Political announcements run until Sept. 1 in Diller Neb
Notice states political announcements will be run through September 1 with payment of $8.0 in cash in advance. The item appears in the Diller Nebraska area.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
4
Notice states political announcements will be run through September 1 with payment of $8.0 in cash in advance. The item appears in the Diller Nebraska area.
County Attorney candidate Faas Ram announces his bid for the office in the election held September 1 1908. The notice is a formal declaration of candidacy.
Cuanis Dawson announces candidacy for the Nebraska Thirty fourth district representative at the Republican primary to be held November 1. Peass is referenced as a sponsor or witness.
Railway Commissioner J A Williams spoke in Peru Nebraska on July 28 detailing the commission’s first period of work. He said nearly four hundred formal and informal complaints have been filed and thousands more resolved by correspondence and conference. About 350 formal complaints yielded 175 settled or withdrawn, with many others dismissed, satisfied, or pending.
Beatrice Express notes Nebraska results show Bryan 115,880 vs McKinley 192,304 in 1896. Bryan 114,013 vs McKinley 121,835 in 1900. Roosevelt 138,558 against Parker 51,876 Watson 20,518 and Debs 7,412 in 1904.
An item notes a Nebraska team traveling toward the Pacific with a plan to shorten some words by a personal spelling reform. It mentions a hunter and a flexible approach to language in transit.
W L Abingdon shifts to reading Bertha Kalich while a burlesque of The Merry Widow appears in Miss Hook of Holland. Helena Collier Carrick remains with Caught In the Rain starring Willie Collier. Bijou Fernandez lands Captain Velvet with Edwin Arden. Abingdon to support. William Russell to star in Brown of Harvard next season, succeeding Harry Woodruff.
Advices from Paris predict two top fabrics cashmere and elkpoplin of extremely fine quality for dreary spring costumes. High boned collars return as chief neckwear with coat sets of collar and cuffs re appearing in embroidered and lace styles. Veils feature ring dots and chenille dots. standard colors predominate. Feathers trim some hats with flowers in profuse quantities.
A ministry of the interior order imposes a 50 hellere surcharge on customers who ring the chemist’s night bell between 10 pm and 6 am. The aim is to shift purchases to daytime hours from 7 am to 9 pm, not to raise overall receipts or taxes.
Keep the hogs dry and warm as sows near farrowing. Hang a lantern above hog nests in frost to warm newborn piglets. Ensure piglets get exercise and avoid over fattening. Do not feed cornmeal to young pigs. wait months. Give sows limited corn and ample roots and room to bustle for exercise.
The article explains practical grain feeding for dairy cattle and offers several rules of thumb. One dairyman feeds grain equal to the weekly butter fat pounds. another uses one pound grain per four pounds of milk for larger breeds or three pounds for Jerseys and Ayrshires. It notes that farmers should adjust by experience and cites a central states mix of lime meal, corn meal, bran, and cottonseed meal in a 1 4 6 8 ratio.
Kansas experiment station tests show cattle wasted 11 percent of kernels when corn was soaked before feeding and 16 percent when fed dry. Results account for the corn digested.
Soak half a cup of flaxseed in one cup of boiling water and two cups of water for slippery elm. Simmer both mixtures ten minutes with cov sugar. Add the juice of two lemons, test in cold water, pour into buttered tins, cool, and cut into squares.
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