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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
4
Frank T. Pearce notes prosperity returning as Easter bonnet season arrives. A light political tease questions Democratic nominee timing for the next administration while lampooning social behavior guidelines for Beaver City Tribune readers. The column ends with social commentary on youth conduct.
The Oklahoma senate debated a bill saying man and other animals. They struck out other and adopted man and beast. To avoid a bold stance they kept the phrase man and beast. The editorial notes man is an animal and claims superiority in the animal kingdom amid silent competitors.
The article cites Berta Mac as one of California’s best trotters in Henry Helman’s stable, joining Mack Mack and Lady Mowry with strong early marks. It also notes Yale football captain Lucius H. Biglow as head coach for the 1908 eleven with T A D Jones as assistant. Michigan seeks a football game with Dartmouth and an expanded eastern schedule for Ann Arbor. Pitcher Scanlon of the Dodgers lost weight after appendicitis and must train carefully.
An applicant for naturalization in Franklin Pennsylvania was rejected after answering a question with God made congress. A Youngstown lawyer Bert Miller’s hen refuses to lay unless given daily chewing tobacco. Mantua New Jersey electric street lights cause hens to lay at night and roosters to crow after dark. Boston’s Michael J Doyle spent four thousand dollars to swear in a poor debtor’s court that he had no twenty dollars to avoid a dentist’s bill.
The New York Herald notes 314 men in the past week claimed no occupation. Bowery and Third Avenue lodging houses house about 12,000 nightly. The city police employ 187 officers to open doors and watch entrants. Population growth outpaces many cities while municipal debt rises faster than the population.
A calm examination of current industrial and political conditions is urged to identify evils and the best remedies. The piece criticizes blundering government actions and calls for moderation, discrimination between good and evil business practices, and removing predatory wealth controllers from legitimate undertakings.
Incoming passenger on No 15 Wednesday evening. Neelys Pharmacy advertises Pine tiles and health products. Mrs Christie Thompson purchases east side of EL block dS lst addition to Diller. Carl Gale sells home and moves to Beatrice with wife. Neelys Pharmacy and Rock Mountain ad tones amid community notices.
The notice notes Oaks relocating to a western town property after renting his farm. H Gretzinger appears as a related name in the document.
A Chicago News column quotes a privileged partner calling a man of unusually good judgment and the brains of the firm. The dialogue notes he never makes a move without asking advice.
Washington Stewart of Smith Center Kansas reports heavy snow and good wheat prospects. The piece notes Kansas politics and a local building office. A Texas resident promotes Pineules for kidney and bladder issues with a money back guarantee. Willis Clark is honored with a surprise 22nd birthday party at his parents home. Melissa Lambert wins top prize for word creation from a birthday theme.
The fragment describes rough household tasks and self care ideas like using borax and soda for cleaning, softening teeth measures, and fabric care. It hints at discomfort and fatigue while performing kitchen chores and suggests staying active to feel younger.
A fragment from a bank notice in Nebraska references the First National Bank Wo and a public sale with figures such as 4182.84 and 40 dollars. It lists names, signatures, and notary details including Frank F Peace as Notary Public. The readable text mentions prices, dates, and a sale action tied to a list of named individuals and entities, though parts are obscured.
Mrs. W P Mills, visiting Handley Neb, returns home and displays a lemon 12 by 15 inches in circumference weighing two pounds. The fruit came from Mrs. J C Gillette of David Mo during a visit, with other large fruit on the tree. Mills notes Gillette family now in David Mo and extends greeting to Miller area friends. Mills reports Arthur Mills, at Atwood Kan, owns 52 acres within city limits and may profit from it.
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