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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
4
The Diller Record notes weekly publication from Diller Nebraska with office in Willer and subscription options: one year in advance, one month and three months rates. Advertising rates are available on request and local business notices are charged per line.
A collage of 19th century notes covers Mrs. Arthur Stannard opposing troopshirt 21 000 women pledging abstinence a Kansas City Journal critique of farmers crime rates Serbias Zadraga tribe governance George B Cortelyou postmaster general aims political neutrality and business focus plus quirky zoological claims that certain fish reptiles and insects never sleep with various species listed.
The Leavenworth Times cites a U S Navy account of July 16 1862 when the Wyoming under David D McDougal fought Japanese improvised warships and forts in a one hour battle in which Japan was defeated.
An essay argues credulity is a virtue misused when unbalanced by judgment. It cites French femme fatale Humbert and American bankers as examples of credulity and compares this to bank trust in unsigned checks and wholesale merchants extending credit. The piece notes both the risks and occasional justified confidence in monetary dealings.
Editor Bailey recalls a severe Wisconsin winter with blue snow and extreme cold. He describes a logging camp memory with frozen equipment, a half mile griddle, bacon tied to boots, and a dramatic log explosion that melts away as a teamster escapes.
The Arizona Republican condemns sending moneyless consumptives to Arizona and California as cruel and deceptive. It argues doctors exploit patients in hopeless illness by guiding them to die far from home with little funds, creating community outrage and moral outrage.
A historical medical report notes pneumonia as the leading killer in major cities like Chicago and New York. It cites recent deaths, rising mortality rates, and comparisons with consumption, highlighting urban health trends and demographic disparities.
Edward S. Martin in the Metropolitan argues convictions must be earned through knowledge and deliberate thought. They grow from training, inheritance, association, and long experience, sometimes culminating in a sudden religious insight after preparation.
A Nebraska weekly prints a candid editorial retracting a prior charge about Maj. Starkwright. The piece notes his campaign pledge to kick down stairs and his subsequent delivery, praising him as a man of his word who can kick like a brindled ox.
Presbyterian Church preaches every Sunday with morning and evening services. Sunday school scheduled for 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening gatherings noted.
Church announces preaching every other Lord's day both morning and evening with communion. service each Lord's Day. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Sunday prayer meeting in the evening.
Pastor Frank Mills preaches every alternate Sunday with morning and evening services. Sunday Seceol at a.m. Prayer morning every Thursday evening. Ladies Aid Society meets biweekly on Thursday afternoon.
A. PO & ALM Naphtali Lodge No 206 Ancigat Free and Accepted Masons meets monthly in their hall above People’s Suvin Hank. Visiting brethren are cordial. Naomi Chirpten Nord orders Kastor Btn meeting first and third Mondays. Modern Woodmen of America meets first Saturdays in the Masonic hall. visiting brothers in good standing invited.
Reading shows several fraternal groups such as Ancient Order United Workmen Diller Lodge Pleasant Lodge Canton WOW Lancaster BOF R-C-D Pythias Nickajack Post and the Relief Corps announcing regular meetings. Times include 2 30 PM and evenings on various Saturdays and Wednesdays with visiting members invited.
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