Parcel Entry at Diller Post Office
A fragment notes posting at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class mail.
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Diller
Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
James Chirnside Announces Sheriff Candidacy
James Chirnside declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the August 15 1911 primaries in Fairbury Nebraska. The notice also lists T A Johnson as a candidate for sheriff.
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James Chirnside
County Judge Candidate Announces Candidacy in Nebraves
C. C. Boyle announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county judge in Fairbury Nebraska. The primary election is set for August 15, 19H.
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Fairbury, Neb
C. C. Boyle
C H Shaffer Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
C H Shaffer declares he will run in the primary for county clerk in Fairbury Nebraska. The nomination is set for August 15, 1911.
Bonney Announces Run for Register of Deeds at Primaries
I O H Bonney files as a candidate for Register of Deeds on the Republic ticket for the Primaries on August 15.
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Register of Deeds
O. H. Bonney
County Superintendent Nomination Announced for Republican Hopeful
R Clements Harris announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Public Instruction at the primaries on August 5, 1811.
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Jhereby
Superintendent of Public Instruction
R. Clement Harriss
Senate Democrats and Progressives Unite in Big Legislation
The piece notes a new Democratic Progressive Senate alliance, saying the unlikely pairing backs the President's opponents on major bills. It highlights how Democrats justify opposition while Progressives aid on contentious measures.
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United States Senate
Taft Opposes Tariff Revisions and Canadian Reciprocity Plan
The president signals he will oppose any tariff revision at present and mobilizes administration power to defeat attempts to amend the Canadian reciprocity bill. He warns against independent tariff schedule revisions and notes that a new tariff bill from Republicans or Democrats would likely be vetoed.
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Senate
Taft
Debate on Direct Election of Senators Stalls in Congress
The piece notes a stalemate over direct senatorial elections with Republicans favoring federal oversight for both houses. Southern Democrats resist federal interference amid race questions, and solidified state control bands are mentioned as a factor in the stalled bill.
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Ees
Bec
President opposition to recall of judges shapes territory debate
The President has repeatedly opposed recall of judges in the Arizona Constitution. He would likely veto such a petition. Despite this, the House passed a bill and the Senate Territories Committee recommended concurrence in the House resolution, signaling party pressure on regional matters in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Senate Committee On Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
House
Committee On Territories
Senate
Secretary Fisher Moves To Dispose Alaskan Coal Lands
Secretary Fisher, succeeding Ballinger, issues an order disposing of Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims. The Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate eyed Alaska’s coal fields, fueling the Ballinger Pinchot controversy and forester staff resignations. Attorneys threaten appeal, but legal points may limit challenges to department findings.
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Fisher
Ierigg Department
Ballinger
Clais
Morgan-Giggenheim Syndicate
Alaska
Bill price analysis finds no saving for buyers
The report states most bills fall below the country's cost to retailers while others rise above regular prices. The investigator notes not a single bill of ten dollars or more has saved a buyer money.
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Wymorean
Skirt Fashion Signals Flying Carnival Theme
The article hints at hoop or balloon skirts rising in fashion as a playful sign of a flying carnival mood. It also references a social line about sharing a drink with Fred Grant if you join a water wagon gathering.
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Fred Grant
October Record Hangs Over Summer Day
A fragment notes a lingering heat or mood from summer extending into October, reflecting a weather or seasonal sentiment in the record.
Society Novelist Divorces After Brief Matrimonial Experience
A noted society novelist announces separation from her husband after a short marriage. She says she now has material for a contemporary society novel, reflecting her latest personal upheaval and public interest.
Aerial Warheads Rise Above Bombs In Flight Age
A fragment notes a shift to air power with aeroplanes and dirigibles as a refinement over traditional bomb attacks, signaling a new era in aerial warfare. The terse line emphasizes the elevated role of air forces in early modern conflict.
automobilists favor expanding roads for convenience
motorists express support for improving and expanding roads to ease travel and enhance convenience. public sentiment centers on better routes and smoother commutes as more people favor road upgrades.
What He Had and a Morning Visit to Dr Bigfee
Wigg reports seeing someone emerge from Dr Bigfee's house. The exchange notes the other person had nothing to show and the speaker had gone to settle a bill.
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Dr Bigfee
Center of Population Shifts Westward in Census Findings
The Census Bureau may peg the center of population about fourteen miles west in the last decade, likely around Brown County Indiana near Nashville. Since 1790 the line has moved west with a south tilt, crossing Ohio in 1880 and reaching Ohio and Indiana shifts through 1890 as population centers migrate.
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Census Bureau
Brown County
Indiana
Nashville
Cincinati Times-Star
Balimore
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Chilicothe
Ohio
West Viginia
Cincinati
Columbus
Ind
Mystery Box Receives Mixed Reactions at Home
A terse exchange turns on a box described as a food box of cigars from a birthday gift. The husband claims he never saw such a box, while the wife references a better box that she kept for herself.
Civil War anniversary sparks veterans recalling old battles
Citizens note four consecutive years marking the fiftieth anniversary of stirring Civil War events. veterans reflect on battles past as memories resurface despite time.
Pittsburg Eyes Large Billboard Space and Crop Guarantee
The report notes Pittsburg may host over 512100 square feet of billboards and mentions a plan to deter Minnesota corn growers from planting unless buyers guarantee a price above 120 dollars per ton. The draft policy implies risks of a dust storm if prices fall or planting is blocked.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Hat Robbery Warns Dapper Style
A Chicago footpad assaulted a citizen and stuffed the hat into the victim's mouth after the robbery. The sensational account imagines how a different hat might have changed the scene.
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Chicago
The great fight for a square deal around the world
The passage argues a global campaign for fair business, faulting trusts and large corporations for unfair methods. It claims farmers workers and retailers bear the burden while mail order houses undermine local sellers with low prices, inciting class division to keep opposition divided.
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Oes
Freig
Advertising pays for Baltimore firm long run
A Baltimore firm has run an advertisement for 29 years in a local paper to loan money. The ad cost about $2,000 to run yet has generated profits exceeding $10,000, prompting a note to the publisher about the investment's payoff.
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Baltimore
Speaker Chymip Claire Seeks Congressmen Silence
A whimsical note claims Speaker Chymip Claire urges congressmen to remain quiet and listen in the House. It mocks the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Congressmen calling for action.
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Chymip Claire
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
The Town That Push Builds a Local Trade
A parable about a shoe man who pays workers with money spent locally and how every merchant from jeweler to grocer circulates cash. The moral: money spent at home sustains the community and, if merchants advertise, returns to the owner to be spent again.
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É. 7
Theater talk and distant cheering cited in Washington Star snippet
A fragment shows a man asking a woman why she weeps for strangers while at the theater and why she cheers for a man she does not know. The Washington Star presents the exchange as a brief, pointed quote.
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Washington Star
Indictments Target St Clair Officials Over Road Neglect
The Schuylkill court directs indictments against St Clair council members for failing to report bad road conditions near mining operations. Mount Carbon borough council also ordered indicted. The case highlights a campaign against negligent road building officials.
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Schuylkill Court
Pennsylvania
St. Clair
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