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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
4
Local office in Diller Nebraska lists advertising rates and mentions general business practices. The column touches on fishing, shade trees, field work after rain, and public remarks on Senator Cullom, Lone Star politics, and a planned July 4th flag addition noting Arizona and New Mexico statehood and the 48 states arrangement.
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about 150 supporters from Diller and other groups in Wymore last week. Friday the Nebraska Republican Party gave Roosevelt a three to one preference vote over his opponents for the party’s presidential nomination.
A beggar named Macy hears a tale of Hideyoshi's rise from poverty to power. The nobleman contemplates fate and inequality as Hideyoshi becomes a famed general, suppressing rebellions and leading invasions of Korea.
A reader sends requests for copies of the paper containing an obituary and verses for a child, and a clipping about a niece’s marriage. The note also asks to publish local columns if affordable, sell two bull calves, and stop the subscription. The letter touches on currency re design and a Printing Bureau issue in a fragmented aside.
A Chicago tragedy prompts calls to curb speed as a solution to recurring auto and railroad related deaths. The writer condemns high speeds on public roads and urges strict enforcement of speed limits to prevent future fatalities.
In this meditation on aging and nerves, the author warns that nervous waste costs more than money. He urges the tired businessperson to guard nervous resources as carefully as time, comparing frantic haste to squandered strength and stressing the value of steady effort.
The Geneva arbitration panel awarded $15.5 million to the United States. Sir Alexander Cockburn, dissenting, left the final session abruptly, earning remarks that he behaved like a petty lawyer rather than a judge.
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