Partlow farm of 160 acres near Steele City at referees sale in Fairbury on Monday for 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. and
Robt. B. Thompson
Blaine Thompson
Partlow
Steele City
Fairbury
Constipation Relief Reported by Irving Woman
Mrs John Newton of Irving New York reports rapid health improvement after using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and chronic constipation. She states she began two years ago and after four or five bottles her condition has been fine and health restored. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Irving, N. Y
Corn fodder: cutting stalks boosts cattle feed
A bulletin from the college of agriculture notes that even if much of the corn crop fails to mature this year, cutting stalks for fodder yields excellent feed for many cattle. Foresighted cutting before severe freezing and proper curing improves quality.
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College of Agriculture
Ownership and circulation statement for Diller Record 1915
The Diller Record lists Frank T. Pearce as editor, owner, publisher and business manager at Diller Nebraska. No bondholders or security holders are named. The affidavit was sworn Sept 28 1915 by Notary Thus. P. Price with seal. commission expires Feb 9 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Record
Diller
Nebr
Frank T. Pearce
P. Price
Adler I K A Used In Diller
Shutt Drug Co reports Adler i ka sold in Diller. One spoonful of buckthorn bark and glycerine relieves constipation and gas. Claimed to help appendicitis and acts within a minute with passing gas. Described as safe and non gripe.
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Shutt Drug Co
Diller
Beware indigestion remedies for stomach relief
The message warns against taking pepsin or preparations containing psin for indigestion. It advises using a tonic like Chamberlain's Tablets to help the stomach perform its functions naturally and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
Forsythe resigns to pursue evangelistic work at Belvidere
Reverend So. Forsythe resigns from Frisbie school house duties northeast of Diller to begin evangelistic work. He will preach his last sermon this Sunday, joined by Frank McVey the colored singer, for his first meeting at Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So. Forsythe
Frisbie
Diller
Frank McVey
Belvidere
Lutheran delegates elected at Grand Island Synod
Rev. H. A. Teckhaus returned from the Nebraska Synod meeting in Grand Island where he was elected as a delegate to the English synod in Lincoln. The Grand Island gathering condemned exporting ammunition to warring European nations as unchristian and inhuman and urged opposition to a $500 million loan to those nations as dangerous to U.S. peace.
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H. A. Teckhaus
Nebraska Synod
General Synod of Lutheran Churches
Grand Island
Lincoln
Europe
School Column Highlights Absences and Activities
Ralph Gardner was absent several days this week due to sickness. Mesdames Habicht and Waggoner visited the First Primary. Fern Raymond and Dean Barber visited Friday. Sixth graders completed study of the first picture in The Helping Hand series. Diller basketball girls scheduled to play Odell Friday. Dora Willems elected captain last week. Bethel Cole expected back Monday after an absence. High School visitors included Beulah Bell Fern Raymond Edythe Wrigley. Mr. Harriss, former Co Supt, visited Dilfer school. Grammar room experiments show tobacco effects. pupils reading at least fifteen minutes daily from daily newspapers. Agriculture class conducting experiments. Twelfth grade English debated city life vs country life. Football team practiced with businessmen Thursday after school. Second Primary room plays volleyball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gardner
Mesdames FE. F. Habicht
C. E. Waggoner
Fern Raymond
Dean Barber
Carl Diekman
Fidel Ellis
Oiiver Diehl
Floyd Hadley
Imogene Gear
Evelyn State
Dora Willems
Bethel Cole
Beulah, Bell
Edythe Wrigley
Harriss
Dilfer
Mothers wakeful alarm ends in relief with a cough remedy
A mother roused from sleep finds her child struggling to breathe and uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. Relief follows and the child sleeps through the night and wakes healthy. The remedy has long and uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Women urged to send bandages for French hospitals
Mrs S R McKelvie appeals to state women in the State Journal to supply bandages and surgical dressing for French hospitals under dire poverty. R G Norton of Rochester England reports appalling need. A New York committee seeks 5 000 000 bandages at once and asks Sunday schools and organizations to help. Send 8 by 24 inch bandages rolled snugly to Surgical Dressing committee 7 West Twenty ninth Street New York City.
