Editorial Camp Meeting
A brief notice describes a gathering of the Editorial Camp Meeting Association, calling members to convene for talks and planning. The announcement notes location and date details for participants.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
3
Record attendance marks Nebraska editors camp meeting
The Nebraska Press association held its first extended outdoor session at Epworth Lake Park in Lincoln ending with a record attendance near 500. The weeklong camp featured business sessions, variety entertainments, women’s events, a vaudeville act, and installations of officers led by H. H. Brainard. Concerts, moving pictures, and a governor’s mansion reception completed a successful gathering with plans for a 1916 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska Press Association
Epworth Lake Park
H. H. Brainard
Horace M. Davis
C. C. Johns
Marie Weekes
Governor's Mansion
George
Foxworthy
Loca
Frank Harrison
Coming Events Across Nebraska List Major Meetings
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association in Omaha July 6 7 8 annual race meet at West Point July 14 16 Prohibitionist State Convention in Lincoln July 21 Bull Moose State convention in Lincoln July 28 Republican state Convention in Lincoln July 28 Tennis Tournament at Wayne August 14 15 Annual Old Settlers Reunion at Union August 14 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Veterinary. Association
Omaha
West Point
Lincoln
Ss State
Wayne
Union
Apple Crop Outlook Slightly Short of Normal
A. M. Shubert, treasurer of the Eastern Nebraska Fruit Growers association, says the local apple crop will run about 75 percent of normal. Ben Davis, Jonathan and Ganos lag, while Winesap, Black Twig and Grimes Golden should be normal. Past shipments exceeded 400 cars. this year expected to top 390 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
A. M. Shubert
Eastern Nebraska Fruit Growers’ Association
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Ganos
Auto Crash Near Fremont Injures Lyons Residents
Three Lyons residents Wil lis Smith Hjalmar Larson and Loren Southwell suffered scratches and bruises and Fremont area travelers Fremont- Frank Deman and Robert Freeman were badly injured when their car rolled over six miles northwest of Fremont according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Frank Deman
Robert Freeman
Willis Smith
Hjalmar Larson
Loren Southwell
Lyons
Beatrice Women Seek Weekly Shop Closure For Recreation
Six hundred Beatrice women sign petitions urging local merchants to close one afternoon weekly in July and August so employees may have an afternoon for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Horse Medicine Proves Fatal in Copeland Child Tragedy
Tony Copeland two years old drank horse medicine from a bottle on South Minnesota avenue. He died within an hour from carbolic acid poisoning. Mr and Mrs Copeland mourn a sudden family loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Tony
Mr. Copeland
South
Minnesota Avenue
land transfer near Waco changes hands for eight hundred per acre
Five acre tract adjoining the village transfers from William Uffelman to John E. Miller. Purchase price set at 800 dollars per acre. The deal reflects steady land values in the area and notes the transfer within the local property market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
William Uffelman
John E. Miller
Tea kettle near-fatal accident at Kenesaw farm
A 5-year-old girl, Esther Borcbers, pulled a boiling kettle from a gasoline stove at a Kenesaw area farm home. Doctors say the child likely will recover, with medical staff noting the danger narrowly averted.
Local Scores From Friday Games Across Nebraska
Beatrice defeated Superior 12 to 0. Columbus beat Norfolk 11 to 2. Hastings won at York 4 to 1. Grand Island fell to Kearney 9 to 8. Columbus lost at Norfolk Thursday 2 to 0. Grand Island edged Kearney 2 to 1. Beatrice defeated Superior 6 to 6 in a draw. York beat Grand Island 7 to 6 at Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Beatrice
Columbus
Norfolk
Hastings
York
Grand Island
Kearney
Kearte
Era of Submarines and Fleet Support Speeds Ahead
The era of high speed sea going submarines approaches with 21 knot surface speed designs for the US Navy. Britain builds in the Nautilus the largest submarine yet, seaworthy on the surface like destroyers, with 21 knot surface speed, 15 to 16 knot submerged speed, six torpedo tubes, and about 1500 tons displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Great Britain
Ending a phonograph concert with a classic
A quip on how to stop entertaining guests by playing a classical piece to discourage further listening. The joke hinges on the guests losing interest once a highbrow selection appears.
Dandelion Beauty Sparks Farm Outcry
A rural voice questions city visitors drawn to the farm’s dandelions, wondering why there is such fuss over their beauty and inviting readers to consider the local perspective on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Not That Kind Orphan Asylum Unclear Mention
A garbled exchange references an eleemosynary institution and identifies it as an orphan asylum, but the wording is fragmented and lacks clear facts. The item hints at charitable or civic duties but provides no concrete actions, dates, or names to anchor a full summary.
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State Press Association
Epworth
H. A Brainard
J. W. Tanner
N. J. Ludi
Don van Deusen
C. K. Bassett
E. R. Purcell
George Tobey
Professor Condra
Harmon
Wharton
Bishop Tiden
Warden Fenton
Williams
Lincoln Ball Club
Barrow-Howard Players
Sheriff Hyrers
South Omaha Stock Yards
York, Neb
F. B. Nelson
Sousa
Liberati
Patrick
Prise Cow
Harry A. Brainerd
Hebron
Horace ,M. Davis
the Old Journal
Frank A. Harrison
The
Association Marine Band
Western Newspaper
Union N
Ews Service
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Covery
Anrrow
Coca-Cola
Tal
Taio
Libby, McNeill Chicas
Redwood
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