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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
5
Autumn announcement promises free government land with perpetual water rights at a nominal cost and 20 year no interest payment window. Powell Wyoming area listed as the heart of irrigation projects with 40 000 acres under canal. Government holds more applications than farms but urges readers to learn more locally.
Riddle shows notable improvement while R Tucker traveled to Falls City on Burlington. Beaton Store Fairbury Nebraska offers boys sweaters at 48 cents. Attorney H K Shutt and John Heasty attend Anna C Diller sale of personal effects in Hitler. IL Congress Committee secretary Ithilio Bross plans meet with Chas Sloan in Diller. A H Colman rides Burlington to Lincoln. Plymouth Rock cockerels advertised for sale. Supplement issued to aid advertisers.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a fast cure for colds. It claims no narcotics and notes the product has a long, reputable history of use. Available without prescription.
The J. A. Bodell property, now owned by Beatrice Building and Loan Co, is being painted. The Boston Store in South Side Square Fairbury Neb sells men’s sweater coats at 59 cents.
The ad advises that feeling despondent and discouraged can be eased quickly by Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims indigestion and biliousness cause despondency and that these tablets are especially useful for relief. Obtainable everywhere.
Fred Blythe of Davenport Iowa, visiting his sister Mrs J Blauser and family, sought a carload of apples for shipment to Iowa from southeastern Nebraska or northeastern Kansas. He reports limited supply and high prices, raising the likelihood he will return empty handed.
D. B. Cropsey, facing reelection, reports 1915 and 1916 tax receipts and expenditures in Jefferson County. He compares per county assistant costs with Gage Saline Thayer counties, notes fractions paid to State, County, and schools, and defends his record against critics. A letter from the State Examiner praises his accounting and balance.
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