Diller Record Highlights Local Notes and National Tidbits
Diller Record notes advertising rates and mailing details for the Nebraska publication. It cites a range of items including Ohio whiskey production, women insurance solicitors, the Lowell textile strike toll, the death of Pope Leo XIII, Minnesota timber projections, Grover Cleveland’s new baby, Ruth as the family’s eldest, and a new road law imposing a five dollar fine for leaving a team untied, from Saline County Democrat.
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Saline County Democrat
Beatrice milestones and national notes echo through times
The piece surveys Beatrice’s early settlement, noting Mrs Ismay Mumford as the first white woman to settle there, and recalls a fifty year mark with Nathan Blakely and others. It also covers agricultural trends, schooling per capita, railroad safety, sugar production, New York finance, and flag history linking Old Glory to national growth.
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Nathan
William Blakely
George
Ismay Mumford
Beatrice
Wymorean
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Diller
Loock Ae
Nebraska
The
Diller Record
Franc T. Pearce
Diller, Nebe
E. L. Loook
Toome 4
Nebe
Ap- Sen
Orout
Tollinois
Union
United States
Lowell
Mass
Leo XIII
Minnesota
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Agricultural Department
Mississippi River
Gulf
Servia
Ansas
New York
Wall Street
Clave of Cardinals
Spain
France
England
Germany
Italy
Vermont
Kentucky
J.monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
U. S
Casnowe
U.S. Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Frank TJ. Pearce
Public
A. J. Sheldon
Facebury and Diller, Nebr
MBS
Orator
Warren Avenue
Carcano
Ixt
Tor
Dorome
Cardus
Rafon
W. T. Harris
Fh.d
I.D
Merriamco Publishers
Springfield
Kansas City
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