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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
4
The fragment outlines advertising rates for Diller Nebraska with per line charges. It mentions general terms of reception and references Neyefece in a garbled form. The readable portion notes a price of $1.50 and a cost per line, indicating an advertising rate structure.
Diller and Beatrice residents welcome relatives from Omaha Lincoln and Peoria while a new residence framework was raised yesterday. The item mentions travels of Mrs. John Hayworth Mr. John Loock and Doa Diehl and notes social visits with family. An ad for DeVitee Kilners Bladder Pills promotes kidney relief via Spear Drug Co.
The piece contrasts China’s boycott impact on Japan with commentary on spring hats and hats’ grotesque fashions. It notes China’s threat to retaliate against indemnities while Japanese ships face a boycott. It also satirizes fashion trends and millinery decisions driving a seasonal anti climax in hat design.
A poem from a neighborhood recounts a Farmers' Telephone linked to Swanson Boggs Scroggs and others. What started as amiable chatter turns into jealousy, accusations, and fights as neighbors overhear and repeat stories. The piece ends noting twenty friends become deadly foes amid ruined reputations.
A meeting of the Good Road League is called for Wednesday evening April 30 1908 in J W Fouts real estate office. Frefratchmente will be served. C L E Beavski reports six dagoes left No 15 Sunday and have since worked on the Burlington section paid 150 per day while others are offered 175 per day.
A casual town column notes a Republican view predicting the Democrats will nominate Johnson for president at the Denver convention. Local items mention Beatrice visitors, Culbertson telegrams about a death, and assorted health and sale notices from Neely's Pharmacy.
A quiet man by a stalled car is grilled by a touring car driver about possible faults. After a long inspection list, the man reveals the real problem is personal—his wife has just kissed her sister’s baby goodbye at a distant farm house, and he plans to notify the other man once he’s a thousand miles away.
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