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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
4
J A Pickard & Co dealers promote agricultural tools including pumps windmills and Rock Island farm machinery. They announce items arriving soon and invite inspection and price comparisons before purchase with repair work as a specialty.
The Diller Record states subscription terms including year in advance and six months in advance. It notes entry at the Diller Nebraska post office as second class matter and mentions advertising rates available on application. Business locals run until ordered out at five cents per line per insertion.
On Friday March 11 1910 the government ordered stamps sold by the post office to be given with gum side up to keep them clean. The move aims to reduce dirt from hands and finger licking at the stamp window and protect public health.
A fragment quotes Veneese sages on public health and caution in disease promotion. It notes pure glue from corn juice and contrasts frugality with education and hunting gear, ending with a satirical line from the Deweese Hustler about spending on a gun and a dog for cheap game.
Charles H. Sloan of Geneva announced his plan to run as a Republican for the Fourth district congressional nomination and filed a petition with the secretary of state to place his name on the primary ballot.
A New York egg importer challenged the Payne tariff by asking if a hen is a bird. The query reached Secretary MacVeagh’s office, provoking a surge of interest among treasury clerks as it questions whether bird eggs are free or taxed.
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