Scene rates made known upon ee
Local business notices set out new rates for 6 cents per 11nd or Gath. The filing outlines charges and terms for trades affected, with enforcement details and affected parties listed in the notice.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
4
State Senator Announces Nomination Trick in Primary
John Heasty of Fairbury Nebraska announces he is a Republican candidate for state senate in the upcoming primary. He states the election will be held February 19, 1912, and notes the filing from Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heasty
Jones Announces Candidacy for County Assessor
O R Jones declares his candidacy for Jefferson County Assessor subject to the April 1912 loan primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
O. R. Jones
County Attorney Candidate for Jefferson County Nebraska
F L Rain announces candidacy for County Attorney in Jefferson County Nebraska. Primary election set for April 19 1912 and he states he acts with the will of the voters of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offferson County
Nebraska
F. L. Rain
A Rail Network to Paris From America by 25 Years Hence
The writer envisions transcontinental rail links spanning Canada and Alaska to Russia, enabling a direct ride to Europe once the Bering Strait is bridged. A bridge or tunnel under the English Channel would finally connect Britain. trains could bring American Pullmans to Berlin Paris or Constantinople, delivering a sense of home.
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Paris
Bering Straight
Dominion of Canada
Alaska
Russia
Europe
British Isles
English Channel
Berlin
Constantinople
Denver
Lenten Self Denials Questioned by Dr Jeffer son
The March Woman's Home Companion cites Dr Charles E Jeffer son of Broadway Tabernacle NYC arguing that mere self denial during Lent degrades piety and encourages outward appearances over inner character. He warns against tying religion to trivial penances and urges introspection rather than surface rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Woman’s Home Companion
Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
Cutting Down the Flesh by a Western Man
A Western man recounts a harsh experiment to shed weight by extreme fasting and exercise. He abandons meat and most foods for a month while walking six miles daily and performing gymnasium drills, but gains 14 pounds on the scales despite the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darky
Balancing Life Roles in Men and Women
An essay argues that as men focus on business or politics and women on home life, society loses balance. The author suggests averaging these roles would improve culture, rest, and home spirit, calling for men to seek more relaxation and women more concentration in home making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Deaver
Burligton
Deaver
Illinois
Iowa
N. D. Hillis
Rothschild Legacy Ties Across Global Finance
The late Baron Gustave Rothschild left a vast network of relatives led by the first Baron James in Paris. His descendants include Rothschilds Lamberts Leonines etc, connected to banking in Paris Brussels Genoa Milan Odessa Bombay and Calcutta. Multimillionaires abroad preserved the family finance despite the changing fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neral
Gustave Rothschild
James
Paris
Rothschilds
Lamberts
Leonines
Ephrussis
Sterns
Sassoons
Gubbays
Brussels
Genoa
Milan
Odessa
Bombay
Calcutta
Agricultural tips from a bygone farm manual
Gentle advice on animal care and farm management. Highlights include keeping horses well bedded, examining horse collars, using better poultry equipment, spraying fruit trees during the dormant season, feeding well-bred pigs, proper breeding and feeding for ewes, and mulching strawberry beds for winter protection. Also notes on milk handling and cooling practices.
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