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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

2

Suffragettes Rally as War Fears Stir Officials

The report notes growing anxieties in government about defensive measures amid continental armaments. Suffragists breach a royal cordon in London during a processional route, attempting to present a banner or rosettes to King George and Queen Mary. It remains uncertain whether the monarchs observed the incident.

London George Mary Royal Toya James Sae Colers

District Court Review of Irrigation Board Decision

Appeals from the State Irrigation Board's order are taken to the district court. The Commonwealth Power Company of this city seeks to cancel a prior ruling on the Loup River water permit from a contended hearing. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Irrigation Board Ees Neb Commonwealth Ower Company Apoa Arte Atate Irrigation Board Riseta Aue Pareither Lendri

Clash Reported Between Factions at Reata Coahuila

The first serious clash between federal forces and Carrancistas is reported at Reata in Coahuila state. Rebels and Americans are mentioned as involved while a Nebraska man reportedly loses his ride amid the turmoil. Automobiles and rescue efforts are noted in the chaotic scene.

México City Reata State of Coahuila

Nebraska Man Complains and Spurs Arrests Across Cities

A Nebraska man triggers police action by alleging a wrongdoer from Atlanta known as the brains of the old Mabray gang is behind an arrest. The report also lists various local misfortunes and events including a fatal morphine overdose in Lincoln, a hospital operation for City Clerk Harter of Norfolk, a fatal livery barn fire in Scribner, burns from gasoline in Blue Spring, a clerical church call in Oxford and Winsonville, and other civic incidents across Beatrice Hastings and Madison.

Mabray Miami Fin J. M. Bateman Atlanta Mabray Gang Omaha Kansas City Frank “Hethieater Kilgore, Neéb iCharies ‘Weigen Lincoln Harter Norfolk Link Scribner R. Kranball Blue Spring H.W. Cox Denver Farmers Trust. Co Beatrice Gage County Herbert Mills Grace Callely Deer Trail Colo Presbyterian Church of Madison New Church Pete’s A.C U. W Crystal Theater Ladies’ Cemetery Association

Skin Sores Vanish After Cuticura Use

A parent describes a boy with eruptive pimples turning into sores. After trying multiple salves without relief, a Cuticura ad inspires a trial of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. About two weeks later the sores nearly cleared, ending months of trouble.

All Quiet at Hormasliy as Conditions Grow Critical

Reports from Hormasliy indicate quietness in the area while watchers note that conditions there are increasingly critical and pose potential risks to residents and operations. Local authorities urge caution and preparedness amid deteriorating environmental factors.

Hormasliy

Recall of a Literary Mystery and Rev. Wolfe’s Fame

The piece notes Tyronne and Rev. Charles Wolfe as composers of a poem that gained posthumous fame after the author died of consumption in 1823 at age thirty two. Wolfe’s other verse is hardly remembered beyond that single celebrated poem from a provincial newspaper.

Tyronne Charles Wolfe Wolfe

Bet ehy all this formality of asking five can't end it Ginart Set

A terse remark questions formalities around an unresolved issue. The speaker, Ginart, hints that simple actions may suffice to finish the matter, implying impatience with procedural delays or debating steps. The line reflects a tense exchange over a decisive outcome.

Ginart

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State Board Irrigation Nebraska Evi Tee Weduatt The Daivarsiay Acne Soraeeaes Me. Wolfe Sir John Moore Hostetter
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