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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
4
Notice states political announcements will be run in every issue until September 1 at a price of 3.09 dollars per ad with cash in advance. The message appears as a postal transmission from Diller Nebraska regarding mail matter handling.
An official in Jefferson County requests guidance on a pending legal matter. The inquiry focuses on the proper interpretation of procedures and the roles of involved parties within current filings.
A self announced candidate from Jefferson County seeks the Thirty fourth Nebraska district seat. Cuantas Daweon may be the candidate’s name as stated in the message.
Western farmers embrace electric lighting for homes and barns, gasoline engines, and automobiles as standard tools. The National Corn Exposition in Omaha December 9 to 19 offers prizes including a gasoline engine dynamo and switch board for the best half bushel of wheat, and a $600 Brush Automobile Co. prize for the best bushel of corn, with entries open to all. The piece notes political tensions rising toward the election and criticizes corporate influence.
A speaker warns that fifty years hence states will be bare like China and forests stripped. Rivers flood cascades threaten the Rockies. levees fail. Densely built cities, higher costs, steel vehicles, no wood farming, pricier goods, and soil use by children imply grim resource scarcity.
Nebraska’s fruit display across fairs from 1871 to 1904 earned gold medals at Chicago 1893 and St Louis 1904. The exhibit showcased superior quality, beating many states despite limited funds and space. Judges confirmed Nebraska fruit rivaled the best in the union.
An ordinary tumbler holds eight ounces while a teacup carries four ounces. A wineglass has two ounces, a tablespoon half an ounce, a dessert spoon two drams, and a teaspoon one dram.
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