Post Office Entry Details Second Class Mail Rates
Notice notes handling at the post office in St Diller with mailings as second class matter at a rate of eight cents per line.
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St Diller
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
4
Kaiser Declares No Compromise In War Policy
The article reports Kaiser presses blood and iron policy with no annexation or indemnities, signaling a hard line as Von Hollweg’s ministry falls. Military leaders are to advance by their own methods amid continuing strain and widening involvement in the war.
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Kaiser
Selle
von Hollweg
Treasury Secretary Signals Liberty Loan Nears Three Billion
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Treasury statement about a Liberty Loan issue set at 3 billion dollars, expected in an upcoming period. Details remain unclear.
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The
Treasury Seas
Eee
Treasury Department
Fragmentary Note on Travel and Arrival
The text is a garbled OCR fragment mentioning travel, a journey to another country, and an exclamatory phrase but contains no clear names, dates, places, or events to confirm. No coherent reportable fact can be derived from the snippet.
Planting Delay Hampers Civil Group Crops Growth
Fragmentary notes describe a group delaying crop planting by weeks, leading to reduced harvest prospects. The text references civil context and a plan to preserve or restore crops, hinting at ongoing logistical or policy challenges.
Ambiguous Souvenir Notes From Wartime France
Fragmentary text describes American soldiers in France learning to spend money and an observer looking into water from altitude. The passage is incomplete, providing little verifiable detail about people places or events.
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France
Mustered guard duties outlined for readiness
The duties include protecting government and state private property and defending Igrebe. The text emphasizes readiness to respond to any emergency.
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Igrebe
Pickles and Relishes and Canning Plans for Nebraska
The State Journal notes Extension Service instruction on canning and preserving garden and orchard produce. It discusses harvest, grain planting, and potential shifts to more corn if wheat prices deter crop planting. The bulletin from University Farm Lincoln is offered free on application.
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College of Agriculture Extension Service
Extension Service
University Farm
Lincolin
State Journal
Women Volunteers Urged for Nebraska Food Distribution
A Nebraskan note describes Women’s Committee and Council Defense urging volunteers to aid food distribution and registration for Nebraskans during wartime. It mentions the Food Administrator in Washington and local efforts tracking losses and weather-related property statistics.
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Oes
Washington
Boise
Woodrow
Nebra
Anne
Kanaes
Plain- Wenase
Satan
First Person Tale of a Submarine Threat Aboard a Passenger Ship
An eyewitness account describes a World War era voyage where a passenger liner faced a near miss from a lurking U-boat. The incident centers on a periscope sighting, a swift gun response, and efforts to deter the submarine while passengers stayed alert and calm.
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New York
Dwyer
Sapien
Eid
Enchor
Magaril
Spe
Fragmentary Naval Tactics Quoted on Submarine Attacks
A garbled excerpt describes using the sea path to stage a submerge and sudden rise to torpedo a ship after observing its course and speed. The text references timing and attack angles in a naval context.
Seven Brothers Killed or Wounded. Pastor Enlists
The pastor resigns from the Presbyterian church to join the English army. Of eight English brothers, seven are dead or wounded in the service of the British empire. only one remains able-bodied.
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As Young
Presbyterian Church
Cottage Cheese Seen As Meat Substitute In Cities
Columbus Ohio reports R B Stoltz of the Ohio State College of Agriculture says cottage cheese has high protein and makes a good meat substitute. He notes its greater use would conserve the food supply amid city demand and milk waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. B. Stoltz
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Students at Carnegie Tech Find Worthless Slag Worth Saving
Two Carnegie Institute of Technology students discover a process to extract ferro manganese and silica from slag once considered worthless. The method cuts costs for steelmakers as the prices of these materials have more than tripled since the war began.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tsaterias
Real Appreciation Reveals Miss Allen Singing Note
Ella recalls Miss Allen singing in the parlor the night before and says the performance sounded grand though she compared it to gargling. The mistress asks for a reaction and the maid’s light humor underscores the scene.
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Ella
Miss Allen
Bears Attack Farms in Daring Pigsty Raid
Black bears raid farming districts in the vicinity. One large bear entered a pigsty and killed a carcass. poultry have been attacked by many farmers reporting losses across the area.
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Nelson
Bucc
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Siz Contenim Advance
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Waa
Ohio
Food Authority
DR. H. Bauguess
Diller, Nebr
O. C. Diehl
Diller
Waggoner Bros
Undertaking Goods Office
ENCE
Jefferson
County Abstract Office
Monroe Davis
Becks Attics Sb
BRS
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