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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
8
The column argues that old parties care only for money and that prohibition protects homes from a dire threat. It notes prohibitionists' need to fund war efforts, contends prohibition papers burden owners financially, and critiques public speakers bearing their own costs while advocates rely on scarce funding.
James Packer Sr and others led on Good Roads Day with a fresh five dollar donation. The report lauds Herman Neuman, Chas Fisher, Geo Renz, Jesse Pierce, and C J Packer for delivering wagonloads of scrapers and plows. notes many workers kept four large road machines running. It highlights J W Fouts and Henrichs Bros finishing nearby road segments and praises rural carriers and cemetery work. mentions Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion.
The Beatrice Sun reports mortgage filings by Equitable Trust New York City noting Union Pacific Railway properties and county records, alongside a moralizing brief about a girl who wanders at night and the value of a home-centered life, concluding with a quip about a fly and an eastern scientist.
The text examines John Jacob Astor highlighting that his vast wealth, whether 150 thousand or 150 million, drew widespread attention. It notes his high standing and suggests he proved himself in the supreme test of conduct despite the fame and scrutiny surrounding him.
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio praises Dr. King s New Life Pills as healthy and vigorous, noting they put new life and energy into a person. He and his wife believe they are the best made.
Beginning March 25 the Bureau of Public Roads runs a four month good roads instruction train along the St. Louis & San Francisco line from Brownville Texas covering 15000 miles in eight states. The campaign includes 300 lectures by the railway company with four trains carrying road construction models.
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