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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
8
The text notes Emil Tardow Jr went Tuesday to a barber and mentions Easter Sunday as a fine spring day with many people out. It also references Mrs Copeland and her mother Mrs Barber returning Monday evening from a visit with relatives at Odell.
Mrs H Silks of Dowling Street Skiney Australia reports her son recovered quickly after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The anecdote notes the product is for sale by Shutt Drag Co. J E Clark also received a reply regarding the remedy.
For the first time in 27000 years California will perform the key stone ceremony of an arch. Masons at San Diego prepare as 10,000 masons gather for the event and eager participation.
A fragmented report notes late season conditions and weather delays affect wheat growth. Details are unclear but imply a cautious outlook if favorable conditions return within two weeks.
Chester Hill outlines platforms on public education and reform, supports nonpartisan management for elections and judiciary, backs all constitutional amendments, good roads, poll tax and land tax relief, and general tax reform. He pledges to vote for constituents and to back the people’s choice for U S senator. Hill is a farmer and breeder urging representation of farmer interests.
Fragmentary text notes Willis B Fone as a brainy man from New England and among the cleverest attorneys. The readable lines mention his stature in law and suggest recognition by peers in a local-era context.
Thos E Conley asks Beatrice residents to vote for him in a campaign message dated April 19 1912 urging support and ballots for his candidacy. The note presents a concise plea from the candidate to the electorate.
A declarative platform argues for strict economy, enhanced law enforcement, tariff reduction to a revenue basis, highway construction funded nationally, public employment during downturns, initiative and referendum, fair pensions for veterans, and reformed railway regulation to simplify rates and curb undercharges. It also calls for national resource conservation and direct senatorial elections.
A characteristic remark by a Statesman in Alfred Austin's Autobiography is cited. Lord Salisbury and Lady Salisbury attended Hewell Grange with a public meeting planned. On the morning of the speech he quips he must not say what he plans to say.
Gems including diamonds pearls and other precious stones are expected to push the 1911 gem imports at the city customs house past 41 million dollars according to a yesterday estimate by an importer. Last year receipts totaled 40,566,448, second only to 1906's 43,573,488. After a low 1908 figure of 12,862,896, the trade has shown steady recovery and growth since, signaling a robust year ahead.
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