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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
8
The Stallion Registration law mirrors the 1911 act with executive officers named in the Constitution. Lincoln offices issue inspections affidavits, certificates follow upon payment of a three dollar fee. A new lien law aims to satisfy stallion owners though noncompliance may bar service fees.
Relatives gathered at the J. T. Briggs home to join Mr. Briggs in celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The evening included social conversation and light entertainment as family members offered wishes.
A morning stream of drags began around 8 o clock and by night 53 drags had arrived covering 330 miles. The winner pulled a barrel of flour for 114 miles. In all 115 horses powered the drags, with some teams of 2, 4, or 8 horses. Weather hindered some participants, but roads were praised as the season’s best. Givens Bros. spent 60 dollars to support road dragging efforts.
Last Friday Governor Morehead signed a bill allowing county and state officers with terms expiring next January to hold over one year and stopping elections in 1913. The action appears aimed at correcting constitutional issues from a prior amendment.
The present chief geographer and topographic engineers of the U S Geological Survey endured extreme cliff edge and avalanche risks while triangulating and surveying across northern California and other terrains. Despite dangerous conditions in canyons swamps and on icy ledges no survey member has been killed and few seriously injured though some near misses occurred.
An industrial system has drawn away from the home the once carried on trades including pickling weaving baking brewing spinning. The passage notes these were once home trades at which local workers labored.
Fragmentary OCR text questions readers about seeing American wonders. Mentions Pike's Peak Glacier National Park Yellowstone and Puget Sound within a promotional travel context. Includes garbled phrases and stray names, implying an introductory travel feature.
Mrs Turner and Mrs Beck spar over spring hats as a friend’s millinery tricks create a comic fiasco. A tale from Chicago Daily News recalls a woman dazzled by daisies and a street dress turned hat, ending in a wardrobe misstep and social laughter.
The fragment shows a toppled headline and unreadable text about a team or event. Readable names or dates are absent. no clear outcome or location can be established from the fragment.
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