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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
8
The Pinehurst Gun club features a tower trap with two top level targets, protected by a partition. Birds can be released right left unknown overhead or doubles, facing varied angles. Overhead shots require standing behind the tower, providing a novel, challenging experience rivaling wildfowl shooting.
A disheveled ex college athlete, wearing a vintage silk hat, prowled a rear room on Elev enth street and boasted of injuries linked to Princeton 93 football, Berkley baseball, and Wisconsin pole vaulting. He displayed a mangled hand and other wounds as he recited Cicero with drinks in hand.
The article explains that fuse blowing signals a safe shutdown to prevent motor damage. A fuse melts under excessive current, opening the circuit and stopping flow to the motor. When blown, the fuse may volatilize and cause a small explosion, often leading to a report of the incident.
The Methwold mayor’s court record from October 14 1695 notes a fine of one shilling for smoking tobacco in the street and distraint for nonpayment. The entry names Nicholas Barber as the offender and orders amercement of one shilling.
The Strand Magazine piece highlights Marie Corelli’s view that a literary life is the happiest, offering autonomy and influence. It notes the rewards of authorship including autographs interviews and love letters, alongside criticism and rumor, yet she favors a cheerful, tranquil mind and noble faith over other lives.
The St. Louis Republic notes the fisheries exhibit at the fair displays nearly all water life except mermaids and sea serpents, while a man using the right bait may glimpse them in the tanks.
The Women's International congress meeting in Berlin urged absolute equality of the sexes. London Punch mocks the idea, noting no method has been proposed to elevate the male sex to the level reached by women.
Citizens in the Milk River valley urge government action to protect prior water rights amid plans for extensive diversions of the stream in Canada. Local residents fear impact on agriculture and livelihoods and press for intervention to safeguard their water supply.
A guest at a house party recalls a spectral sight at midnight a white figure by her bed. She fled to sleep elsewhere due to fear of the haunting. An early riser later jokes that he borrowed extra cover from the unoccupied room next door.
Frederick Trevor Hill is quoted in Everybody's Magazine arguing that a personal tax law burdens citizens and prompts evasion. The piece describes a New York merchant in a blind pool scheme with impostors who promised tax reductions for a fee, then faced no social or legal repercussion.
In the Sahara a novel power source uses windborne sand carried by air to reach elevated reservoirs. This method leverages desert winds to move granular material uphill for energy storage and potential grid use.
A printed passage urges kindness to boys from all walks of life. It cites historical figures and inventors from Edison to Lincoln to Shakespeare, noting humble origins, disabilities, or plain appearances, and warns against snubbing any boy as unkind, inappropriate, or un-Christian.
The New Idea Woman's Magazine article April feature highlights the early Spanish missions. It praises the intrepid fathers as pioneers and educators who achieved rapid results with native Indians and notes grand building efforts including brick, stone, and massive timbers hauled from mountain forests over long distances.
Presbyterian Church preaches every Sunday with morning and evening services Sunday school at 10 o clock and a prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
Christian Church announces preaching every other Lord's day with morning and evening services. Communion service each Lord's Day. Sunday school at 10 o'clock each Sunday. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
Methodist Episcopal Church posts preaching every alternate Sunday with morning and evening services. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Prayer meeting each Thursday evening. Ladies Aid Society meets biweekly Thursday afternoon. Pastor is Rev. Rank Mil.
Naphtali Lodge No 206 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings monthly in their hall over the bank. Visiting brethren arecordially invited to attend.
M W of A Diller Camp No 1668 hosts meetings the first and third Saturdays in the Masonic hall. Visiting members in good standing are invited.
The A. C. U. W. Wee ote No. 188 and Pleasant Lodge No. 96 report second and fourth Saturdays for meetings in the Masonic hall. Diller Camp No. 208 W. O. W. meets on first and third Fridays with cordial invites to members in good standing.
Sea Grail Lodge No. 141 Knights of Pythias meets first and third evenings each month in the Masonic Hall. All members are warmly invited to attend.
G. A. R. Nickajack Post holds its first third of the week gathering in the Masonic hall. Visiting comrades were welcomed and joined the session.
W B C Relief Corps No 60 meets each month at 7 o'clock p m with Walmsdage listed as host and time.
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