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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
4
The Diller Record published in Diller Neb rests at E L Loocks building rooms 4 and 5 with 3 months prepaid at 1.00 and 50 cents per line advertising. The notice notes second class mailing and that subscriptions continue until canceled with arrears paid.
Fragments discuss Russian workers dividing the day into eight hours, the vice presidents' salaries, a quip about artists and hired girls, plus Nebraska law on negotiable instruments. The note notes eight hours for recreation, eight for sleep, eight for work, and outlines Nebraska law aligning with other states, with no grace period on notes dated after August 1.
A recent court decision holds that breeders who advertise in general circulation papers promising no responsibility for accidents cannot collect damages if accidents occur. If no such notice is published, even printed bills do not shield breeders from liability for damages.
The New York legislature probes gas costs in the city finding actual production at 28c per thousand feet and sales at $1 per thousand with profits over 350 percent. The gas property valued at $8 million is capitalized at $42 million, with goodwill pegged at $33 million, illustrating why capital flows into gas.
A discussion notes that Ostrea virginica is the sole eastern oyster species while western coasts host several species. Blue Point oysters from Long Island beds become seeding sources after depletion, and although oysters are wholesome and easily digested they lack fats and muscle-building elements, making them less nutrient-rich than cod or haddock.
Northern China faces flood and drought risks as authorities urge reforestation. A Golden Penny summary notes recent wholesale tree cutting and shallow soils hinder planting, prompting a Chill province proclamation detailing tree types, depths, and fertilizers. Benefits listed include timber, fruit, rainfall, wind balance, air purification, and shade for travelers.
The polo pony business in Colorado has expanded with contractors supplying trained horses to major clubs. Claims that Rocky Mountain ponies bred and run until age two excel in polo and bronchos trained for cattle work contribute to the adaptable, self-directed horse better suited for polo demand.
The article notes a valuable polo pony that has spent early years rounding up cattle and excelling in field battles. It mentions western polo ponies shipped to India and English clubs at Asiatic stations. These horses rarely break down, enduring many years of hard polo work, a testament to American horse quality and endurance.
The author of several farces laments producing a real tough girl on stage in Philadelphia. A critic notes both the authentic look of real life toughness and the fails of actors to portray it convincingly. A street cleaner interrupts with a sharp line showing raw texture. The playwright agrees a vulgar, real moment might sell as a hit, but doubts casting realism.
During a dreary debate in Victoria’s state parliament a gray possum scampered into the chamber and perched on the chair of the sergeant at arms. Lawmakers roared with laughter as they chased the animal, overturned chairs, and finally an agile labor member carried the possum out in triumph before the session adjourned.
In 1903 England led with cotton yarns valued at $2,590,000 and cotton piece goods at $15,700,000. Italy has expanded exports to Turkey, challenging England. The American textile industry is urged to focus on the Turkish market for opportunities.
Examinations free and all work guaranteed with a painless method for extracting teeth. Dr. Brock’s place is occupied and will share an office with Dr. Neely near Bailey’s restaurant. Call from Diller Telephone Live. Bank of Odell and home force over. Tuesday and Wednesday appointments.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a naval or maritime event schedule. It mentions times 3:10 p.m and 4:33 p.m with unclear context and no clear names or places readable.
The 1903 Turkish paper and cardboard imports reached about 500000 dollars with 400000 dollars in cigarette paper. Austria and Italy led supplies while the Salonik port distributed a variety of papers throughout Turkey. Austrian firms consolidate production and dispatch travelers to promote exports. The German consulate reports Turkey as a growing market for paper goods.
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