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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
6
Charles H. Wilber promoter plans a new ostrich farm at Sidney with Dr Collister of Provo Utah selecting the site. He aims to decide early May after a relocation effort and orchard plans nearby for prune and apricot across forty acres.
Judge Boyle officiated the ceremony uniting F. F. Wetmore and Mrs. Wheeler in Fairbury. Wetmore, a Civil War veteran, arrived in the town about a year ago. The couple will reside in Fairbury as Mr. and Mrs. Wetmore and plan to make their home there.
Columbus and St. Louis papers report May 8 as the trial date for Dora El Doxey, formerly of Columbus, who was acquitted of murder in St. Louis last year and now faces bigamy charges.
Thieves broke windows and cut telephone wires in a failed attempt to open the safe. Local authorities investigate the break-in and secure the scene, with no clear suspect or recovered loot reported.
York notes report jail demolition plan for York County. Merrick County to vote on new courthouse. J M Rowley dies at 72 in York. Jessie Lowe named Fairmont principal. Beatrice mourns Miller age 72. Rev Chas G Williams resigns from Central City church. Broken Bow starts 316,000 water mains. Paxton child drowns in stock tank. Beatrice Beers club backs race meeting plan. Fremont post office to resume Sunday closure.
Ten injured in the Easton excursion wreck. three dead identified and six more bodies in the morgue. Two male passengers remain missing. Officials cite a believed combination of weak track, high speed, and tank gas ignition as the likely cause.
Washington reports a rumor that no 1910 five cent nickels were minted. Officials confirm 30,169,353 nickels were produced in 1910 and about one million dollars remain in circulation. The Mint Bureau and Secret Service have been flooded with inquiries from Middle West banks.
Preliminary figures by the Interstate Commerce Commission show rebates alleged as illegal in the Cisès at Cleo event between April 1908 and July 31 1908. Allouet rebates amount to $480,000.
A Philadelphia sporting editor recalls Bugs Raymond of the New York Giants venting over a slumping outfield. He notes repeated muffed fly balls, Raymond stamping his glove, and declaring an epidemic in the outfield that he jokes isn’t catching.
The brief snippet markets Lewis Single Binder as the preferred dealer choice. It emphasizes a trusted brand identity and a clean sales pitch, inviting readers to consider the product line for purchase decisions. The wording suggests a promotional aim rather than consumer news.
Reports from Canton describe a revolutionary outbreak with clashes between troops and rioters. Fire set by soldiers interrupted efforts to extinguish the flames as fighting began and spread.
Randall is known for bravery and heft while Rogers cites his connection to every wife. The exchange suggests reputations tied to personal risks and marital history across the individuals mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR mentions free postcard sets and art font cards with unclear details. No clear names places or dates. The text reads as a catalog note about free design resources without verifiable entities.
Edward Howard of Lincoln is hired by Chief Clerk Richmond to assist in preparing and indexing the house Journal. Howard brings familiarity with the work and will perform duties related to journal preparation. State Engineer Prige reports Platts river in the western state is lower than usual for this season. Government data indicate snow remains substantial elsewhere, with a noted 42 inch aggregate in the region.
The fragment notes a birth reference for He I with a date specified as the second of April. The text shows limited readable context and names. no other concrete details or entities are available for fuller summary.
Under the new Nebraska rule every man who fishes it would pay one dollar for a license. The state faces questions about MBs and a potential mess as fishermen react to the change.
Our climate with sudden changes is conducive to catarrh a chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane surface of head nose or throat One month s local treatment with souk ang Sion neeeee niin Just a little In a glass of water as we dereaction caused by chronic catarrh For sale at all druggists 250 and
Fragmentary note describes preparation for suburban rep with tools like a spade and pick.
Fragmentary OCR text references an address in Cumatea Le Roy and a trial package with coins, but the readable content is too incomplete to establish a clear event, person, or organization for a proper newspaper item.
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