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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
2
A garbled report mentions pricing hay for sale and asks if an international school of peace will form a football team and exit after a championship. It notes a Conn. farmer training a rooster to ride a bicycle and mocks vacation plans with unclear intent.
In New Orleans a devoted aviator John B Moisant died in a fall while testing a machine. He had spared no effort and shared the dangers with Ralph Johnston who died recently in Denver from a 100 foot plunge.
A brief item notes Newport’s newest shops sparking chatter among residents. The feature highlights storefront openings and the growing street scene attracting curious shoppers and visitors.
A Chicago woman files a lawsuit seeking payment of an alleged at issue fee claiming entitlement under a local ordinance. The action asks the court to determine eligibility and potential monetary relief.
Four men in a motor car robbed Waterville Kansas banks before dawn. They blew safes at Citizens Bank and a cafe, taking about $7,000 in currency and leaving silver behind. The robbers, described as coming from the north, fled in an unspecified direction, either east or north.
Weekington reports Japan rejects rumors of coveting the Philippine islands as a dependency or addition. The article notes official statements denying territorial ambitions in the Pacific region.
Western railroads grant an immediate wage hike totaling 5 million dollars per year for conductors engineers brakemen and baggage handlers. The raise, effective yesterday, raises each worker's pay by ten percent and completes a seven year record of increasing railroad wages to about 150 million dollars.
Major General Duvall, commanding the division of the Philippines, cables the War Department with a flat denial of the stories circulating about his forces. He declares the reports entirely false and asks for public correction.
The record notes a governor named Ode and Maneae P Flower associated with a one year period in the past. The fragmentary line references a leadership figure and a tenure length without clear dates or locations.
A commission of investigation reports a dog at Berlin University that is said to understand and respond to German inquiries from strangers. The animal reportedly answers within its language knowledge, without any aid or suggestion from its owner.
The report lists Rhode Island among the most congested states with figures per mile: Pennsylvania 171, Maryland 130.3, Ohio 117, Delaware 103, and iNinots 100.7, highlighting varying levels of road crowding.
An advertisement promises a free recipe for pain relief and quick recovery. Dr A B Robinson of Detroit invites readers to request a mailed copy, claiming the home remedy is pure and harmless yet potent for healing and conquering pain.
A brief quip about planning purchases ahead of time. A wry note on concealing savings and the cleverness of preparing for holidays before others.
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