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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1917

Page

7

Germany planned to start war on United States, state dept says

Washington reports evidence that Germany plotted war on the United States after defeating France and England. Lord Robert Cecil and James Gerard are linked to the claim with documents in the state department. Officials withheld specifics while noting substantial data on Teutonic intrigue in America.

Union Washington Germany United States France England State Department Robert Cecil Lansing James Gerard Gerard Teutons Lord Robert Cecil America

Sending Mail to Soldiers in National Camps

Lincoln reports post office officials advise the delivery of mail to several thousand young men in cantonnement camps. The aim is to ensure the best service possible as soldiers begin receiving correspondence from home.

Lincoln Post Office

Meta Revenue Figure Fragment

A partial OCR fragment notes Meta revenue figures, citing 89,863 as a value though the timing is unclear. The passage provides no full context, leaving the item as an incomplete data point in a larger financial report.

To Investigate I W W Situat Washington Item

Fragmentary OCR notes reference an investigation involving W W Situat in Washington with unclear scope. The fragment mentions authorities and inquiry context but lacks concrete actions or outcomes. Further readable text needed for a precise card.

State news brief on libraries crops and veterans

The state traveling library buys no German books for distribution from its 18000 volume system. August crop report shows rising grain output except winter wheat. Nebraska council of defense urges gasoline conservation with national support. Superintendent Clemmons attends Washington conference on vocational education. About 600 Nebraska veterans expected at Vicksburg reunion October 16 to 20. last legislature appropriated 20000 for travel costs.

Nebraska Council of Defense National Council Clemmons Washington Nebraska Vicksburg

State tax rate set at 8.48 mills by board of assessment

The board raises the state tax rate to 8.48 mills an increase of 2.38 mills from last year and is projected to bring in about four and a half million dollars in revenue.

Washington F. O Board of Assessment

Nebraska Defense Council Approves County Reserve Militia Units

The Nebraska state council of defense formally approves organizing reserve militia companies and home guards across counties and outlines their purposes and roles for state safety.

Nebraska State Council of Defense

First Nebraska Field Hospital Unit To Join France Mobilization

The First Nebraska Field Hospital company, one of four in service on the Mexican border, is selected as the first unit of the National Guard to accompany militia armies to France.

Nebraska Field Hospital Company France

Lincoln County Sues State Over Tax Assessment Error

Lincoln county filed a claim alleging the county clerk miscalculated the total assessed valuation when grading the assessment, leading to remittance of state taxes based on incorrect figures and a dispute over the tax payment.

Lincoln County

State Council of Defense Organizes Boys for Corn Crib by Christmas

The State Council of Defense plans an army of boys to place Nebraska corn in crib by Christmas. Paul McKee of the state Y M C A will recruit from across the state, coordinating with schools county councils university extension and other sources.

State Council of Defense Nebraska Paul McKee

University Opens to Hundred Students to Start

The university will admit one hundred students initially, opening access to classes and services. The early cohort marks the launch phase as administrators monitor demand and capacity.

Nebraska Moves to Enforce Loyalty Under State Defense

State measures appoint sheriffs deputies and constables as secret service agents for Nebraska's state council of defense. A senior engineer, now serving in the officers’ reserve corps, is designated captain of the engineer section and may be called to service soon. He previously worked for the federal health bureau.

Nebraska Secret Service Department State Council of Defense Officers’ Reserve Corps United States Army Reserve Federal Health Bureau

State fair offers free expert advice for frail children

The state fair managers will repeat a program begun last fall offering free expert advice for frail deformed and defective children. A few parents entered babies in Help Wanted, but those who did seemed pleased with the service.

Quirky Historic Rents Rise From Napoleonic Porridge to Snow

The article recalls odd rents paid to British rulers across history. Notes include June 18 Waterloo rent for Strathfieldsaye in napoleonic standard form, a bucket of snow from Foulis estate, a rose garden rent from Crendon, porridge for Addington, fitch of bacon for Corbet, two faggots from London, and a seasickness head rent. It ends with a humorous Podunk uncle lunch scene.

Waterloo Duke of Wellington George Strathfieldsaye Windsor Wellington Foulis Scotland London Ben Nevis Britain Crendon Bucks Addington George II Dettingen George IV Corporation of London Dover Way William IV

Proper Use of the United States Flag

The guide outlines respectful handling of the flag including never letting it touch the ground, folding it properly, and timing its hoisting and lowering. It notes positioning when displayed with other emblems and the procedure for half mast when mourning.

Reepec United States

City Unveils 150 Foot Long Largest American Flag

St Louis Missouri reports the city paid for the largest American flag ever known, measuring 150 feet in length and displayed publicly. The flag stands as a landmark symbol for residents and visitors.

St. Louis

Cuticura Promises Quick Relief For Skin Trouble

Cuticura soap bath soothes the affected surface and Cuticura ointment dries gently. Apply morning and night for immediate relief and rapid healing. Ideal for everyday toilet use. Free sample by mail with Book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.

Dept. L Boston

No Telling Reads Like A Country Joke

A rural dialogue notes warmth in shade and contrasts workers in a vineyard with those handling the finished product, reflecting class and labor imagery in terse, old fashioned banter. The exchange highlights labor roles and rural life without explicit setting details.

When Pride Turns a Man’s Head He Looks the Wrong Way

Prophetic adage reflects on vanity misjudgment and misplaced focus. It cautions that pride distorts judgment and leads to missteps, warning readers to seek steady guidance over ego.

Woman Now in Perfect Health

A note from Mrs. Ecsiz J. Van per Sanor of 36 New York Street Paterson New Jersey states the woman is in perfect health. The brief item records a personal health update and mentions special advice.

Ecsiz J. van Per Sanor York St. Paterson N. J

Cook Leaves After Quiet Dissatisfaction

A maid recounts that her cook, though apparently content and performing well, suddenly announces her departure after a morning exchange. The mistress asks why and the cook hints at an unsettled issue, ending with a tense admission of discomfort in her position.

Vision Can Your Wife See Two Aides of a Question

A Life magazine cryptic quip on vision asks if a wife can perceive two aides of a question. The witty reply states yes to both her own and her mother’s.

Market Prices For Forage Seeds S Posted By J Mulhall

J Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa lists alfalfa at 6 00 sweet clover at 12 00 and rye at 92 50 noting prices for forage seeds and adding a wry closing line about money and envy.

J. Mulhall Sioux City Iowa

Had a Warm Job and Failing Frustrations Expressed

A fragmentary diary style remark reflects fatigue and social disparity as the speaker notes people have not considered others while trying on fur coats. The line ends with exhaustion and a blunt statement of weariness.

Men Must Show Ability Beyond Fatigue and Laziness

Quote reflects on human capacity and common failings. Emphasizes that many people possess talent but do not actively demonstrate it due to weariness or indolence. No specific event or person named.

The Learned Man And His Unshakable Fortune

A learned man holds a fortune that remains firmly secured and unshaken by attempts to dispossess him. The import emphasizes steady wealth protected by reputation and wisdom rather than material change.

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Kaiser National Army W. W I. W. W. Situa University City of London Hiram Podunk Uncle Hiram Pinkham Canada Bo Fos Femeine Cook Master Jeane Lal Otonickty Ite Rs A Phate
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