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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

3

Scouts Aid Forestry Efforts In Disease Detecting

Boy Scouts of America organize field scouting to find trees afflicted by disease or insects in Pennsylvania. George H. Merritt and Gifford Pinchot help compile a manual chapter listing destructive pests and diseases for scoutmasters to teach during hikes.

Ashington Boy Scouts America Pennsylvania Forestry Department of Forestry Boy. Scouts of America George H. Merritt Boy Scouts of America Gifford Pinchot United States Forester National Council of the Merritt San Jose

Emblem of Church Flag Advocated Over National Emblem

Dr. E. M. Blackwell of the navy argues the church pennant should be hoisted above the United States flag aboard ships during divine services. He says the emblem represents God for each faith and that nations have erred in claiming supremacy, urging recognition of a paramount divine power.

United States E. M. Blackwell Navy Ship of the Navy

Nebraska Briefs Report Local Disputes and Creekside Events

Omaha church backs 600 feet rule for picture shows. Joy Roberts of Minden loses control passing a team. four passengers injured. John L. Anderson leaves First National Beatrice for Union State Bank Aug 1. Sioux Indians from Pine Ridge to Neligh race meet Aug 28 29 30. Staley threshing fire destroys equipment worth 1200 dollars. Deputy U S Marshal Wright captures forgery suspect Gus Miller. Dawley and Johnson confess theft from Davenport jeweler. to Hebron. Holt county hay outlook normal despite drought. Johnson v Effie hearing orders bond 1500 or return to Beatice. Ainsworth Pierre route study eyed. Canadian Gulf line discussion. Max Von Werner linked to multiple crimes. Nels Hanson killed in Lyons runaway. Crawford depot order issued for sanitation upgrades. No farmers institute in Johnson county. Tecumseh hosts winter short course February.

Omaha Joy Roberts Minden John L. Anderson First National Bank of Beatrice Tod Union State Bank Pine Ridge Agency Neligh Frank. Staley Moses Roberts Tecumseh Post Office Rice Aurora Bayard Jack” Dawley Bert” Johnson District’ Court Thayer County McLeese Davenport Hebron Hurd Holt County Drouth J. Cain Ewing J. Alfred Johnson Effie Gage Raper Johnson John Quein Pierre S. D Ainsworth Neb Northwest Loose Jaw Max von Werner Madison Seymour, Tex Sheriff Smith Norfolk National Bank Schuyler America Europe Nels Hanson Burt County Lyons Railway Commission Burlington Railway Crawford

Moonshining increases nationwide despite prohibition

Treasury officials report a growing illicit distilling trade across the United States. The greatest surge is in Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee, with raids expanding into northern cities as enforcement strains rise.

Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Tennessee Internal Revenue North

Treasury Department: Role and Historical Leadership

The Treasury Department handles all federal finances from collection to expenditure and advises Congress on yearly funding. It mints coins and prints currency and stamps, maintains vessels to combat smuggling, protects public health, and supports quarantine and life-saving efforts. Since Washington, 44 individuals have held the portfolio, with 17 states contributing leaders across four geographic divisions.

Treasury Department United States Congress Department of Government Washington Treasury North Atlantic Division North Central South Central South Atlantic

Miss Life's Real Joy Aims Slow Leisure Over Hurry

A Lipincott magazine essay urges embracing leisure over speed. Kate Masterson contrasts modern frantic living with European pauses for tea and baths, arguing faster living dulls memory, friendships, and aesthetic life. The piece questions whether progress justifies persistent rush.

Kate Masterson Lipincott Life To Pinch America Jones Bois

Weslayan University Ends Coeducation Honors for Women

The Weslayan University graduating class marks the end of coeducation with every woman in the class earning honorary Phi Beta Kappa membership. A small portion of the men also received the honor, while male students argued coeducation deprived men of scholarship recognition as women now claim those honors.

Wesleyan University Phi Beta Kappa Wesidyan Washington Evening

In Doubt About Scam Targeting Electoral College Fund

A man recalls being swindled by a scammer who claimed to be collecting funds to equip a football team of the Electoral College. The exchange centers on identifying the con and locating the group involved.

Electoral College

Spanish Soil Yields 656 an Acre in Valencia

The Valencia region in Spain yields about 656 dollars per acre with fertile soil and skilled workers. Consul Frazer reports rainfall around seventeen inches yearly, hand farming, and high per-acre crop values including oranges olives and grapes.

Europe Valencia Spain Mediterranean Washington Robert Frazer, Jr

Splendid Outlook for Crops in Western Canada

The article reports high optimism for Western Canada crops, noting vast wheat and grain areas in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It cites favorable rains in Alberta and Saskatchewan plentiful harvest prospects in Manitoba and forecasts a potential 250 million bushels of wheat with an overall record harvest possible.

Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Sliding Plate Keeps Mice From Piano Openings

A simple sliding plate mounted on a piano pedal blocks its opening to prevent mice from entering. The inventor presents a practical device easy to attach and operate, promising protection for instrument interiors.

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Nemo Cadiead Nebraska Farmers’ Institute Johnson County University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture H. J.gramlich The Agricultural Cchees Carlton Norfolk Department Bureau of Internal Revenue U. S. Treasury Department
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