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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1907

Page

3

Nebraska Governor Urges Legislation for Economy and Reform

Governor Mickey delivers a January 3 message to the thirtieth Nebraska legislature urging strict economy in appropriations, anti pass laws, railroad fair play, and a strengthened rail and public oversight. He calls for closer control of the treasury, a state railway commission, and a joint committee to draft key measures. The address covers debt reduction, education funding, parole rules, and enforcement powers for the governor.

Mickey Nebraska Railway Commission Conmisalonhera

Nebraska Legislators Debate Constitutional Reform and Labor Law

The text discusses state duties to fund government and reforms including an amendment to create a five to seven member supreme court, trusts regulation under the Junkin Act, and child labor laws. It cites prior enforcement against the Nebraska Grain Dealers and Nebraska Lumber Dealers associations, plus recommended rail passenger rate reforms and mileage pricing.

State Board of Equalization Nebraska Iowa Ilinois Burlington Union Pacific State Board of Equalization and Assessments United States District Court United States Supreme Court Treasuries Nebraska Grain Dealers Association Supreme Court Nebraska Lumber Dealers’ Association Supreme Court and Commission

Mrs Wellock Recovers from Locomotor Ataxia After Pink Pills

Mrs Mra 8 C Wellock of 114 Cleveland Ave Everett Mass describes years of nervous trouble and locomotor ataxia. Severe tremors pain numbness and weakness improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills and she reports full relief for over a year. Pills sold by druggists 50 cents a box six for 2 50 by Dr Williams Medical Co Schenectady NY booklet on Nervous Disorders available free.

C. Wellock Cleveland Avenue Everett Mass Chelsea Dr. Williams

Comment That Stung The Uncertain Vote City

The Marquis of Lansdowne, leading unionist peers, remarks on Lord Crewe’s speech praising earnestness and impartiality yet reveals uncertainty about his stance. He notes the subject’s importance and the Liberal leader’s judicial attitude before the final moment.

Marquis of Lansdown Lord Crewe Lord Lansdowne

Governor Presents Receipts and Expenditures for Two Years

The message outlines estimated receipts totaling 5 161 559 02 divided among funds General School Normal State Hospital for the Insane Penitentiary and other allocations. It also provides an expenditure estimate for 1967 1968 including permanent improvements 517 615 84 current expenses 5 635 278 with school apportionment 1 340 937 67. The document includes pardons and commutations with reasons, ending with a call for public welfare and guidance in the coming two years signed John H Mickey.

Eee Vt Normal School Nbrar

Freer Gift to Smithsonian Aims for Permanent Gallery

The gift from Charles L. Freer of Detroit transfers a twenty year collection to the Smithsonian with a $1,000,000 value aim. Freer retains custody during life, pledges further funds for a gallery, and ensures perpetual maintenance without estate expense. After his death the collection shall remain unchanged. The January Century provides the first full account with reproductions of key canvases.

Charles L. Freer Detroit Mich Regenta Smithsonian Institution Washington

France's President Finds His Double in a Rue Saint Honore Merchant

A French observer reports that M. Fallieres has a doppelganger—a respectable Rue Saint Honore merchant who resembles the president in dress, including a blue butterfly necktie with white dots and a similarly cut beard. The man is escorted by a friend who could pass as the private secretary as they stroll the Faubourg Saint Honore.

M. Fallieres Rue Saint Honore

Never Tires Woman Finds Health with Grape Nuts

A young Cole woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of indigestion and inflammatory rheumatism. She gained 10 pounds in five weeks, reports steady health return, and notes ongoing use twice daily. The ad cites Postum Co. and promotes the brand’s health claims and the booklet The Road to Wellness.

Cole Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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