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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1918
Page
3
Fragmented lines show names and places such as G T Mills visiting Atwood Kansas, references to Lynch surgery in Fairbury Nebraska, and visits by Diller and Grabber families to Lincoln. The text lists multiple families and a planned meeting at 30 sharp with Captain Parker to address the Ditler Home G yards.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio reports relief from frequent stomach trouble and biliousness after using Chamberlain's Tablets following an advertisement. She states she improved rapidly.
Wm Adams who visited with his brother Chas Adams and family returned Saturday to his home in Mansfield Ohio where he has worked for several years in railroading.
The text extols Cham berlain's Tablets for weak stomachs and impaired digestion noting permanent relief in many cases. It claims sufferers are restored to health and experience lasting benefits.
The state railway commission issued an order directing all Fairbury lines to operate from the Rock Island depot. The old St Joseph and Grand Island depot, also used by the Burlington, will close and a transfer track will connect with the Rock Island station.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason certifies this on December 6, 1886. The note promotes internal use and testimonials and lists Toledo as the seller with a 75 cent price. Hall's Family is for constipation.
Luke Lowe plans to move to New Man Grove for the winter. Hester Sparks returns from Perkins county after sowing wheat on her farm. L Sdack family back home from a motor trip. Henry Mayhorn to Montana with farm sale next Monday. Red Cross to provide lunch. See his ad in this paper.
An old notice recommends Chamberlain's Gold and Diarrhoea Remedy for children showing early signs of diarrhoea. It stresses keeping the remedy at hand and giving a dose at the first signs of abnormal bowels.
Claude Gavett went to Grand Island to visit his uncle Al Cavett and family. He expects to join the navy soon and qualify as a radio operator after taking a course in Washington. A. Hospe Co in Omaha offers bargains on used pianos and players with payment options and a catalogue.
The article describes high security wood pulp for liberty bonds, a secret process ensuring sheet accounting from creation to delivery. It highlights a seven in one war work merger, the Jefferson Tout fund, and a double million campaign. It notes Stand Island Business College expanding enrollment and offering tuition deferral for Civil Service and banking career tracks.
A brief tribute to a town booster known as the life of the town and the driving force behind subscriptions and public good. The piece praises his steady work for the community and notes the town would suffer without him and a few others who sustain civic efforts.
Secretary Baker ordered the chief of every War Department bureau to replace by December 31 all men in class one who are assigned to duty in Washington or War Department branches elsewhere and are physically disqualified for general military service.
Eskridge Kansas independent notes Blythes formerly of Diller area celebrate birth of a granddaughter to their son in law and daughter Ilsworth Adee and Beatrice Blythe at their Allen Kansas home on the 18th inst.
Esteemed for coughs colds croup and whooping cough the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for its pleasant taste and safety for children. W M Scruby of Chillicothe Missouri attests it as the best remedy for his family noting its gentleness and lack of narcotics.
The Boys Athletic club chose Raeligh Bell as president and Carol Diller as secretary treasurer. The Basketball Boys prep for the season and the annual initiation added eight new members including Prof. Domer. Florence Bell suffered a collarbone injury in an accident involving a Ford driven by Eldora Cole. she is recovering and expected back next week. The Senior class organized with John Hilder president and Florence Mann vice president. war news and history study continue as books and equipment arrive.
The article details a plan by the Federal Food Administration of Nebraska to survey hogs and cattle on October 15. State Superintendents of Schools will coordinate with county Food Administrators and farmers to collect numbers and related data for the meat and food production outlook.
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