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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
1
The article notes interest paid on time deposits within the Savings Department. It outlines terms for savings accounts and the accrual of interest, highlighting policy details and customer eligibility.
Deputy Sheriff Pat Shea posted election notices in Diller precinct on Wednesday. The Diller Mercantile Co took to painting its storefront. A twin cylinder Excelsior motor with a car for sale in repairable condition appeared in town. Mr L Tristman returned victor in his car from Hildreth where he visited his son Clint and family. A F Plehal, carpenter by trade at Dirchester, owns a farm about 24 miles southeast of Diller and arrived on No 17 Wednesday evening.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease is systemic. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and said to be absorbed through the blood to treat mucous surfaces. Marketed by F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio with testimonials offered.
J. D. Steiner traveled to Wymore on No. 16 yesterday. County commissioners will reconvene on November 14. Epley made a business trip to Beatrice via the Burlington yesterday.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keith Neville was billed to address residents at City Hall last night, outlining campaign themes and urging turnout. The event drew a local audience and media attention.
Miss L O Balard announces a fresh stock of hand painted Japanese and German china suitable for presents. The collection starts at 10 cents and includes school supplies.
Readers are urged to try Chamberlain’s tablets and a diet of vegetables and cereals with daily outdoor exercise. The advertisement promises a greatly improved complexion within a few months and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
The dealer promotes a 1917 Chevrolet priced at 525 F. O. B. Diller with electric starter and lights, ready for road use. The pitch notes the car on the floor for demonstration and invites inquiries into its merits. The Buick six and four cylinder models are also offered by J. D. Fanders.
A Beatrice Sun item lists multiple weekend visits and local happenings. Scott Miller arrived from California on the early Sunday train. Mrs. Maude Hull returned to Lincoln with her father and relatives. Frank Ramsey visited Diller relatives and returned to Beat Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Spear and Elizabeth visited A H Golman home. Price and Velma joined Omaha trip for meeting and shopping. J L Rhodes drove a spirited mare through streets, keeping to speed limit despite traffic.
Don’t wait for cold weather the price is beyond your reach. We have good coal on hand at low prices. A car of Colorado Lump expected this week. Call or phone us with your wants. We appreciate your patronage Centri Gr’s Co., Best Light Agent.
Due to bad weather and a Wednesday entertainment, the hog cholera control meeting in Diller is moved to Monday evening October 30 1916 at 7 30 PM. S E Cosford inspector in charge signs the notice. Attorney Robert W Sabin of Beatrice attended in support of his judicial district candidacy. The Methodist ladies report success with tickets for a Friday Electric theater program featuring moving pictures songs and a Holy City solo with recitations. a Saturday repeat is possible and ticket price is 1 cent.
Mr and Mrs W C Lamb arrived Sunday from Colorado for a visit with editor Mrs Pearce, sister of Mr Lamb. They traveled in a Henry from Superior where a snow storm slowed them. They bought a half section of improved land in Chase county and plan a modern home in spring. They will visit Beatrice Swanton Fairbury then winter in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Riddle of Gage Oklahoma arrived Sunday after receiving a message about the critical condition of their brother John F. Riddle.
How catarrh forms from child colds and how mothers neglectful of coughing children can lead to chronic catarrh. The article urges preventive use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before it becomes lifelong, noting it is available everywhere.
Church schedules October 29 with 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. preaching on Today harden not your hearts 6 30 p.m. Christian Endeavor 7 30 p.m. preaching. The sermon urges revival and prayer with calls for backsliders to seek salvation and evangelism as harvest time.
A call to readiness for worship as Christ grants freedom and judgment for deeds. The message invites strong faith and the transcendent love of God to flow like a river and urges all singers of the congregation and others to join in song.
Methodist services listed with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. Evening program at 6:80 followed by a sermon at 7:30 continuing the Beatitudes study. All are welcome to attend.
No service at the German Lutheran church on Sunday October 29. Pastor to be at Hanover Kansas on Sunday November 5 for Reformation Fest with Holy Communion. Union prayer service planned at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
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