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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
8
The writer condemns strikes sparked by sympathy as ruinous. He cites the Chicago garment workers and the ensuing allied walkout, arguing a chain of losses, debt, and potential brutality among strikers and their families, urging readers to consider consequences before striking.
A visit to a large sweet corn cannery outlines the process from husking to can filling. Workers husk ears at about 5 cents per bushel, cutters weigh and bag corn, and multiple cutting machines process up to 10 000 cans daily. Cans are filled at 180 degrees, soldered, cooled, and only labeled after season end.
Cats play a valued role on ocean liners with crews keeping 15 to 20 cats per voyage. Passengers rarely acquire a cat at sea though a St Paul incident shows one cat’s quick exit and a steward’s handling. A cat once halted a poker game before convulsions after ingesting poison led to a Kentucky man shooting it overboard.
In this excerpt H S Harwood extols California’s varied landscapes from green open spaces to pine mountains and blue lakes. He suggests first impressions fade yet after a year the climate and scenery reveal deeper charm, with nature’s changes and lasting beauty drawing one to stay and be captivated by the golden summers.
The Burlington Bulletin advertises low summer excursion rates from June 1 to popular destinations including Denver Colorado and the Pacific coast. It promotes trips to California Portland expositions Puget Sound and eastern resorts with long return limits and special convention rates. Travelers are urged to consult the nearest Burlington agent for schedules and bookings.
The piece argues cold storage supports permanent orchard development by absorbing temporary fruit surplus and distributing it year round. It cites Chicago Chronicle on overproduction risks and notes the Grindelwald glacier experience described by Kathleen L. Creig.
Partial OCR reads that dentist Dr Claude Ellis or Ellis Dr is associated with an office possibly under Dr C T Grirha near the Post Office. The note promises all work guaranteed and mentions a location door north of the Post Office. Further details are unclear.
Notice to creditors of Harm Kuper deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must present claims to the estate administrator before the Jefferson County Court on November 27 1905 at one o clock for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months are allowed for filing claims from May 1 1905. Claims not filed will be forever barred. Published in the Diller Record successively prior to November 1905. Signed County Judge Borie.
The Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska estimated necessary expenditures for the fiscal year starting May 1 1905. Planned spending covers salaries street and bridge work printing and street lights with the amount set at eighty dollars. The plan was spread to records and publications as required. Henry Eaton village clerk.
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