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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
8
A New York customs inspector recalls cases of wealthy travelers concealing diamonds. The tale centers on a smuggler named Keisner who hid stones aboard a ship by hollowing a floor, disguising the berth, and passing the loot to confederates. Women are blamed for devising and executing such schemes.
An Illinois state engineer told a Peoria audience that good roads benefit towns and rural areas alike. He warned that dull communities suffer when farmers cannot haul produce, citing 500 years of England-like risk if roads fail. Also cited are observations on Bismarck’s views on women in politics from the London Telegraph.
Goethe’s reflection contrasts fleeting wine and dream friendships with the enduring, austere laws of moral conduct. The text explores how true bonds require the tough fiber of the human heart rather than textures of sentiment.
A brief note cites nature turning to autumn hues as leaves change color in fall. The item highlights seasonal transformation and the printed line ends with a poetic observation about nature.
Practical tips urging careful bee care to ensure honey crops. Advice covers frame placement in supers, timing of adding supers, and maintaining heat. Emphasizes neat labels with producer name and address on every honey package for market readiness.
Probate creditors meeting set before Jeffer son County Judge July 21 1911 to present claims five months from January 19 1911 with barring for late filings. Special election February 25 1911 in Diller Village to decide water bonds of 15000 and related tax levy with publication in the Diller Record.
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