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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
The Diller Record notes the post office at Diller Nebraska will handle tramamieston through the mails at a rate of five cents per line for advertisements. Advertising rates are available upon application. The notice appears in the Friday edition dated July 28.
A flood of names declare runs for Republican and Democratic nominations in Jefferson County. Candidates seek primary votes on August 17 with outcomes tied to the party decisions and voter support.
The piece warns flies threaten health by carrying germs and contamining food. It urges strict kitchen and yard cleanups, screens, and proper food protection. It also weaves in satirical lines about reform, wealth leaders, and public figures.
An assortment of local items includes a grocery pitch at the Racket with cheap prices and a phone call offer. The piece shifts to anecdotes about teachers examinations, visits to Steele City, a funeral in Chicago, and a quirky Dr Shoop health ad. It also recites a war tale about a cow missing then found after battle.
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