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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
8
The notice compiles advertising rates at five cents per line for inserts, mentions farm tools and a method for cultivating corn, cites a large Sunday school enrollment, and notes labor actions by packing house unions. It also recounts a dog incident with coyotes in Nodaway County and a historical note on presidential elections repeating Roosevelt’s terms.
The piece argues wealth grows like laying stones one by one not saving only large sums. It notes many people live paycheck to paycheck and miss a rainy day fund while even top bankers and institutions mind the pennies and fractions.
A man steals a horse and sells it to an innocent buyer who acts in good faith. The owner retrieves the horse and the buyer loses the value of the purchase. A knave uses a farmer’s signature to forge an agency contract for Ington Buletin. Train and fare notes reference January February April itineraries and irrigation land info in the Big Horn Basin and Northeastern valleys.
Medical Record reports rising fatalities and blindness from methyl alcohol as deodorized wood alcohol enters consumer products and medicines. Investigators Buller and Wood estimate 175 blindness cases and about 100 deaths in seven to eight years, urging legal limits and treating methyl alcohol as a poison.
Residents on the Champs Elysees mistook an elderly Parisian man for President Loubet as he walked near the presidential residence, while others noted Loubet’s reported return to his country seat after a cabinet council. A Milan obituary for Italian bacteriologist Tito Carbone is also mentioned amid varied notes.
J T Henricha and Alex Bell attended to business in Fairbury on Tuesday. Mrs Peter Nies of near Ellis died after a short illness and was buried Sunday. Frank Mailke and wife of Ellis lost their three week old baby to diphtheria last week. Archie Moreland from Missouri visits his sister near Diller. J B London formerly of this place now in Hartford Kansas lost their six month old baby to pneumonia with complications. Anton Friday shipped a third car of sheep. more ready for market soon. Charley Kelley from Lincoln may move to a Colorado tie making job. Charley Maxwell from Rock Island visits Fairbury to recuperate. G A White Piano Co offers a Packard piano bargain, nearly new. Shelly family under quarantine for smallpox. Mrs Shelly ill but not cancer. Ladies Aid M E church meets Feb 9 1905 at parsonage with program and 10 cent refreshments.
District 64 details for month ending January 27 1905 show enrollment 33 with average attendance 25 and 40 tardies. pupils present daily include Clarerice Long. visitors included G C Blauser L E Blauser H R Radloff Elma Oaks Hele Bausch May Edwards. Minnie Hap i art listed as teacher. Royal Neighbors hosted a six o clock supper and installed new officers. John Harr and family moved to Upper Alton Illinois for glass works employment. Hart thanks friends for kindness shown before leaving.
Ruth Sparks reports Averil Fouts out of school due to sickness. Mary Wright and Viola Tatum are new helpers in the Intermediate room. Kenneth Foute has been absent from the seventh grade this week. Several Primary room pupils have been absent because of cold weather.
Walter Nutter, resident of near Endicott, travels home Wednesday from Beatrice where he keeps 200 head of cattle in the stalk fields.
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