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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1917

Page

3

Neutrals and War Endings Through History

A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt debates how often neutrals end wars. It argues most campaigns finish by belligerents themselves, citing the American Revolution and Civil War as outcomes decided without neutral imposition, with Lincoln rejecting peace that left core issues unresolved.

France England Denmark Austria Lee Johnston Lincoln Girerd Philadelphia Ledger

Proving His Mettle Through Daring Speech

A fragment shows Gadspur facing discouragement from a friend and recounting a stubborn effort to borrow ten dollars. He claims he spoke to twelve people before receiving the money, highlighting unusual persistence.

Gadspur Thers Gadsepar Arance

Idle Curiosity Echoes in Opulent Lobby

A fragment hints at a hotel lobby crowded with millionaires while a traveler carries a heavy burden. The curious scene suggests tension as hands and necks strain under the odd baggage amid whispers of prosperity.

Mrs Cynthia Westover Alden Named Oldest Newspaper Woman

Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden is identified as the oldest newspaper woman in the United States, marking a notable milestone in journalism history.

Cynthia Westover Alden The United

Extensive Leases on Lake In Vicinity of Alliance

Extensive leases on a Lake area near Alliance are described as the largest in the state. The arrangements cover multiple parcels and involve prominent regional developers. Officials say the deal promises expanded access and economic activity for the surrounding towns.

State and Nebraska shows and meetings scheduled

A list of upcoming events includes the State Association of Tiremen convention in Lincoln and several Omaha meetings for hardware lumber and clothiers. Regional fairs cover auto shows in Omaha and Lincoln, a cement show, and a merchants market week. Other gatherings include volleyball in York and an Odd Fellows district meeting in North Platte with varied dates through March.

State Association of Tiremen Lincoln Nebraska Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association Omaha Nebraska Retalitt Lumber Dealers’ Association York Nebraska Clothiers Association Linestin Mid-West North Platte

Nebraska potash firm forms alliance near Alliance

A Nebraska corporation forms to build a potash plant seven miles from Alliance on the Burlington line. It starts with 100000 paid capital, all subscribed, and plans to begin work in spring with operation targeted by July 1. Stockholders are local Nebraskans and the firm has secured lake leases for potash solution. The plant is expected to have the largest capacity in the state.

Aliance Nebraska Alliance Burlington

Fragmentary Nebraska Court Note Mentions Jury History

A partial read references a county in Nebraska noting it has not had a jury in many years. The fragment attributes a quote about the lack of a jury to someone unnamed, indicating a historical legal discussion.

Nebraska Tom

Alfalfa Into Meal Boosts North Platte Farm Profits

North Platte area farmer Montgomery converted alfalfa into meal using a small grinder at Red Ranch. The product feeds cattle and hogs and has become a sizable local industry. Lincoln county’s agricultural experiment station and the station near North Platte have helped popularize the practice since 1903.

North Platte Montgomery Lincoln County Red Ranch Here

Improvements Seen For Nebraska Irrigation Projects

Bridgeport area reports gains as Nebraska State Irrigation Association backs four major initiatives. Extensions of the North Platte project to Bridgeport unit, Scottsbluff agricultural college and irrigation education, Gosper Phelps and Kearney county water appropriations, and longer payment terms for old canal water buyers. Senator Hitchcock introduces 800000 for a North Platte river dam at Guernsey Wyoming.

Bridgeport Nebraska State Irrigation Association The State Association Nebraska Washington North Platte Scottsbluff Gosper Phelps Kearney North Platte River Hitchcock Guernsey Wyo

Hay Shipper Seeks Court Aid to Move Hay Freight

O Nl and Frank Valla file district court action asking mandamus against Burlington to supply cars at O Niel and Hay Point. Hundreds of tons of hay stacked along right of way due to car shortage. Road cites general car shortage. estimate this year nearly double prior. O Niel and Inmag rank among top hay shipping points in US.

O’neill Frank Valla O'Neill District Court Mandamus Burlington O'Neil Hay Point Inmag United States Pen

Talk County Seat Removal Discussed for Dixon and Grand Island

county seat relocation talks surface for Dixon Pig With Six Legs area amid speculation on seating reforms and local governance. Grand Island hosts a stockholders meeting noting annual business and potential strategy shifts.

Allen Dixon Grand Island The Grand

Hotel Project Budget Sparks Room for Modern Amenities

A local hotel plan budgets around 800000 with emphasis on basic features and service quality. The remarks note a desire to balance cost with essential comforts, avoiding excessive luxury in favor of practical, reliable amenities.

Basis of Canada's Riches and Western Yields Highlight Alberta

The Wall Street Journal cites Canada as rich from its fertile land and growing grain demand. Reports recount Alberta and western provinces yielding spectacular wheat and oats, with high per acre returns and large land sales, signaling strong future wealth.

Canada Wall Street Journal Wall Financial Journal United States Alberta Calgary Illeois George Richard Providence Oceaia A Manitoba Saskatchewan Western

Advertisement for lodging and meals in early days

Fragmentary ad shows a hareast wort for and parted te angeles and priced at 2.50 to 4.00 dollars per day, including beer, with monthly rates from 35 to 100 dollars.

Angeles

Making Lessons Mean Something in Agriculture Teachings

Agriculture and domestic science in schools will mean meat for boys and girls when the lessons taught are used in the work on the farm and home. The piece links practical schooling to real farm and household tasks, emphasizing applied learning.

Farm Hands Question Morning Wash Tradition

A crude exchange at a rural setting shows workers debating morning ablutions. The new man, named Joe, refuses to wash, claiming sleeping makes him no dirt, while others tease him as he declines.

Joe Pathfinder

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestion Aid

An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the quick safe remedy for dyspepsia indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims rapid relief from fermenting food belching acid and headaches and presents the product as a home stomach doctor and best selling regulator.

Pape Adv

Authors and the Like Propose Airplane Commute Era

A dialogue imagines a future where people travel to work by airplane. A cautious character predicts perhaps twenty years, expressing envy for anyone who still works at home, highlighting early attitudes toward air travel.

What the Doctor Knows About Health and the Body

The article reflects on how health hinges on the body's condition and subtle internal factors that people often overlook. It emphasizes that wellness arises from unseen physiological states and diligent medical understanding.

Falien in His Restmation

Fragmentary dialogue describes a scene with Mrs Flatbush and Repsonhurst about thawing someone, implying a humorous or strange domestic moment. The garbled text suggests a reminiscence of a past habit involving ice and a drink.

Falien

Chive Yearly TmSports Sells Leather Goods Worth Four Million

Leather items valued at four million dollars are reported by Chive Yearly TmSports. The sale covers various kinds and grades of leather products. The listing highlights high value items and potential market demand.

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