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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
4
Notice from Diller Nebraska announcing second class mailing, advertising rates available on request. Business locals may run until ordered out and are charged five cents per insertion.
James Chirnside declares candidacy for Republican sheriff with August 17 primary in 1909. Cagis Hicwix announces Democratic county treasurer bid to Jeffyreen county voters. Oma Cox also appears among notices as candidate.
Reliable gasoline engines replace wind and tread power on farms. They run without wind storms and can be moved for various tasks. A five or six horsepower unit costs about 50 cents daily for ten hours, with air or oil cooled cylinders preferred to avoid cold weather freezes. A first class engine reduces long term repairs and taxes on nerves and religion.
The governance body proposes a whitewash for cow barn interiors using half a bushel of unstacked lime and boiling water to steam cure. A peck of salt dissolved in warm water, three pounds ground rice in a thin paste, and five gallons hot water are mixed, then left to stand for days and colored with ocher lampblack or bluing if desired.
Nebraska Experiment Station analyzed 201 alfalfa seed samples showing purity from 56 to 99 percent and germination from 56 to 100 percent with inert matter up to 12 percent and foreign seed up to 36 percent. Four dodder species appeared, one sample over 9 percent dodder. potential sowing would have spread 16,536 dodder seeds per acre. Also found buckhorn, wild carrot, chicory, lambs quarters and about 750 other weed seeds. Alaska Yukon souvenir post issued for sale in 2 cent denomination featuring William H Seward with Alaska Yukon Pacific inscription.
Under the District Court order in Jefferson County Nebraska a referee will sell at public vendue on July 19 1909 at 1 pm at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House the described real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska to the highest cash bidder. The action pending involves Jofan Fanders Dick Fanders and Marten Fandere as plaintiffs and John S Eilts Theodore Eilts Anna Eilts and John D Fanders as Executor of Uje D Fanders deceased as defendants for partition.
OCR fragment lists multiple monetary figures including 4 506.85 15 000.00 500.00 Ma 3 012 20 17 143.50 o g8 230.00 179.33. No clear event or entities identified.
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