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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1903

Page

2

Golden wedding celebrated by Jule Deen couple

An independent telephone company Jule Deen, organized at Crab Orchard, and Mr and Mrs William Gerrett of Fremont celebrated their golden wedding last week. The report notes community projects such as library completion in Bea and irrigation plans in Nebraska counties.

Jule Deen Crab Orchard William Gerrett Fremont Bea Nebraska Board of of Irrigation Adana Dobson

A Farmer's Good Story From Velpen Indiana

Velpen Indiana April th farmer Wm O B Sullivan a respected local man shares a personal experience to illustrate genuine honesty in an era of frauds He recalls being ill cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills and states they cured his rheumatism and kidney trouble proving the product's effectiveness through his testimony

Velpen Ind Wm. O'B. Sullivan Mr. Sullivan Dodd

All Up to Oats Housekeepers Defiance Cold Water Starch

A garbled note discusses domestic starch products claiming superiority and efficiency. It mentions housekeepers and a boarding house context with a complaint about appetite and meals. The fragment hints at consumer comparisons and practical kitchen choices.

Ships Demand Quiet Halt for Half Hour Window

A secretary must hold this vessel in place for thirty minutes to permit adjustments. The terse plea emphasizes a brief pause in movements to accommodate operations. No further details on ships, crews, or destinations are provided.

City rejects plan for new capitol building

The voters turned down a proposition to erect a new capitol in JeSernen City at an estimated cost of 4 million dollars. The outcome ends the campaign for the project and preserves the current state facilities.

Tives JeSernen

Lawmakers Override Governor Veto On New Statute

The house passed the bill over the governor's veto after a split vote with several members declining to state their positions. Support came from Anderson of Hamilton and others as state officials and lawyers protested high costs for copies, while Congress debates the governor's next move.

Sive House Rouse Hall Smashere Senate Anderson Hamilton Well Coats Copsey Cravens Cropsey Cunningham Currie Delessell Nelson Douglas Pierce Ramsey Reed Ribbie Smith Spier Jones Otoe Kennedy Kell Moreman Spurlock McClay Weborg Wilson

Governor Signs Multiple Bills Including Local Relief Measures

Governor Mickey signed several bills on Tuesday. The actions include Senate file No. 9 by Senator Brown expanding capital stock provisions and roles involving debt relief. House roll No. 209 appropriating 761 dollars for Victor Visquain’s back salary in 1891. H. R. No. 267 for the South Omaha charter. H. R. No. 417 aiding Norway and Sweden inhabitants. R. No. 422 on bridge bills. and McClay’s measure to repave Lincoln streets and adjacent city work.

Mickey Senate Brown House McClay Victor Visquain South Omaha Gov C. J. Warner Norway Sweden Thompson Lincoln

When You Buy Starch dey Defiance and cents

The fragment mentions starch purchase in Defiance with a price detail and a promotional offer. No clear event, date, or named organizations available.

A Chip Off the Old Block Dwight’s Son Visits Capitol

Representative Dwight of New York escorts his young son to the Capitol. They walk to Senator Platt in his committee room as this brief scene unfolds during an afternoon in the capital.

Dwight New York Capitol Mr. Dwight Senate Senator Platt Platt

Unsightly Tellow Clothes Rally for Red Cross Bus

A garbled plea urges keeping clothes white with a Red Cross aid bus and notes grocers sell small packages for five cents. It mocks exchanging personal happiness for marriage and contains a saying about a poor workman and his job.

Seldarge Ios Peskage

Farm accident near Ceresco injures boy Johnson

A 12-year-old boy named Johnson was badly injured on Andrew Wedell’s Nebraska farm six miles southeast of Ceresco when he fell from a corn stacker and was dragged into the cutting mechanism as the team ran away.

Andrew Wedell Ceresco Neb Johnson Will

Tidewater Virginia a Wonder Remarkable Yet Lucrative

A fragment from a speech extols Tidewater Virginia as a remarkable and very lucrative region, noting it requires a large effort or investment. The incomplete quote suggests emphasis on opportunity and scale.

Tidewater Virginia

Northwest settlement optimism and farm prospects in Alberta

In a letter from Zehm Lechien, the writer extols Alberta as a future garden of the Northwest with broad farms, plentiful hay, and rich rivers and lakes. They praise mild winters, growing population, and easy homesteads of 160 acres, predicting rapid regional change and national interest as easterners move west.

Poplar Bluffs Michigan Alberta Mra Zehm fcLechien

Fragmented scribbles on fashion, money, and writing

Fragmentary OCR style notes mention Paris fashion, wealth, and moral reflection. The text weaves phrases about strength, women, and writing with garbled nonstandard spelling. No clear event or identifiable entities emerge.

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