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S. R. McKelvie
State Journal
France
R. G. Norton
Rochester
England
New York
Surgical Dressing Committee
West Twenty-ninth Street
New York City
Local Notes On Visits and Business Moves In Nebraska Town
Mrs Vern McManes and Miss Hunnicutt visited relatives in Wymore. Mrs Howard Linville and her young daughter from Virginia Nebr came Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson. Cal Waggoner left for Bradshaw for a two day shooting tournament. E S Diller sold his restaurant to Ray Green who will invoice Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Pearce
Alma
Kans
Vern Blythe
B. F. Blythe
Vern
W. T. ‘Ward
Cleveland, O
Chas. Wright
Fd. Ward
Ellis
Idaho
Vern “McManes
Howard
Linville
Virginia
Peter Nelson
Cal
Waggoner
Bradshaw
Nebr
E S. Diller
Ray Green
Mr. Green
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Wayne Resident
A Wayne Indiana resident praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming a bottle cured a bad bronchial cough. The testimonial notes prior use last winter and recommends the remedy to friends, indicating it is obtainable locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Wayne
Ind
Central Granaries Co. invites grain growers to offer on crops
E. L. Light as agent addresses farmers of Diller urging them to consider Central Granaries Co. for grain sales. He promises fair treatment, repaired scales and elevator, and ready advice on markets. Call 136 for cooperation and price guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Granaries Co
Diller
E. L. Light
Agent Central Granaries Co
Obituary of Mrs Mary Kaylor in Iowa Death Notice
Mrs Mary Kaylor born June 12 1834 in Lawrence County Ohio married Harvey Nida March 23 1854 moved to Wayne County Iowa 1855. Six children include Jennie Catlett Mellissie Nicholson William James Nida Ellen Kirkpatrick Florence Clinton. Second husband Daniel Kaylor married Oct 12 1873. Died Oct 4 1915 at 81 years 3 months 22 days burial in Pawnee City after church membership in Baptist faith.
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Mary Kelley
Lawrence County
Ohio
Harvey Nida
Wayne County
Iowa
Jennie Catlett
Diller
Mellissie Nicholson
Pawnee
William
James Nida
Fairbury
Ellen Kirkpatrick
Florence Clinton
Lincoln
Daniel Kaylor
Naomi
Beatrice
Annie Tucker
Ruth
Kaylor
Annie
Baptist Church
Pawnee City
Fairbury visitor and Brady trip noted in Nebraska briefs
D. C. McAfee of Fairbury was a Diller business visitor Tuesday. Rev. E. S. Grimes and family left Monday for Brady Nebraska where he will preach the ensuing year. John Mathias left a generous sample of apples from his orchard at this office Saturday. This is a great year for apples in Nebraska.
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D.C. McAfee
Fairbury
Diller
Brady, Nebr
John. Mathias
Nebraska
Mrs Steiner Dies After Prolonged Illness in Diller Nebraska
Mrs I D Steiner Rebecca J Waggoner born Carlisle Pennsylvania November 28 1871 died Diller Nebraska October 2 1915 after an illness of three and a half years aged 63 years 11 months 4 days Four children Anna Brandt David Steiner Clara Steiner and John Steiner present at her bedside Funeral from Methodist church led by Rev Haggerty of Odell and interment in Prairie Home Cemetery Community sympathy noted for widower Isaac D Steiner and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca J. Waggoner
Carlisle
Diller
Nebr
Isaac D. Steiner
Pennsylvania
Anna Brandt
Robert W. Steiner
Alliance
Clara B. Steiner
Lincoln
John Steiner
Haggerty
Odell
Prairie Home Cemetery
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Plymouth
Ditler
Col. Eden
Lanham
Diehl
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Fes
Indiana
J.T. Fanders
Kansas City
Arthur E. Price
F. D. Carr
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Omaha
Mayborn
State Bankers Convention
Shutt
John P. Thiessen
Nebraska Publicity Association
Jefferson County
Brewster
Beatrice Sun
Jonathan
S. J. Senior
Ford
Wymore
Ear
Pearce
Waggoner Bros
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Mrs. I. D. Steiner
Fr. D. Coburn
Kanbag
Coburn
F. D. Coburn
America
Kansas Department of Agriculture
ST. Joseph
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