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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

4

Dandelion a Grade Stallion with Noted Pedigree Record

Dandelion is a brown three year old stallion weighing 1200 pounds. Sired by Dr. Hillcrest who traces to St. Vincent and Wilkes Boy, the dam Queen by the German Coach horse line. Noted for fine style and action and a good traveler.

Dandelion Dr. Hillcrest St. Vincent Wilkes Boy Queen Eerie Diller German Horse Co Cyclone Capt Andrews Steele Sree

Ramona and Dandelion Stud Fees Announced

The 1911 season at Geo. Henrichs home place, 3 miles south and 1 mile west, offers Ramona at 15 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck and Dandelion at 8 dollars to insure with foal and 10 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. The advertiser notes no liability for accidents and reserves service-fee collection if mares are sold or removed. Mares bred must be returned or arranged otherwise or be considered in foal.

Ramona Dandelion Geo. Henrichs Eclipse Aride Fernando Marathon Voltaire Brilliant Cacoll Coco Mignon Jean le Blanc Grecthen Marx Madéro Creemees Selim Porthos Flo Bon Enfant la Ferte Philibert Seca Favori Vieux Chaslin Oy Voce Flore Paul M. Duos Cocotte Papillion M. Mean Goumoudt Samndee Goumount

Local Notes From Wymore Nebraska Markets and Visitors

Miss Orpha Bell and Miss Elsie Tristman were in Wymore between trains Sunday. J E Clark traveled to market today with two carloads of cattle and one of hogs. Mr and Mrs W E Epley lost their three day old boy yesterday at LE. Blauser went to market with hogs and cattle. Mrs J Clark arrived to stay with her husband’s family while recovering from an illness. Local veterinarian Dr L A Bordner assisted in the area. The Two Tone Telescope Hat is advertised at Loock and Habicht's.

Orpha Bell Elsie Tristman Wymore J. E. Clark Blauser

Electricity Guards the Nation's Wealth

The United States government hides a vast underground vault beneath the Treasury Building in Washington. It stores at least 500 million dollars in currency behind steel walls and doors. An electric protection network of over seventeen miles of wiring alarms on any tampering, tested every fifteen minutes, with access only via a secret elevator guarded by treasury watch men.

United States United States Treasury Washington Treasury

Spring Weather Sparks Modern Day Contrasts

The piece notes spring provokes activity in some and reluctance in others, as coats shed and straw hats appear. It evokes rural and urban imagery with frogs singing and autos honking, while Hetty Green of New York contemplates entrusting her millions, affecting her heirs.

Frog Jay Rd Ehat Goode Boxta Hetty Green New York Edward

Bucklen Arnic a Salve Advert

Has millions of friends how would you like to number your friends by millions four s Bucklen s Arnica Salve its astounding cures in the past forty years made then Its the best Salve in the world for sores ulcers eczema burns boils scalds cuts corns sore eyes sprains swellings bruises cold sores Has no equal for piles 250 at Chipperfield s

Chipperfield’ S

Fourteen on One Full Ticket Travel Tale

A Oklahoma bound mother travels with fourteen children under five after moving from Alberta. She lists each child by name as she tries to prove the family’s eligibility for free passage, citing a rule that children under five ride free when accompanied by a parent. The conductor rules on the fare dispute.

Frank Scott Oklahoma Scott Alberta Canada Jarvis Omaha Ashbel Archer Austin Arthur Arnold Allen Alvin Almond Albert Albion Adolph Abel Abner

How to Make a Hotbed for Early Vegetables

A detailed 19th century guide outlines hotbed construction and care. It covers site choice on a south-facing well drained area, pit lining with brick or concrete, 1.5 to 2 feet of manure, a six by twelve foot frame, and a soil layer of four to seven inches. It explains cover options glass or muslin, temperature targets between 75 and 90 degrees, air exchange, moisture control, and timing for crops and additional cold protection.

How to Grow Celery in Home Gardens

The article explains celery cultivation is simple but labor intensive. Seed is sown three months before transplanting in July, with plants spaced six inches apart in moist peat soil or fertile clay or sand. It describes two blanching methods boards between rows and soil packing, plus wrapping paper as a small garden blanching option, starting with early varieties in September and later ones before frosts.

Estate of Fredsmack Bensen Probate Petition

In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Fredsmack Bensen is under petition by Dora M. Wobiforth to prove approve and record the last will dated March 16 1911 and grant administration to Herman H. Benien as executor. Hearing set for April 18 1911 at 1 PM in County Court with notices to interested parties via the Diller Record for three weeks.

Herman H. Benien Diller Record

Blindfolded Bailie Names Drinks In Dark Test

At a town council adjourned meeting a member claimed drink discernment in the dark. The bailie, blindfolded, correctly named drinks but faltered on a water test. A councilor whispered to hint water and the scene ended with a chuckle as London Standerd recalls tasting drinks as a child.

Lotdon Standerd

Funds withdrawal question in old newspaper dialogue

An unnamed wife asks what to do when drawing money from a bank. Karb 8. coset hy tra beforehand, the hus responds That’s always been my experience. The fragment hints at practical banking advice but provides little context or clear narrative.

Husband harsh on gowns. critic must go home

Dialogue hints at marital tension over attire as the husband’s harsh judgment is described. The exchange implies a domestic dispute centered on clothing and acceptable appearance.

Prejudice Cannot See What It Pleases Says Aubrey de

Brief remark by Aubrey de emphasizes that prejudice distorts perception and blocks clear vision. The comment frames bias as a barrier to recognizing truth and fairness.

Aubrey de

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France Watson, Woods Bros Kel Aeseaen Nebr M. Provost Ceton Theil Orne Leopold NI Aie Numero Joseph Brebis M E Perriot The Frank T. Pearce Saeegeaeeeseeeee Diller Wymore, Nebr Loock & Habicht’s J. Clark DR. H. Bauguess Diller, Nebr RF Starr Posteffice Yx Diller E. E. Steffen Fairbury, Nebr A. L. Tiistman Claude Ellis Diller, Nebraska Odell John Carrico & Son Nebraska J. G. Neely Packer's Restaurant O.C. Diehl Blackstar G. H. Maashan Pella Jows Goumoult Behroenci Bela
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