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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
3
A fragmentary quote asks if theatrical angels have wings and hints at a discussion of their mythic nature. The text references mon y files and the idea that such beings possess wings, signaling a playful or speculative note in a broader article.
Readers can obtain a free box of assorted biscuits by cutting out the coupon and mailing it to Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. The firm promotes its reliability and invites subscribers to take advantage of this liberal offer.
Local notes report SREP at Hast with distemper in the area near W. Five carloads of walnut logs were shipped from Peru. Ashton C Shallenberger to deliver a Memorial Day address at Orhola. A A Kennedy of Fremont leads Wilsonville schools. Carl Wheeler caught an eighteen pound channel catfish at Fairbury. Bishop Beecher moves to Hastings. Wymore and Fairbury plan a joint Mink league team. Dunbar Review sold to Will H. Daly. Campaign to raise 40000 for a North Platte Y M C A building. Fremont prepares for a grand Fourth of July celebration. William Melton remains in critical condition after a York runaway. Ben Rainey to retire from Plattsmouth police. Nebraska potato crop yields 6448600 bushels worth 5560400 dollars. James McKernan injured in Beatrice sand pit collapse. Beadle boy Alexander Beale dies at Wahoo after horse accident. D Taylor, noted Omaha tornado heroine, dies. Disciples of Izaak Walton meet Wy.
Governor Morehead vetoed the Keckley civil service bill after a conference with heads of thirteen state institutions and board members who opposed the measure. They argued the bill encroached on the domain of the board of control and would impair its ability to manage institutional affairs until proven efficient or not.
The house held a brief closing formality and adjourned for ten minutes. The speaker kept the gavel in abeyance and a watchman on a ladder reset the clock back ten minutes to the start of the recess.
After adjournment Governor Morehead will order an investigation into alleged gross irregularities at state institutions before his appointees took charge. He will fund the probe. One charge cites a superintendent who bought 409 pairs of shoes before retirement, with deliveries made at night.
Lag County bill passes the Senate without opposition after House approval and proceeds to the governor for signing. The measure authorizes an election on bonds to fund reparation work, with revenue directed to the project.
In Abbotsford Wisconsin residents report a puzzling fragment with phrases like my son and eco mend me pote pm a, stirring concern over missing context and potential local notices. Officials caution that the text is incomplete and cannot be fully interpreted.
A fragment quotes temptation as potentially approaching a woman who sits and waits, paired with a line about a map meeting it halfway. The text reads as a reflective aphorism, pairing fate and guidance in a cautious stance. It resembles a prose motto rather than a full article item.
A fragment from a local page notes a single male figure connected to safety and security. No further details or context are provided to identify events or affiliations. The readable text emphasizes personal safety in a brief, uncertain statement.
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