Diller Record Newspaper Notice
The Diller Record published weekly in Diller Nebraska lists its mailing policy and subscription terms. It notes mailing to subscribers until a definite option to discontinue is received and balances are paid in full.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
4
The Diller Record published weekly in Diller Nebraska lists its mailing policy and subscription terms. It notes mailing to subscribers until a definite option to discontinue is received and balances are paid in full.
A fragmentary Detroit era column notes a Ky law punishing theft with two years in prison, mentions Senator Dick and farm exports, cites Nervora collapsing in Boston, Mormon enforcement against plural marriage, Iowa stockmen opposing market flooding, prison counts, and a child's blunt joke about a newborn sibling.
A condensed look at Thomas Nast’s influence and Paine’s Nastarchive, noting Nast’s role in shaping public opinion during crises, Paine’s access to intimate sketches, and the value of the forthcoming historical series. Also includes brief notes on Mississippi political law, U.S. Sunday school enrollment, Nebraska corn trials, and farm labor hours.
The readable text shows a fragmented quote about someone named Li and a character Lot Towsuen with hints of a rivalry or competition. No clear event, date, or setting can be determined from the fragment.
The Washington Star recounts Senator Blackburn aiding a condemned Black defendant. As the execution neared, Blackburn delivered a provocative speech, intending to sway the jury and save the man. A final quip to the jailer hints at the wordy stand that failed to spare the rope.
Fragmentary quotation reflects a convict inmate and a talk of dreams during Lent. The dialogue hints at a harsh prison existence and a glimmer of hope in a dream within confinement.
A fragment shows a quarrel over dress goods costing 59 cents a yard and a $20 bill. The man asks what the items on the bill mean while the wife explains the extra charges for tink mings. The dialogue hints at household budgeting tensions and price confusion.
A mangled OCR fragment describes a poor old man waking at night and the difficulty of finding a name or baby. The lines suggest a somber, domestic scene with recurring echoes of a troubled memory or dream.
County Clerk F K Howston reports in favor of establishing a road from the southwest corner of northwest quarter section 26 town 2 range 4 east to the west end of Kelley street in Diller Nebraska. Objections or damage claims must be filed by noon June 29, 1904.
Nebraska Jefferson County court sets May 23 1904 hearing on Eugene E Weizels petition to prove and probate the last will of H G Weigel. Notice to interested parties via publication in the Diller Record weekly for three weeks. Judge CC Borie presiding.
Trustworthy person needed to manage a business in this county and adjoining areas for a house of solid financial standing. 200 st r 1 salary expenses paid weekly by check from headquarters. Expense money advanced prior year. Monon Building.
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