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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1904
Page
4
A mosaic of observations notes Tibet politeness with a tongue gesture, 82 trusts forming in 3.5 years with 34.3 billion capital, and a claim wages in the U S exceed Belgium and others. It cites Nebraska school land appraisals boosting the temporary fund by about 70 thousand annually amid aging reflections on courtship and time.
A century ago a wireless dispatch from New C Shweing claimed Russians quickened pace and marched to Ping Yang. It also stated the Japanese fleet bombarded Port Arthur this morning with no warning.
The text notes the immigration treaty with China expires December 7 and will reopen, with debate over exclusion policies. It mentions Chinese denouncements of treaty aid demands for equal rights and fair play and discusses Congress possibly re-enacting laws. It speculates about importing thirty to forty thousand coolies for Panama Canal work and other industries.
Kansas Republican Burton is found guilty of selling influence with the post office to a local securities firm. He faces a 10000 dollar fine and two years in prison after a twelve juror verdict. He appeals. A Chicago man notes Colombia’s area rivals California and Texas. Bogota’s 750000 population and currency parity with Uncle Sam’s dollar are described amid a broader wartime portrayal of Colombia. The army includes boys with scarce weapons as the people are portrayed as debased morally and physically.
A Jersey man found 475 dollars in an old bellows stored for twenty five years. England fought the Boers to widen freedom yet imports coolie labor to the Transvaal and punishes harboring a deserting Chinaman as theft.
An article compares Manchuria's area 462 310 square miles to the combined area of Manitoba North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Nebraska. It notes Manchuria is two and a half times California and as large as Texas Alabama and Louisiana together with vast northern wheat lands. It urges towns to fund schools streets lighting and utilities and cautions farmers to accept municipal taxes or stay on the farm. It praises progressive farmers as the town's energetic citizenry.
A reflective piece arguing mules endure harsh abuse from ignorant drivers. It contends mules are intelligent and deserve better care and humane treatment due to their utility and hard work. The author urges recognizing their value and reducing cruelty.
The article notes low land prices from fifty cents an acre with water rights, in irrigated sections in Colorado, North Platte valley, and Big Horn Basin. It highlights Burlington railroad extension and inducements from irrigation companies urging settlers, warning prices may rise soon and inviting inquiries to J. Francis, General Passenger Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha.
In the matter of the estate of William 8 Diller creditors of the deceased are to meet the administrator in Jefferson county Nebraskas county court room for examination adjustments and allowance. Creditors have six months from March 1 1004 to present claims. those not filed by September 1 1004 will be forever barred. Notice to be published in the Diller Kroon four weeks ending September 1 1004. Judge Borin Ginagy.
The document presents the Articles of Incorporation for Diller State Bank in Jefferson County Nebraska. It states the name, location in Diller, authorized capital of 50 000 dollars, and paid-in capital to commence banking business, with five directors and officers to be elected. It notes the corporation begins January ? 1904 and ends January 12, 1954, with annual stockholder meetings on the first day of December and voting rules, plus amendment by two-thirds vote.
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