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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
2
The article discusses a new federal game law and a currency bill resolving major issues. It notes government protection for a migratory bride figure and a mission to Mexico. It also details paper basis for agricultural products underwriting banking and extended note maturity from forty five to ninety days.
John Lind, Mexico City envoy to President Wilson, left the capital on Tuesday for Vera Cruz after a message to Foreign Minister Gamboa proposing a provisional presidency. Reports vary with word that General Huerta has summoned many retired officers and others on detached duty to report for duty.
A brief field note reflects on the sunrise hours and the best moments for hunting, presenting a hunter’s perspective on optimal experiences and conditions at dawn.
Bankers from across the country wrap up their conference in Chicago and urge changes to the Owen bill. They plan to travel to Washington to press amendments aimed at satisfying banking and business interests. A San Francisco meeting is proposed for invited delegates to discuss further adjustments.
Five hundred farmers along the Platte valley plan to file claims against the federal government for crop losses this season. They allege the Pathfinder Dam in Wyoming halted water flow, preventing irrigation. officials say water will resume in July each year.
The article notes proposed homestead entry rules at Broken Bow and North Platte while also reporting on bills to allow 18 year olds to enter homestead lands. It covers Thaw related legal tension in Sherbrooke and a Senate tariff debate on wool with Knoxville conservation and Alabama senatorial seating discussions.
In Blomingford Ned the family of J and Pittman experienced a fatal accident when a nearly empty five gallon kerosene can exploded as the mother tended the kitchen range. The blast killed the two young children aged five and two instantly leaving the eight year old unharmed.
The Senate considered several measures including tarth Dill and nominations in executive section. The body adjourned at 6 21 pm to resume noon session. The Judiciary committee reviewed charges against Federal Judge Emory Speer of Georgia while Senator Clap ton was tasked to obtain formal authority from the House before proceeding.
An older woman warns against Coca Cola citing caffeine while others defend tea coffee and Coke as harmless. The discussion pivots on what carries caffeine and ends with the point that caffeine remains caffe ine regardless of the drink. The article questions the validity of the critics false premises and excuses.
A garbled quotation attributed to Dr. Oster urges living in the present and limiting life to the current day. The text references Aphrodite and a bleary eyed Poe, with fragmented surrounding phrases about Yale and a coach.
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