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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
8
On the harbor yacht, Miss Norton awaits Mrs. Farwell and guests as Hemingway fears a delay. A reunion with old acquaintance Hemingway unsettles Norton who ponders why her trip is binding her to an unwanted cruise.
Alicia Norton faces a breakdown crisis after a yacht dash to the Mayhews. A broken car delays arrival, but Hemingway and Mrs Farwell reach Emily Mayhew’s home where Alicia regroups. Harris Hemingway confesses his love and Alicia responds with a tender acceptance.
An English clergyman recounts a tale about Lady Blank who derided him at services and offertory. After he withdraws, she bows with a stately gesture yet withholds cash. An elder quips about her generosity as the story travels at a lord's table. The host learns she is related, and the clergyman vows to name the relation in future retellings.
Cassier's Magazine argues for a recognized profession of business doctoring to diagnose the diseases of industry. A business doctor must master diverse methods, assess evidence, uncover hidden weaknesses, detect fraud, and maintain unimpeachable independence to remedy complex corporate troubles.
Birmingham University has opened an acre sized experimental coal mine on campus grounds. It will provide practical instruction in underground surveying ventilation testing air flows and coal cutting methods. The project aims to enhance mining science education and is expected to be valuable.
Eleven Jews have been elected to the Russian Duma. Notables include Dr. Winawer a Cadet leader and journalists Jones Ostrogorski Frenkel Bramson Scheftel. Five Zionists also win seats from Wilna Slo nim Minsk Libau with Levin Bruck Wittebek Jacobsohn Rosenbaum Katzenelsohn.
The article celebrates Dr Richard Garnett for overseeing the British Museum Catalogue. A $50,000 yearly treasury grant funded the project and editing was assigned to him. By 1880 presses began and ten years later the 800 volume catalogue with about 4,000,000 entries was finished, with 6,000 new entries added annually.
The treasury director of Brazil found a long undisturbed box containing gold silver and diamonds worth at least 700000. Among the valuables are the imperial crowns and scepter valued at 105000 and a gold bordered tremble. The box is believed to have rested in the treasury since 1836.
Mme. Du Gast, a venturesome French sportswoman, says she prefers ballooning to lawn tennis. She enjoys motor boating and car driving, often serving as her own chauffeur. Her first car, a 6 horsepower, she drove around France without an engineer, foreshadowing her role in Paris Berlin and Paris Madrid races.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County. Phosis Price cashier swears the figures reflect the bank’s balance sheet for loans and discounts overdrafts bonds premiums and cash items. Notary public confirms on the 21st day of June with directors’ attestations.
Probate notice for estate of John Brown seeks administration under Lafe Brown and Mary, with hearing set July 2 1906 at 1 PM in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested parties via publication in the Diller Recon weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Ellen Weivel deceased creditors are notified to present claims before the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county courtroom on the Friday of December 1906 at one o clock p m for examination maljuisment and allowance. Six months are allowed from June 1906 for creditors to present claims and all claims not filed by December 1906 will be forever barred. Publication to occur in the Diller Reeder for four weeks prior to December 1906. CLC Born County Judge.
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