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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
4
The Diller Record announces weekly publication in Diller Nebraska with subscription terms: one year or six months prepaid, three months prepaid. It notes mail delivery until an order to discontinue is received and arrears paid, and advertising rates available on request. Business locals are charged per line per insertion.
The new Secretary of the Navy reverses Morton on transferring engineers Walker and Harrison, ordering a second investigation and denying their removal. He upholds safety and proper work standards, criticizing corrupt contracts and urging that drawings guide all government projects.
A Cot tonwood Kansas firm of women negotiated the sale of 50000 acres in the western part of the state. A San Francisco woman who founded an institution for destitute women in 1868 has lost her home and entered another.
The United States Senate shows a shift as many septuagenarians die or retire. Notable losses include Platt and Quay, while members like Teller and Morgan remain influential though frail. Frye in Maine grows stronger, shaping the chamber’s evolving balance.
Five year old Jean Masters of Allentown Pa. daughter of Mr and Mrs Carson Masters. displays remarkable musical talent without formal lessons. She can reproduce tunes by ear after only hearing them, as shown when she played opera airs on returning home from a visit. Her four year old brother Willard shared similar gifts and died two years ago.
Paris society notes the Isle de Puteaux draws American visitors for tennis and golf. French fashion houses struggle to match American chic as new sports outfits continually appear, defeating local designers who copy one silhouette after another.
A Commerce and Labor Bureau summary shows foreign built autos first imported in 1901 and rising to 423 units in 1904 valued at over 1.4 million dollars. In fiscal 1904 France supplied 86 percent of U S auto imports, totaling 368 cars valued at 1 117 494 dollars, with other nations yielding 55 cars worth 176 666 dollars. Domestic auto exports began in 1903, reaching 1 595 605 dollars in 1904 and a projected over 2 200 000 dollars for the complete year ending this month.
The state court in Jefferson County Nebraska appoints William W executor of an estate. Creditors must present claims for examination at the county court on June 30 1905 at 1 PM. All claims not filed by December 30 1905 will be barred. Publication in the Drier Report for four weeks. C C Borie County Judge.
ASP and A My Naphtsli Lodge No 208 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings in their hall over Peles State Bank visiting brethren cordially invited Naomi Chapter No 44 Order Eastern Star meets first and third Tuesday evenings in Masonic ball visiting members always welcomed
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin in Stamford South Beach awakens to burglars trying to enter her kitchen. She lights a large firecracker and hurls it at the intruders, who flee after she fires several shots. Police search area but find no trace of the burglars.
M. W. of A. Dillér Camp No. 1668 meets on the first and third Saturdays in the Masonic hall. Visiting brothers in good standing are invited.
Miller Lodge No 133 Ancient Order United Workmen meets second and fourth Saturdays in the Masonic hall. D of H Pleasant Lodge No 8 Degree of Honor meets second and fourth Saturdays at 2 30 PM in the Masonic hall. Visiting members and visiting brothers are welcomed and received.
Ww O W i mee No 208 W O W meets first and ednesday night of each month in Masonic hall brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us.
B N of A Laural Camp No 936 meets second Friday and fourth Friday of each month in the Masonic Hall with good standing neighbors welcome. Nickajack Post No 245 meets first and third Saturday at 3 PM in the Masonic Hall with visiting comrades welcomed.
W RC Nickanck Relief Corps No 60 holds meetings on the first and eighth Wednesdays each month at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
New York report notes F L Marshall of the Presbyterian board of publication discovering a worm inside a new book. The grub ate a hole through three pages and began on the fourth, nesting inside the cover. The creature is described as Anobrium, a rare first in a freshly released work.
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