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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
4
The item notes Nebraska's wheat crop estimated at 50 million bushels and critiques anti trust laws as untrustworthy. It issues a patriotic passage honoring the flag and denouncing insults to national symbols, highlighting civic virtue and national dignity.
The text notes further reductions of wartime taxes extending to various trades and services. It lists brokers in grain and securities, pawnbrokers, custom house brokers, theatres, circuses, public venues, sowings and weed, billard rooms, and tobacco and cigar manufacturers. It mentions repeats on instruments papers or documents, stock issues deliveries or transfers, wines and seats.
Readable text fragment mentions a grower and a pocketed item with a vague confrontation. No clear event, date, or named entities to confirm a specific news item.
A traveler describes a San Diego to Los Angeles route through seacoast and green fields, praising Southern California’s transformed desert and the local Mexican town culture. He notes Armours meat in Kansas City and details a Spanish dinner with chile con carne and rice, while observing Mexican women, children, and curios in a town store.
A Washington Star piece notes the McKinley era hand shake as a political rite now known as the diplomatic handshake used by Cortelyou and others. It also reports Indianapolis electrician HB Rimes patenting an incandescent bulb with adjustable power from sixteen to two candles using two filaments and a special socket.
Fragmentary OCR notes show preaching activities at Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches with unclear dates and speakers. Readable bits reference J A See ion Society and regular services, but full details are absent.
A local fraternal lodge directory lists sessions with visiting members welcomed. The entry references W. O. W data and a Star organization, noting routine meetings and member introductions.
Local M W A Diller Camp No 1668 and visiting brothers plan a Saturday gathering at the Masonic hall. Members in good standing are invited to attend with officers listing meeting times and honor roles. Visiting K of P and G A R cards noted for joint events and ceremonial details.
Mrs. De Wet told in a Maritzburg concentration camp interview that two of her sons still fight alongside their father. She regretted Britain would not permit contact with her husband and said he would not surrender. She would rather see her husband die than surrender.
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