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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
Advertisement rates set at 6 cents per line for insertion and postal transmission details indicate second class mailing status for Diller Nebraska. Rates available on application and system remains in advance of publication with items ordered for display.
The Modern Woodmen official organ explains a new ritual banning nerve racking appliances once used in side degrees. The old boxing and lung tester devices are no longer supplied or recognized by head camp. The new ritual must be used for applicant adoption. A separate anecdote questions consumer protection and asks how to detect frauds in food products, urging strict pure food laws.
Australian egg contests expand under state management. Diet influences results with experts testing feeds to boost bone formation and egg production. A winning pen produced 826 eggs in seven months using a diet including curds of skimmed milk and rennet.
Widening complaints ripple nationwide about deteriorating roads while a rising slogan calls for ending contract penitentiary labor. Observers note safety concerns, funding gaps, and policy pressure as drivers demand action.
New York Times and Chicago Evening Post offer 25 000 for a Chicago to New York race while the New York World and St Louis Post Dispatch fund 30 000 for a New York City to St Louis flight. Pilots Glenn Curtiss Wilbur Wright and others plan to enter. Routes favored include Chicago to New York via Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania with Erie Cleveland and the Catskills noted as key markers. The aviation world, in the United States Canada and Britain, sees these contests as a spur toward long distance flight this summer.
Missouri representative Champ Clark, minority leader, says public life may end around seventy five. He notes Nathaniel Macon once set and kept a strict retirement age, resigning from the Senate when his term moved forward.
A good country road is described as a source of comfort and convenience for travelers. It attracts population, supports schools and churches, increases property values, and enables faster transport of goods. A single horse can move more on a good road than two on a bad road, boosting regional exchange.
Captain the Hon. Charles Stuart Rolls, famed English aviator, flew a Wright biplane from Dover to Sangatte near Calais and back in a fifty mile continuous crossing. He previously excelled in bicycling, auto racing, ballooning, and aeroplaning, founded the Aero Club of the United Kingdom, and held numerous speed records.
At a June 15 1919 meeting the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska estimated expenditures for officer salaries street and bridge work printing and street lights for the year beginning May 1 1910 totaling 1600 and ordered the figures recorded and published.
The village trustees of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska enact Ordinance 72 to levy 15 million dollars for village purposes based on 1910 assessment. Ten mills go to the general fund and five mills to lighting. The ordinance takes effect upon adoption and publication.
A young Cossack woman named Kudasheff begins a solo journey from Harbin Manchuria to St Petersburg on a Mongolian pony. She is accompanied only by a St Bernard and is armed with a knife and revolver. The voyage covers about 5420 miles.
The article argues many creatures lack obvious sense organs yet respond to light and sound. It notes earthworms can sense light, bluebottles detect meat odors without a nose, and many animals taste smell or bear senses without identifiable organs. It cautions against assuming absence of a sense due to unknown anatomy.
Three individuals M Chipperfield C M Crancleton and E M Carrithers form a Nebraska corporation The Chipperfield Drug Company to manufacture purchase and sell drugs medicines chemicals paints oils wallpaper and related merchandise The principal office is in Diller Jefferson County with 5000 subscribed of 100 shares Each share paid in on formation and existence set to commence May 20 1910 for twenty years Officers to be elected in Beatrice Nebraska with five days notice to stockholders and subsequent elections at designated times and places
On the th day of May 1910 before me J T Harden a notary public in Gage County Nebraska appeared M S Chipperfield C M Crancleton and E M Carruthers who acknowledged the instrument as their voluntary act and deed. Witness my hand and official seal at Beatrice Nebraska.
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