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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
6
A fragment notes Berlin and suburbs census data with a population figure of 3 400 000. The passage hints at urban progress and the march of civili programs, mentioning aviation week and civic measures. No clear individuals or events are fully defined in the readable text.
A female wireless operator is cited in a discussion about revising an old law. The piece notes a historic slogan "What man has done, a woman can and will do" and mentions fashionable women marching to the Washington Monument to demonstrate purported uplift in society.
A Massachusetts woman aged ninety one plans to ride in a balloon while a St Louis man jokes about laughing at the weather. An eastern vendor announces lobsters at three cents each, sparking playful chatter about a bacon centered world.
A New Jersey man wrote a rebuke amid Philadelphia society protests. The article notes organized women shaping public debate on reform and social issues, with emphasis on restrained rhetoric and local participation.
A harsh blizzard across Nebraska belted Gordon and surrounding areas with below zero temperatures. The government thermometer hit 26 below, causing major livestock losses as ranchers report no feed for stock during the cold spell.
The Baptists of Surprise held a dinner at Rev. Francis N. Brown's home to mark the church founding twenty eight years ago. Fifty members attended including charter members Mrs. C. E. Bentley of Lincoln and Mrs. Wilbur Ladden of Surprise. The Bentley farm eight miles south hosted the August 1880 organization ceremony.
Hastings mayor orders police probe into a device used in candy selling schemes. The device is a board with many holes. numbers hidden in holes determine the prize. Purchasers punch a hole covering a number to win candy. other numbers allow different rewards.
Hastings M Pairman of Hastings Nebraska reports receipt of an order from Odessa for a windmill to be erected near Odessa. It marks the first American made windmill shipped to Russia and the first mill of any kind to be used in that region.
Hinshaw of Nebraska announces Ellis Dennison will be postmaster at Crete replacing H. M. Wells who died by suicide. Dennison’s appointment follows the representative’s recommendation and Crete will see updated postal leadership.
Three month old infant of Rev. John Lovée and his wife Dunbar was found dead in its bed Tuesday morning. The baby appeared well when placed in its crib.
An epidemic of scarlet fever threatening West Point has subsided. The report notes recovery progress and public health implications for the region.
Lincoln offices of the Union and Postal telegraph companies plan to deliver messages by telephone instead of by messenger service. A fire at Bernstein shoe store in Beatrice threatened the Paddock hotel area but was put out with $8,008 in losses. Henry Hulbert of Omaha improves after a skull fracture. a surgeon removed part of the skull while leaving brain protected by a thin layer of flesh. A theft near Filley saw lap robes and horse blankets stolen from vehicles. value around $159.
The bond of State Treasurer elect Ww. A. George is approved and filed at the executive office for $4,000,000 with National Fidelity and Casualty Co of Omaha as principal surety. Governor Shallenberger commuted Charles Pumphrey’s life sentence to seven years after Pumphrey, then nineteen, was convicted for involvement in the murder of Ham Pak of Omaha.
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