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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
5
Local items from Diller Nebraska include travel notes about trains No 14 through No 16 and freight stops, visits by Geo Fisher and Dr Claude Ellis, and several social updates. A large holiday furniture sale by Henry Kaspericke runs through January with deeply reduced stock. An ad promotes Dro Shoep Health Coffee as a coffee substitute.
Miss Clara Waters daughter of W Waters living on Fast Street fell Wednesday evening at neighbor R Le Smalldon residence where she was visiting her teacher Miss Reed. She missed the first step and broke her collar bone. Formerly resided in Diller she has many friends here who sympathize.
A dated sale list from the Wreord Printing office shows auction dates and sellers including Chas Bracke of Fairbury Dec 20 A C Trump of Blue Springs Dec 21 Jacob Brett of DeWitt Dec 20 and Colman Fasnacht Jan 3 among others with names and towns such as Odell Wymore Ellis Lanham Diller and Cambridge.
The Beatrice group led by James Fairbanks Henry Fouts and Harrison Line debated Plymouth amid bad weather and road conditions. Judges from Diller and Plymouth scored Plymouth 2044 to Diller 20, with home judges overruling. A tar load of boys from Diller was shipped Monday at up to 77 dollars per hundred pounds.
The Camp Royal Neighbors of America elects Lucy Cunningham Oracle Clara Myers Past Oracle Lydia Stucker Vice Oracle Ada M. Cally Chancellor Ella Townemaker Recorder Lucy Hadley Receiver Lucy Hadley Marshall Eva Stotta Ass t Marshall Lois Diehl Inner Sentinel Cora Colman Outside Sentinel Eva Darr lyric Manager Hattie Diller 2yr Manager Lois Diehl 5 Syr Manager Dora Geer Physicians O C Diehl H Bauguess pianist Lucy Blauser Faith Lizzie Hutchinson Modesty Ada Cully Unselfishness Edith Reinhart Endurance Lula Kerr Courage Carrie Green.
The piece argues that war disrupts commerce and that business leaders worldwide favor peace to protect profits. It notes support for a global peace movement led by Mr Ginn while acknowledging older ideas behind it. The text also contrasts pugilists of France and America and comments on farm labor shortages and rising food prices.
The remark notes that although Columbus is honored in some contexts, there is no disrespect in not celebrating his memory on this day. The statement reflects a cautious stance toward commemoration and emphasizes sensitivity to differing views.
International buying and selling show revival in prosperity with trade reports from many countries. In the United States railroad earnings and investments rise while demand for metals and goods remains strong, signaling continued development in key markets.
A group of prosecutors calls for clear methods to enforce federal and state anti trust statutes. They urge practical guidance and unified approaches to combat unfair business practices nationwide.
Norway awards water power sites to private entities but requires a string attached to the privilege. The site and all assets involved revert to the state upon certain conditions or at end of the concession.
A witty notice credits a kitchen scientist with an automat that could peel potatoes and wash dishes. If perfected, the device may replace a cranky hired girl and transform domestic labor.
The fragment mentions Barrie and a character nicknamed Aleck who learns he has no money after hiding funds in a chimney. It hints at themes of amiability, literary talent, and a remark on money burning as an ineffective practice. The text reflects a curious, half remembered newspaper snippet.
John W. Gates voices a blunt critique of politicians in Washington saying too many hay meed statesmen ii Washington cause all our troubles. He also compares walking in the woods during hunting season to walking in front of a dangerous devil wagon on the highway, noting the risk in everyday acts.
A hopeful note bids the people of Nicaragua to trust that whatever unfolds the outcome cannot be worse and will eventually bring resilience. The statement encourages unity, patience, and resilience in the face of uncertain events.
A remark suggests the judge at the White House is pursuing information as part of proceedings. The comment contrasts formal methods with typical lawyerly diligence in handling cases.
The north pile is expected to collapse soon and stir the Cooke Peary controversy as officials prepare for the next steps. The impending event could intensify ongoing debates over the issue and its historical implications.
A reflection on John Ruskin’s sermon that true peace must be built on earth not heaven. The speaker laments that people seek quick rewards while neglecting the daily craft of peace amid troubles, noting desires for votes liberty amusement and money.
The article lists wind speeds for various terms from gentle breeze at 10 ft/s to hurricane speeds. It distinguishes temperate zone hurricanes from torrid zone speeds ranging from 60 ft/s to 350 ft/s.
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