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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
2
Judge Welch denies a new trial for Henry Stehr and grants an appeal after Stehr is found guilty of man slaughter in the death of his three year old stepson. He receives an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years.
A patient recalls neglecting a limb sore for a day or two then suffering severe pain. After using balsam and Cuticura Ointment, the pain subsides and sleep returns. The note also praises Cuticura Soap for facial cleansing without irritation.
Felouly pockets four dollars from a pile as the robber toys with a revolver and insists on a two percent wage cash discount. The exchange turns tense as the robber presses the demand.
An unclear OCR fragment describes an incident involving an ox, a chat, and a person named Gecki with tokens of exchange or confrontation noted during the day. The legibility makes precise facts and context uncertain.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a device and supply needs but lacks coherent details or identifiable names or dates. The readable parts suggest a general notice about a shortage and a call for filling a long felt want.
Arvid A Erickson twenty-year-old son of A Erickson farmer living six miles east of Davey Lancaster county fired a charge from a 12 gauge pump gun into his breast in a field near his father's residence Wednesday morning causing instant death.
A Nebraska youth known as Fremont-Ernest Weekly lived with his parents in Fremont before his death near Chicago. He perished while saving a girl from a train’s wheels, a selfless act that earned him posthumous recognition in the weekly.
Mr and Mrs Frank Chaloupka celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the opera house on Saturday night. Ten of their twelve living children attended along with a large number of guests.
Stable boy Robert Wilcox at Pat Smith's barn is fatally injured after being thrown to the pavement and struck by a horse on 1321 O street. He died at the hospital two hours later from brain concussion.
Secretary Royse of the state banking board was elected vice president of the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks at a New Orleans meeting. A federal restraining order blocks Beatrice officials from enforcing an ordinance cutting a department rate. A United States Senate race looms with primaries set for April 19. ex Governor Shallenberger and Willis E. Reed of Madison are expected to enter.
Rural and city items report cattle deaths from corn stalk disease near Kenesaw and Jefferson county. Meetings planned by Platte County Corn Growers at Columbus on December 15 and 16. Lincoln observes Michigan-Nebraska resist celebration. Civil service exams set for January 6 at Clarkson Filley and Louisville. Nebraska City to vote on commission form government within ninety days. Ice blocks the river at Nebraska City as dealers stock charity tag day yields two dollars and twenty five cents. Mrs Fannie Freeman dies in Fremont. Grace Moore to manage Teller in York. A baby survives a building fire in Omaha while mother is injured. Charlie Clems acquitted of murder. Hastin cattle report corn stalk disease. Rev C Sparks accepts Auburn call. Grandma Riley celebrated fifth birthday in Hastings. Aurora churches conduct religious census. Miss Bessie Claybury dies at Lincoln hospital. Husking yields 20-30 bushels per acre in Hamilton county.
Misch mashed snippets show a Chicago laugh line about women knowing Europe from books and a playful exchange with Miss Cayenne. There are stray ads for Beautiful Post Cards and the Post Card Club in Topeka, Kansas, plus social quips on generosity and wit.
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