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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
News from the state notes a biennial Saengerfest on August 6 and 7 in Lincoln, with about 600 Nebraska male singers affiliated to the German union expected to attend, plus several external female choirs promising participation.
An industrial parade will be headed by the local band of twenty two players and the fire department. A long program of athletic events will follow with liberal prizes attached.
Nebraska state dental society holds annual election as Omaha reports results with a 14 point lead over Seward. Tornado aid tents in Yutan managed by Major Birkner and Sergeant Uhl while May 1913 wheat crop prospects rise 20 percent above average across Nebraska counties. Professors Bolte and office staff discuss planting fruit and garden tools for home orchards including currants strawberries grapes and proper tool care for small plots.
A four by six foot modular cold frame built from four boards makes a durable south sloping structure. Cover with waterproof sash cloth from seed stores for late season growth and aim to start plants before frost. A six by twelve foot version with four cloth covers costs about five dollars.
A testimonial from Mia of Utica Nebo Il recounts ten years of female troubles. She describes illness and unsuccessful doctor visits before achieving health and independence through a treatment. The account emphasizes regained ability to work and personal well being.
Adjutant General Gall has been notified of his appointment as chief disbursing officer of the federal war department for the organized militia of the state. A shipment was rejected and will be sent outside the state, containing 3600 gallons. A binding twine factory for the state penitentiary is unlikely to be established as per board of control plans. Dr A Duket of Chicago with Doriand Funkhouser and Herzog travels to Kearney to treat tuberculosis at the state hospital and assess patients for treatment and inoculation later.
A fragment notes a young man recounting a sharp tale. The speaker argues that no better training for common opportunities exists than diligence.
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