Diller Nebr Local Newspaper Subscription Notice
Published every Friday at Diller Nebraska in EB L Loock building rooms 4 and 5. Subscriptions: one year in advance six dollars. six months in advance three dollars. three months in advance one dollar. Paper mailed to subscribers until order to discontinue is received and all arrears paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
Whee
EB. L. Loock
Orrerre
Diller Ivr
Sonal
Bore
Hardyore Siprea
Vo Ree
Ealer
Couty Court
Jefferson County
Nebraska
James T., Bell
Alexander Bell
Alexander
Diller & Weekly
C. C. Borch
Roosevelt Cabinet Shrinks as Eastern Man Considers Exit
A 1904 notice notes only one eastern member remains in President Roosevelt's cabinet and is contemplating resignation. It also mentions walnut timber from Brown county Kansas being cut and shipped to Germany for furniture and foreign marriage-driven population estimates for several countries.
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Roosevelt
Brown County
Kansas
Germany
Governors by the hat draw compared to votes
The piece notes that thirty two of forty five states will elect governors this fall and argues that some states could do as well by random selection as by voting, suggesting randomness might yield comparable results to elections.
Body of Leyi Leiter Secured in Rock Creek Coffin
No one named Rassogli will reach the body of Leyi Leiter. The coffin at Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington is set in heavy steel framing with fourteen tons of cement poured around it.
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Rassogli
Leyi Leiter
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Connecticut Station Growth and Notable Numismatic Item
The piece notes Connecticut has 30 000 telephone stations with an estimated increase of 8 000 this year. It mentions Merchants' National Bank of Nebraska City possessing a rare 1804 dollar valued with a $1 500 premium and held for nearly twenty years. It also covers Trust declines, Boston mayor Patrick Collins criticizing a firemen leave measure, a Kenosha resolution on unmarried men, and Nebraska boasting large industrial facilities and rail hubs.
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Connecticut
Merchants’ National Bank of
Nebraska City
Patrick Collins
Boston
Benj Harrison Referred To As Human Ice Box For His Cool Manners
A line notes that Benj Harrison was sometimes called the human ice box due to exceptionally cool manners.
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Benj
Harrison
Ice Box
Young Fairbanks Builds Path From Farm to Law School
The narrative follows Senator Fairbanks as a youth who saved forty one dollars by age fifteen then traveled to Delaware Ohio to enter Ohio Wesleyan University. He earned study money with carpentry work and faced poverty including needing to borrow trousers. He financed college through farm work and harvest, finishing law at twenty and later gaining admission to Ohio's supreme court and moving to Indianapolis.
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Young Fairbanks
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Leslie’s Monthly
Birds and fish recollections in Beaver City and Guide Rock
Notes from Beaver City and Guide Rock reflect on a tender judge, a mockingbird near the Methodist church mimicking birds and frogs, and nostalgic river fishing days. The piece laments old-time sport lost to modern game laws and costly fish.
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Sumny
Beaver City Times
The Inside Inn Tale From a Missouri Valley Visitor
A quirky memoir describes the Inside Inn in St. Louis with shifting floors and bell boys used as change. The writer jokes about lodging hierarchy, odd room numbers, and slow service while noting crowded scenes and late meals.
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St. Louis
Missouri Valley
Moberly
Moa
Inp
Health and thrift notes amid 1910s observations
The piece reflects on morning health routines and good spirits, notes on Filipino visitors requesting mid day naps, reports mass layoffs at the Pennsylvania Railroad affecting 20,000 workers, and cites 11,000 young men annually gaining military education in American civil schools under government supervision.
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Civil Schools and Colleges of America
Mrs Tom Thumb and Countess Magti Visit Show World
The article notes Mrs Tom Thumb and Countess Magti arriving from Holland. It mentions Magti remains involved in show business and that she brought sixty four dwarfs from Budapest, described as a colony of midgets.
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Tom. Thumb
Countess Magti
Holland
Budapest
Church Directory Listing for Christian Church Services
Church directory notes preaching every Lord's day both morning and evening. Sunday morning service includes Communion. Evening services held weekly with midweek meetings. Local church observance and schedule details included.
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Evemies’ Aid Society
Pea
Indicted Slocum Horror Men Remain at Liberty
The public ponders how many of the manslaughter indictees tied to the Slocum disaster will be sent to state prison. Lawyer Douglass warned after Machin Groffs and Lorenz were sentenced that it will be long before they are behind bars, yet they still attend banquets and prayer meetings.
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States
Douglass
Washington
Machin
Groffs
Lorenz
Ancient Lodge Monthly Meeting Notice
No. 206 Ancient and Haphtals Lodge announces meetings on the third of each month in their hall at Bank. Brethren are invited to attend.
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Ancient
Haphtals Lodge
Io Ems
Recond
Monty
Le's. Bank
Cora
Lada
Mets
Batuay
Masonichall
Sree Hall
Nickajack
LER Lodge No 188 Meets Twice Monthly
Ler Lodge No. 188 Ancient Order United Workmen meets on the second and fourth Saturdays in the Masonic hall. Visiting brothers will be welcome.
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Ler Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
Masonic Hall
Welco
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The
Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
Punt
Diller, Neb
Jon
Eac
Russia
Scotland
England
United States
France
Dr. Fell
Congress of Unmarried Women
Kenosha
Wis
Senator Fairbanks
Annie
Jacob
Leah
Council Bluffs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Diller, Nebr
Peoples State Bank
A. H. Colman
J. Ml. Raymond
Thos. P. Price
Arthur EB. Price
PW. Price
Christian Church
Diefferson
Abraham Blanser
Ecole
Soc
Wells Court
C. CG. Borux
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Obool Rayer
Welnceday
Lodge
A. F
A.M
J. G. Neely
Bixby’s
W. of A
Dillek
Kacorp
C. W
W.o. W
Quint Witia
Spivey & Gish
Beatrice Steam
Aundrys
West Hide Main Street
Ditter, Nebr
K. of
F. Hartzell
Nickajeck Relief Corps
Chen
Webster’s
Ja. & C. Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield
Mags
Drs. Powell
Gritzka
Physicians and Surgeons
Diller, Nebraska
Monroe Davis
Devdas
First National Bank
Fairbury
Neb
J. B. Kerr
Frop
Main St
Kimball
Edwin L. Feese
DUN Tisst
Boome
Dr. Brock
Saiwne
Dr. Neely
Bank of Odell
Lincoln
Omaela
Chicago
ST. Jose
Kansas City
Denver
Helena
Butte
Salt Lake
City
Portland
San Francisco
All Points
West
Eterna
Es Ic
Dilter
J. Prancie
Omaha
Mariks
Eas Secure
Frade-M
D.C
Bonn
Scientific American
Tan Sensaenlere
Sunn & Co
New York
St. Waeshington
L. P. Raymond
A. J. Sheldon
Hartiess
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