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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
7
Constantine, son of Danish and Russian royalty, grew up in Athens and Berlin. He commanded Greek troops in the 1897 Turkish War, later became inspector general of the forces, and led operations in Epirus against the Turks.
Rev. E Heslop of Wig non Pennsylvania suffered a year from Dropsy with swollen limbs and heart fluttering. After using 6 boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he felt well again. He confirms continued faith in the remedy and invites correspondence through Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo New York for free household hints and music.
A boy named Jimmy and his nurse see men carrying a casket at a house. The nurse explains the body inside is Mr Brown. Later that night Jimmy skips prayers, and his mother wonders why he cannot listen to her.
A fragment references The Kind discussing ideals as if on aeroplanes and notes that nearly every woman has a man under her thumb. The terse lines suggest social commentary on gender dynamics and control.
A new laboratory building is to be erected on the Nebraska state fairgrounds, situated in a corner of the site with a nearly rectangular footprint and a single protruding corner. The meeting in Lincoln adopted the 1913 1914 school year book list for state teachers and the city of James Delsell presiding.
The Nebraska G A R will receive 4000 dollars to aid veterans of the Gettysburg battle. Plans determine how the money will be spent and which veterans may take a summer holiday with its help. Governor Morehead appointed a committee: L D Richards Fremont Felix Hale Madison J H Culver Milford. Richards served in the commemorated battle, Hale a Confederate veteran. The committee was named after a delegation of about a dozen prominent veterans met with the governor.
A university bulletin by Prof. J H Frandsen notes Nebraska favorable for dairying but still in its infancy. He warns against rushing into creamery ventures and advises scattered farmers to use established creameries unless local conditions allow centralized creamery operations.
Adjutant General Hall negotiates for 450 acres between Valley and Waterloo to lease as a temporary guard camp in August. A march and sham battle is planned by state troops. A four day state shoot is set for Plattsmouth on August 1. Nebraska will be split into eleven inspection districts under Harman's plan to run with twelve inspectors from the consolidation law era.
Nebraska reports 1318 automobiles registered at the secretary of state office, the highest in state history, signaling positive financial conditions. Burlington and Union Pacific gain authority to modify pass rules for stock shipments, extending free cards to all carload live stock. May 17 is set as cleanup day statewide under Fire Commissioner Riddell and Governor Morehead, with a proclamation to follow. A seven member state school law revision commission will be appointed soon under a senate resolution from the recent session.
In a Wall Street social game at a hostelry, Charles Schwab wins a thousand dollars on a single hand against John Gates. After losing, Gates strips to his underwear and retires to his room as fellow guests watch in astonishment.
An official recalls seeing a military funeral on Pennsylvania Avenue. A curbside bystander questioned if the fallen soldier meant anything to the official. The official answered that he was brave, and the bystander reflected on whether the man deserved such mourning.
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