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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
5
Mrs. Albert Wood visited friends in Fairbury and Beatrice on Monday. The item carries a local personal note from the LeRoy Reporter.
Shutt Drug Co announces continued sale of school tablets at the old price, highlighting stable pricing for customers seeking affordable educational devices. The notice stresses ongoing availability and no price changes at this time.
A promotional snippet quotes J. C. Stocker, an agent for Lincoln Pure Butter, urging not to overlook details and to start with the next can, emphasizing a reason behind the directive.
Previewed as the newest appliance, the High Speed Washer offers simple construction and quick washing. Shoppers are invited to visit J Blauser’s to see the machine and compare how it operates compared with older models.
Mrs. Ommen and her daughter Mrs. Willems of Shea left on an early Tuesday train to Missouri to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Anangst of Ivenport Iowa, who halted here on their Colorado return to see sister Mrs. Emma Fry and family, began their trip home yesterday.
Mrs Isabella Raymond and her mother joined Mr and Mrs J J Kanders on a Wednesday trip to Fairbury where Mrs Ewers stayed to visit her son Bert Ewers and his family.
Cleaning guidance for sewing machines mentions Moore's Oil bottled by John Timmerman Jr located on South Street in Beloit Kansas. The fragment references a specific supplier but lacks full context or additional details.
A note from John Carrico asks anyone who found an automobile tail light and plate fragment near Endicott to notify Par oi wis et 1J ner pnone. The location is described as 2 miles south and west of Endicott along the Diller and John Kenning route.
The piece notes constipation as a common cause of many ailments and praises Chamberlain's Tablets for moving bowels improving appetite and digestion. It mentions Mr and Mrs Ray Colman returning from visiting Mrs Colman's mother and sister Mrs Sarah Witty and Miss Eva Witty and plans to travel to Deming New Mexico where Colman works as a Southern Pacific railroad ticket agent.
A man and a woman aim to make their residence a welcoming, clublike space for friends and loved ones. They treat it as a theatre of social life, inviting but not a permanent dwelling.
Congressman JA Frear of Wisconsin spoke from an automobile to a sizable crowd in Diller. The Republican-leaning remarks covered campaign issues and drew a hearty cheer at the end.
In Naples Idaho retired Civil War veteran C. H. Bond aged 73 and Mrs Wagenaar aged 66 of Diller Nebraska obtained a marriage license at the county courthouse. Bond served in the First Minnesota Infantry and was assisted by fellow veteran W J Boyd as a witness. Spokane Review details from Sept 7.
A $75 reward is posted by Nispel Bros. of Plymouth Nebraska after a Friday evening burglary. About $500 in goods including revolvers, Diamond edge razors and shears, flashlights, and several hundred Diamond edge and clean clipper pocket knives were stolen. Information leading to arrest and conviction should be reported to Nispel Bros. Plymouth Nebr.
Jas A Piper traveled to Beatrice for the Gage county fair while Mr and Mrs John Glathar visited relatives near Humboldt. Mrs Etchison returned from Summerfield Kansas. A baby girl was born to Geo Meyer family near Diller. Forrest Hartzel and spouse left for the St Joseph fat stock show with plans to return soon. Summit heater showcased at J O Blauser.
Dr. O. C. Dieh took Mrs. H. D. Hazlett of Reynolds to a Beatrice hospital last Friday for an operation and reports her in satisfactory condition.
Special adjuster J. H. Casebeer of Blue Springs visited on Tuesday and reached a satisfactory settlement with Mr. Shower for damage to his building caused by the recent fire.
A short quotation from J. C. Stucker, agent for Lincoln Pure Butter Co., urges prompt service and fair treatment to all, with a note about sending cream in with the children when busy.
Ad copy advising quick age perception changes by keeping bowels regular and liver healthy. Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and effective for constipation or biliousness. Claims they help one feel and look younger and are obtainable everywhere.
In Omaha Nebraska Boyles College offers a rare opportunity for five young people to earn board while attending business college. The ad promises good paying business positions to competent responders and urges quick replies with free catalogue and details. Address 1812 Harney Street.
A promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Celic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families. It claims prompt relief for sudden colic, cholera and diarrhoea and urges obtaining the medicine while waiting for a physician.
The article notes prohibition is not a party dispute like woman suffrage but is a major national issue. It will dominate the campaigns of 32 United States Senators and 436 members of the House of Representatives to be chosen in November.
Author James Oliver Curwood splits time between the Great North Woods and Lake Michigan writing and exploring. He is billed as a top paid script writer with Arctic travel credentials. The Majestic shows Curwood on Monday and Tuesday October 2 and 3 with matinees and evening screenings priced 10 to 35 cents.
A detailed obituary traces Alexander Ballard born 1828 in Virginia who moved through Indiana Iowa Kansas and Nebraska. He built the first blacksmith shop at Diller and aided early settlers while serving as a station on the Underground Railroad. He died in Fairbury September 25 1916 at age 87. The piece notes his Civil War enlistment attempt and lifelong church membership. It closes with funeral details and a brief social update on Illinois industrial census showing more girls than boys at work.
Bloodhounds traced a trail from the Nispel hardware store in Plymouth to a local resident, who named several suspects. One alleged thief was arrested after returning to Plymouth Saturday evening. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window. investigation continues in Lucas County Ohio.
A short piece urges setting a personal example to give advice. It notes quickly recovering from a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, implying others imitate such behavior. The remedy is advertised as longstanding and readily obtainable.
John G Fahseler died intestate May 8 1916 at Diller Nebraska leaving a small estate. R F Starr appointed administrator. Cousin Bessie Fuhseler Irvine of Beatrice claimed 1500 dollars for care given him. Probate court of Jefferson county disallowed the claim. appeal expected.
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