The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce
Local notice lists advertising rates and conditions for the Diller Nebraska paper. Second class mail status noted with post office transmission. Business locals may be run if ordered. rate set at 5 cents per line per insertion.
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the Diller
Frank T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
Americanism and a motor law tale from 1916
In St. Paul on Friday August 18 1916 Charles E Hughes urges Americanism as a spirit bound to all. An article outlines a law banning under 16s from driving and penalties for owners dealers or manufacturers who permit it with fines up to 100 and possible jail time.
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Northwest
United States
Charles E. Hughes
St. Paul
Secretary of State
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Ford mystery in Steele City as man misplaces car among identical makes
A Steele City resident bought a new Ford and, after a trip to Jansen, could not locate his car among many similar Fords. He waited for all others to depart and finally took the last remaining vehicle. Also: State Fair agriculture exhibits space is filling fast, with T. B. Keedle predicting Nebraska’s premier show.
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Steele City
Jansen
Steele City Press
T. B. Keedle
Minden
Nebraska
United States
Overland Outperforms Low-Priced Cars In Speed And Comfort
A promotional write up touts the new Overland as superior to any affordable rival in speed power and ride. It highlights a roomy body with a modern streamlined design and a complete package including Auto-Lite electric starting lighting system magnetic speedometer single man top demountable rims and a full array of accessories.
Saving the Fleece and Wool Care Insights
Rural advice on proper shearing and fleece handling to prevent price cuts of 2 to 8 cents per pound. Emphasizes rolling technique, clean belly wool, use of wool twine, and avoiding vegetable fibers to preserve dye and cloth quality. Includes an unrelated ad for Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a joke about a stage performance.
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