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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
4
Notice from the Diller Nebraska post office about mailing through the mail as second class matter. Published weekly in Diller Nebraska with office location in E L Loock's building rooms 4 and 5. Subscription terms listed at one dollar per year.
Ray McBride of near Diller placed second in a Nebraska Farmer contest with an article on corn growing. It covers seed selection, drying stored ears, planting depth and row spacing, discing and cultivation, and harvesting plans, praising local papers in Diller and noting a federal bronze medal program for lifesaving acts.
Enlarged finger joints cause annoyance and mortification. Causes include cracking the joints, heavy work, rheumatism, or gout. Relief may come from light rotary massage around the joints with the thumb and fingers and upward stroking, plus applying oil of wintergreen.
A historical inquiry traces President Roosevelt’s maternal line to the Bulloch family of Baldernoch Stirlingshire Scotland. The antiquarian notes Celtic origins, connections to highland families, and 18th century name changes during Jacobite times. He observes modern Bullochs are scarce in Britain and suggests limited inheritance of long family ties.
Thermit welding uses a mixture of aluminum and iron oxide ignited at about 3000 degrees to produce molten iron and aluminum oxide. The process forms very stiff joints and conducts electricity well, improving trolley line rails and roadbed life.
Nebraska Jefferson County Probate announces petition by A Wods to prove last will and testament of William Woods deceased. Hearing set May 15, 1905 at 1:00 PM in county court. Notice to interested parties via publication in Diller Chronicle weekly for three weeks. County Judge C Boyle presiding.
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