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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
4
By Frank T. Pearce. One year in advance six months in advance. $1.50 1% entered at the office at Diller Neb for transmission in the mails as second class matter. Advertising rates made known upon application. Business locals are run until ordered out and are for the rate of 5 cents per line for insertion.
An exchange argues that allowing a boy to freely move between two homes teaches him to disregard authority. The pattern of being praised at grandma or aunts, then reproved at home, fosters flippant behavior and self-will. Without intervention, the child may end up in the penitentiary.
On April 1 the last Cuban pacification army left Havana aboard the McClellan and Sumner and Cuba Libre emerged. Judge Magoon asserts Cubans can govern themselves with peace and industrious citizens, while Governor Shallenbarger praises two legislative actions including vetoing the Fort Crook saloon bill and urging stock issue oversight by the railway commission.
The anthracite miners' convention adopted a resolution asking President Taft to appoint a commission to arbitrate differences. The plan mirrors Roosevelt's 1902 commission. Also notes eight thousand Nebraskan Black residents, Mrs Roosevelt's daughter Miss Longworth teaching Mrs Taft to drive, a new pocket gadget called gumoniere, a New York flying-machine venture selling at 7500, and a daylight saloon bill signed by the governor at 1 45.
Nebraska farmers should ready the seed bed by mid spring. For stubble or last year’s corn land, disc and level, then plow deep and firm with extra teamwork. Harrow after rains, roll the field, and spread light manure. Use check-tower for certain soils and ensure proper planter operation. avoid clods and wet furrows.
Weather favors sowing oats with many already in the ground. Farmers report plowing fields and using a press drill to plant this year.
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