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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
3
All good varieties priced from $1.00 to $1.50 per bushel. Visit Chapman Orchard 4 1/2 miles east and 1 mile north of Pawnee City Nebraska for details. Address Golden Red Orchard Pawnee City Nebr.
Kodak users in the era of new prints address Gamma era at University. The fragment mentions Perrith and a university setting, with focus on prints and technology.
scattered notes report Gladys visiting Auburn and family gatherings last week. Mentions Mr and Mrs Margueri Valideon Carpentier Dick Lettman and Mrs Cornelins as part of local community notices.
Ownership statement for the Diller Record lists editor Frank F. Pearce as editor publisher and owner with administrative seal dated 1919. Notary E Anderson attested December 1924. The page also mentions miscellaneous local items about dental offices in Kairbury, cattle shipments from Kansas City, and farmers Union movement with regional sugar refinery context and market value notes.
The notice describes a medicine pitched for coughs colds and croup and notes sales reach from the United States to foreign countries. It warns a fire risk from cluttered store back ends and discarded cigarette trash. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Aden in Diller at the Lottman home with guests and they planned a further visit before returning near Cass County.
An fragmented ad explains cold prone individuals can use Hall's Catarrh Medicine to build up the system and cleanse the blood to reduce illness. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and mentions testimonials, with J Cheney Co of Toledo, Ohio as the maker.
A Masonic school of instruction was held here two or three nights last week. A.D. Ackerman of Fairbury is an optometrist. Mrs. John Specht returned from Lincoln to visit her daughter in school. A marriage license was issued in Fairbury for Joe Miller and Bertha Bugbee of Ditler. Ice formed in exposed places, with six to eight inch icicles at the water plant. The first killing frost arrived Friday night. Waggoner learned he won the American Trap Shooting trophy at Hastings on September 27, a $50 gold watch now being engraved.
The article notes that many disorders stem from constipation and recommends diet and exercise, with Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle quarter remedy. It then reports Dr A N Phoms of Ode injured in a car accident near Hand farm, with his sister in law Miss Elizabeth Schultz also hurt. both suffered broken collars and other injuries but are recovering. It also mentions Dale H. Reinhardt buying dental fixtures in Bayard and settling there, and Bayard set for a new doctor to practice, as noted by Scottsbluffs Republican.
Public sale notices for Wilson Brandt at his residence near Diller on Oct 21 moving west. W M Barton and Fred DeLoer plan a joint sale Oct 24 at Barton's near Diller. Otis Babb schedules Oct 30 for a sale near Diller. Ed Wrigley and son John set for Oct 31 on farm 4 miles north and 1 3 west of Diller.
A scrambled note to Mr Hele from American Red Cross chapter in Fairbury Nebraska thanks him for a $249 remittance. It lauds the chapter’s membership campaign and the committee’s work toward swift fund-raising success.
Promoters in Endicott and Fairchild Bros plan a brick plant with 250000 capital and 150000 paid in, using clay from deep sources near Endicott. The project aims to produce brick building tile and silo blocks, with charter filing and machinery orders to follow soon.
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