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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
5
C L Waggoner moves into the Watson place. Ladies are urged to remember September 12 for registration. Mrs Walter Austin of Baldon Scotts Bluff County visits aunt Mrs Newt Hayes.
Miss Flossie Raymond arrived home yesterday after a trip to Fairbury to visit relatives.
Henry Weimer displays multiple Chester White hogs this week at the State fair, showcasing breeding stock and potential prize contenders.
Burlington agent Frank Black with his wife and two children rode an early Monday train to the state fair. The family planned a day of exhibits and entertainment at the event.
Agent Clark of Thompson managed the Burlington business in Diller while Mr. Black and his family attended the state fair.
A safe single driver horse is offered for sale. J. D. Fanders and Mrs Thos P Price with Velma return to Kansas City after closing the sale of their Diller residence to Peter Jobman, ending their Diller visit.
Mrs C Charleston Illinois praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative. She says the remedy works well and she has found it pleasant. A user named Myer also reports satisfactory results with the tablets.
F. W. Lowe of Steelegis delivered Ford cars to E. M. Fore man Rev Allen Wm Garrett Eli Schultz and another. He expects to ship a clear load next week and has contracted for 100 cars for 1918, double last year, with the same price and new features aiming to meet that quantity.
Fragmented text discusses learning from experience and considering others knowledge. It questions whether personal experience alone suffices and references cough remedies and practical effects.
Fragmentary lines describe jars in households with various sizes like two-quart and quart. One family left 600 two-quart jars when moving to town, citing no need for containers. A second family used quart jars. details are incomplete.
Diller residents joined a Labor Day picnic at Fairbury on Monday. Miss Ruth Bugbee travels to Talmage and will teach there this winter.
Mrs Ada Payne Cully moves this week to Lincoln. Her children left yesterday to join their father C A Green in making a home at Atchison Kansas. Several new corn binders have been received by local dealers for farmers near Diller. Leta Vera and Dale Green left Tuesday to join their father in Atchison Kans.
The U S naval recruiting stations at Omaha and Lincoln are desirous of enlisting cooks in that branch of the government service.
Mr and Mrs Sherma Cully formerly of this community returned Tuesday to their home near Gage Oklahoma after visiting with Diller relatives and friends.
All parties holding my trade checks please turn them in at A. D. Stotts with whom I have made arrangements for their redemption. J. C. Stucker.
The notice highlights belief in Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure. It references a legal matter titled ree versus W H Williams in Stanely.
The piece defines the automobile as a large iron contrivance converting gasoline into speed and luxury. It describes a handsome leather interior, fat rubber tires, and complex machinery suffering ailments, noting it has traveled over 100 miles and carried ten thousand people in imagined scenarios.
Governor directs state instruction chief to place rural school buildings and equipment at the disposal of the administration of women for war service. Jefferson County exemption board orders send five percent of drafted men forward, totaling six men in the first detachment: Kosier Reinhardt Herman.
Mrs Chas Brandt visited in Ollsitpamenkig stediee as J C Copeland and two children attended the picnic at Fairbury.
Louise Carter of Pawnee City visits cousin Mrs Delmar Hale and other Diller relatives. Grace Gemeny and Bessie Copeland from Sabetha Kans visit Diller relatives. Opponents of U S war in Europe advocate fighting it at home.
W L Loyd offers tuning repair and rebuilding for pianos with eighteen years of Steinway experience in New York. Leave orders at the Record office for service.
G A McBride of Headford Ontario reports selling Chamberlains Tablets for two years and hearing positive customer feedback. He recommends trying them for indigestion or constipation, claiming no other preparation matches their effect.
Two deadly crashes in neighboring towns this week left James Kasgourek of Odell dead after a collision near Blair Kansas. Kasgourek died in a St Joseph Missouri hospital. funeral held in Odell. Lee Taylor of Odell and Ed Taylor and Far Miller were injured with severe or critical injuries. In the Princeton area A M Friesen a Jansen hardware merchant died after a car loss of control on a hill. his sister in law H A Friesen died from multiple injuries. The Friesen accident occurred three miles north of Princeton early Sunday.
A subscriber reports selling two loads of corn at 2.10 per bushel and notes high corn prices make feeding hogs unprofitable. He warns of a lean winter with no hog market, while recognizing broader farm economics include livestock and by products. The piece discusses input costs, by products, and capital considerations for farmers this year.
Mr and Mrs E Mudge were at Beatrice Wadnesday as hay and alfalfa crops face a shortage leading to cutting all available cord fodder this fall.
The Agriculture College engineering department suggests using a carbon flame to remove carbon from engine cylinders with precautions. Keep the radiator water cooled, cool both valves, place the piston at top, and use compressed air to blow out loose carbon after burning to prevent valve seating issues.
The Women’s Council of Defense organizes in counties to register volunteers on September 12. Women already fill roles once held by men, including railway ticket selling, factory work, and transit jobs. If war lasts, women may become a major industrial force beyond prior levels.
The editorial lauds Daniel Willard of B&O and Fairfax Harrison of Southern Railway for coordinating rail defense efforts from Washington. It urges tighter cooperation to reduce car shortages, cut idle time, and maximize each wagon though legislation may be needed. It calls for miners and industries to speed unloading and move freight promptly.
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