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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
4
The notice states rates for business locals at five cents per line and that ads run until ordered out. It notes the paper is entered at Diller Nebraska for transmission via the mails as second class matter and advertising rates are available on application.
A July 1 1910 column contrasts historic Fourth of July patriotism with modern celebrations. It notes Nebraska’s role in national food supply and the untapped potential of its fertile lands. The piece blends reflections on independence with curious trivia about sleep in fish and insects, ending with a wry proverb about bills.
A nostalgic portrait of a traditional celebration featuring a grand parade with thirteen floats, the Goddess Liberty, laughter at the “horribles,” and festive crowds. The piece recalls patriotic orations, picnics, showers, and pyrotechnics that end with Washington’s set piece and a last journey home.
S. C. Moser has a porch being built at his residence. Geo. Andrews traveled to Wymore on business by train Tuesday. Thos. P. Price went to Beatrice on No. 16 after leaving his Buick to be repainted. L. E. Loock and family returned to Peoria, Illinois after visiting Diller. A two year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boettcher, ingested lemon extract and fell ill but recovered after an antidote from a Diller physician.
An excerpt urging young workers to pursue mastery, integrity, learning, and frugality to achieve success. It contrasts luck with disciplined effort across clerks, compositors, apprentices, and villagers, arguing the durable path to fortune is earned through character and saving.
The piece reflects on summer vacation as the happiest time for children and even adults recall the freedom of long breaks from school. It contrasts playful fishing and games with the school day, noting youths pursue happiness by their own inclinations for three to four months each year.
The republic presents an ex president a current president and a would be president. None wears a smile and none appears to boast of a corking good time, signaling a tense political scene.
Glenn H Curtiss suggests zero aircraft could be used to strike from above against Gres. Firemen face risks daily and may welcome a safer option, though opinions differ on practicality and danger.
A Chicago News snippet records Baltman advising a fish dealer to send two pieces of bass to his house for tomorrow. He warns against a repeat error after a prior salt mackerel mix up.
The article discusses the deadly risks of submarines noting crews have little chance of escape and citing the French submarine Pluviose disaster where twenty seven men perished. It calls for safer signaling and extra safeguards during mooring and underwater operations.
An editorial urges residents to promote town growth by projecting a confident, businesslike image like a noise of money. It compares gaining access to a financier to making a dollar noise in public, encouraging advertising and visible hustling to attract new business and watch the town boom.
At a June 15 1919 meeting the Diller Nebraska Board of Trustees estimated $1800 for officers salaries street and bridge work printing and street lights for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1910. The amount was ordered spread on the records and published per law. C W Tonemaker chairman J Smith Duver clerk.
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