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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1912

Page

7

Methodists Meet in Lincoln for Semi annual Conference

Lincoln hosts bishops from the Methodist Episcopal church for their semi annual meeting at St Pauls church. The world wide church leaders supervise a major Protestant enterprise spanning five continents with some journeys over 10 000 miles. After the Lincoln sessions they travel to Minneapolis for the quadrennial general conference starting May 1.

Lincoln Methodist Episcopal Church St. Paul's Church World-Wide Christian - Enterprise Linholm Minneapolis

State Treasurer Reports First Quarter Cash Collections

State Treasurer George reports 522000 dollars in cash collected in the first quarter of this year versus 457000 dollars the same period last year. The State Railway Commission indicates it will be months before the expert assessment is complete.

George State Railway Commission Ee Ee Ee Miakett

News of Nebraska items from Lincoln to Milford

News from Nebraska includes M C A boys hiking to Milford for a ten day camp starting June 3, an Elks fair at Alliance raising about 3000 for a new home, farmers plowing corn, and multiple local incidents. Lt Hall of Hartington ages 70 dies from heart disease. M L Barnette dies after runaway injuries. editor Rogers injured by a hot ball. Mary Emerson dies by suicide. Miss Mary Emerson dies at Tecumseh. J H Overman reappointed Stella postmaster. a tornado injures farmer Samuel P Hughes. a mad dog bites J H Davis’ elm. several schools close for summer and other local notes.

Lincolns Milford Hall of Hartington Syracuse Eagles Bancroft M. L. Barnette Holbrook Alliance Crete Neb State University Cadet Regiment Rogers Gilter Gazette John Abben Howe Sarah McCain McCook J. H. Overman Stella Mr. Overman Samuel P. Hughes Mary Emerson Jones Hotel Tecumseh Michael Bauer Lincoln Jefferson County State Normal Peru Tom Fahey Fremont Andrew Finney John M. Cotton Ainsworth Star-Journal P. D. McAndrew Brown County J. H. Davia Grenover Beatrice

Sulphur Plant Considered for Fremont Nebraska

A representative of the American Sulphur Mining and Refining Company has visited Fremont to discuss a potential plant. The firm operates mines in Wyoming and plans to build a plant in eastern Nebraska, signaling possible regional development.

Fremont American Sulphu Mining and ‘Refining Company Wyoming Nebraska

Monument to Pioneer Shifts Public Attention in Elkhorn Valley

A marble monument at West Point honors the pioneers of the Elkhorn valley and northeastern Nebraska. The project stirs local public interest as communities debate its value and placement amid current affairs.

West Point Elkhorn Valley Nebraska

New Home for Fremont K P s Temperance Temple

The temperance union plans to locate a temple at the corner of Military and Park avenues and will renovate the property for lodge use. J H Resique loses a Missouri bottoms land section at Barney as the river washes away property. Featherton farmer James Weatherstone, 45, dies from a head wound from a scale weight thrown by John R Hack of Belgrade on April 13.

Fremont K. Ps. ‘Temperance Union Temple Military and Park Avenues Nebraska J. H. Resique Missouri Bottoms Barney Featherton James Weatherstone John R. Hack Belgrade

Baby Cured By Cuticura Soap And Ointment

A mother from Dodgen Montana describes her six month old suffering with a widespread itchy eruptive condition. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the infant recovered in six weeks. The ad notes samples available from Cuticura Department L Boston. Also included is a courtroom anecdote about evidence in a murder trial ending in acquittal when the prisoner asks for his hat.

Noble Tubman Dodgen, Mont

Marquis Climber Falls From Tree in Fatal Accident

An event described as a dramatic escape ends in tragedy when the marquis climbs a tree to avoid danger, loses footing, and breaks his neck. The accident underscores the peril of hasty evasive action.

Ambiguous Fragments Reflect a Creaky Newspaper Snippet

Jumbled lines recount vague phrases about discretion tea sleep and a leap year girl. no clear persons places or events are verifiable from the readable text. The snippet lacks coherent narrative and named entities to summarize.

Sweethearts are Always Dear but Wives Are Expensive

A wry aphorism notes romance versus marriage costs, contrasting sentimentality with financial burden. It reflects cultural humor about marriages and expenditures.

Nightly Errand Reminder From Village Woman

A villager tells her man of all work to bring a paper to him at work in the morning. She urges him not to forget and plans to fetch it tonight to avoid forgetting tomorrow. The exchange reflects daily routine and memory in village life.

Patsy

Child Actor Part Described With Figurative Speech

The fragment describes a young performer with a role that requires a sharp, precise delivery likened to a clove. The dialogue compares the actor to a kid glove, implying careful handling and delicate performance.

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