Diller Nebpost Office Subscription Terms
Entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter published every Friday at Diller Nebraska. Office in E L Loocks building upstairs rooms 4 and 5. Terms of subscription one year in advance big months in advance three months in advance. One dollar fifty cents This paper is mailed to regularly to its subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full. Advertising rates made known upon application. Business locals are run until ordered out and are charged for at the rate of six cents per line for each insertion.
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Diller, Neb
E. L. Loock
Various Obscure Factoids and Agricultural Germ Theory
A blend of curious notes on cork forests in Algeria and beards in seventy years. It describes Dr George T Moore's inoculation germ kits for crops including clover alfalfa white beans and other plants and how the packages dissolve in water to coat seeds.
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George T. Moore
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Rebuilding Burlington yards with heavier rails
The Burlington will replace old rails with eighty five pound steel in yards and passing tracks during spring reconstruction. Much rail will be taken up this year and storage space will be found within the rebuilt yard system.
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Burlington
Wymorean
Government to open Crow Reservation for homesteads
The Crow Indian reservation in Montana totaling 4 million acres will be ceded to the government with over 1 million acres set to be opened for settlement next summer. Water from the Yellowstone and Big Horn rivers will irrigate the tract, with an irrigation system built under the national act and costs shared pro rata by homesteaders. The land will likely be divided into about 14 000 eighty acre parcels to create homes for many settlers.
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Crow Indian
Montana
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Postal Regulations for Rural Mail Boxes and Use
Postal regulations specify box inscription requirements, posting of manufacturer and owner names, signals for mail presence, and rules for multiple families sharing a box. Boxes must be roadside accessible, conform to standards, and poorly maintained or unapproved boxes may cut service.
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Post Office Department
Couple Marries in Moonlight After 27 Year Wait
Judge Zell Roe presided as Ragan B Bayhard and Lou Palin aged 47 wed in the dark after a 27 year wait. The couple met in moonlight at the house entrance and requested no light during the ceremony. They spoke of long care for aging parents and a shared vow to unite in fate.
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Zell Roe
Ragan B. Bayhard
Lou Palin
Roe
Quail Die From Appendicitis in Nevada County Trial
Quail in Lander county are dying by the hundred with physicians testifying that the deaths are caused by appendicitis. The testimony emerged during a rancher’s trial as witnesses described the unusual illness sweeping the area.
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Lander
Wasac
Quail Poisoning Suspected Arrests After Die Off
For two months sportsmen reported quail deaths in a county with vineyards. Suspicions of vineyard owners poisoning birds to protect grapes led to arrests, later found to stem from grape seed ingestion causing intestinal inflammation and death. Austin correspondent. Sacramento Bee.
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Austin
Sacramento
Bee
Boston Man's Dream Inspires Alarm in School Setting
A Boston preparatory school instructor awoke in fear after a dream about his son Tommy being a minor quantity under a radical sign, prompting concern from the teacher and his wife. The Record notes the unusual scene and the man’s anxious reaction to the dream.
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Boston
Tommy
Twenty fifth anniversary of electric traction in Germany
The article notes a twenty fifth anniversary celebration in Berlin marking the introduction of electric traction into Germany. Officials and engineers attended the event, reflecting on early adoption and future transportation plans.
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Germany
Berlina
Fragmentary Slogan Gag Cited in Cleveland Printer Note
The snippet notes a Cleveland press gag about disguises and a jab at sending something to a fiancé. It hints at repartee about a “sultan wears on tron understiirt” and a line about needing a gift to “get even with 'em” on occasion.
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Cleveland
Fashion notes spark autumn skirts and veiling trends
A miscellaneous fashion piece details new skirts, crinoline, flannel waists, and silk drop skirts. It notes veils, furs imitation fabrics, amethyst necklaces, trompe lines of directoire style, and bold colors like golden and chestnut for fall dress goods.
Mexican Linen Work and the Inevitable Debt Trap
A fragment outlines Mexican estate drawn work where a woman is not independent but bound by kin's debt. The Don’s agent provides loom, frame, and design instruction, tying labor to family indebtedness and supplied materials rather than voluntary work.
Drawn work labor in Mexican workshops and trust profits
Allen Davenport reports on women sewing drawn work under peon contracts for Miguel, with payments as low as twelve cents a day. Mexican masters and a formal annual price conference push high profits as dealers sell cloth for forty dollars while labor costs remain minimal.
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Miguel
Akes
Chicago
New York
Golemn
Gay
Allen Davenport
Coal consumption and prices by country in 1903
The data shows per capita coal use in 1903 at 3.93 tons in both the United States and United Kingdom, with Belgium 3.07 tons and Germany 1.76 tons. Prices varied from $1.38 in the United States to $2.85 in France, and forecasts note further price and consumption shifts in 1903.
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United States
United Kingdom
Belgium
Germany
France
Russia
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Probate notice from county court Fairbury Nebraska to heirs creditors and all persons interested. James T Bell as administrator seeks final settlement and discharge with filing on January 2 1905 notice to appear and show cause why petition should not be granted at the county court room Fairbury.
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Jefferson County
Nebra Ata
Fairbury
James T. Bell
Renin
Alexander Bell
Janna
Min
Onae
Beanty Court
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Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
Italy
Algeria
Vatican Ia
Rome
Interior Department
State of
Nebraska
Postal Regulations
Henry A. Shute
Exeter
Harry Shute
Hess Haily
Skinner
Cyrus
Shute
Mearp
Harry
Cyrus Hekinder
Harrys
Bostud Gicbe
Patienes
Fred
Patrice
Coal Statistics
One
Potatl
Valentines
Diller
Neely’s Pharmagy
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