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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1914

Page

3

Socialism in Our Time in Australia and Its Reach

An overview of Australian political thought shows state control expanding across railways telegraphs and housing as Labor and liberal voices debate the reach of socialism. Officials note a shift toward state funding and services with private capital cautious, while workers seek more housing and leisure. The piece contrasts anti and pro socialist views, citing leaders like W M Hughes and Joseph Cook and a tale of work versus play. It also mentions Long Pine Canyon spring attracting doctors and residents for its near pure mineral water.

Labor Party Australia Commonwealth New South Wales Sydney New York San Francisco India United States Brisbane Melbourne W. M. Hughes Labor Sydney Labor Council A. W. Pearse Paetoral Review The Commons Joseph Cook Lfe Joseph B. Bowles Long Pine Long Pine Canyon Park Nebraska Canyon Park Europe

Share farming gains ground in New South Wales wheat boom

The article notes New South Wales wheat output near forty two million bushels, surpassing last year. It highlights share farming as a productive system where landowners supply seed and two thirds of manure, with farmers supplying labor and the remainder, sharing yields up to a target and splitting excess as a bonus.

Newth Wales New South Wales Australia

Fleet Flights Orville Wright Congratulated

Orville Wright is praised for fleet flights as observers hail the achievement. The report notes applause and public admiration at the event, highlighting Wright's role in advancing aviation amid hopeful momentum for future air travel developments.

Excited Over Health Resort News From Nebraska

State associations hold conventions from May to June across Lincoln Grand Island Hastings Aurora Epworth Lake Park and Omaha. Homeopathic association in Lincoln May 18 19. Y M C A convention Grand Island May 22 23. Eagles Hastings June. ministers Lincoln June 9 10 11. Nebraska Press Epworth Lake Park Lincoln June 18 25. Summer School of Missions Omaha June 22 30. Pharmaceutical Association Grand Island June 23 24 25.

Homeopathic Lincoln Grand Island Nebraska Eagles Hastings Aurora Oko Nebraska Postminsters Nebraska Press Association Epworth Lake Park

Summer school in missions to run in Omaha session

Omaha hosts a summer school in missions from June 22 to 30 offering Bible study and mission research for church workers. Speakers will share lifelong research on mission topics, civic improvement and child study from a church perspective. Tecumseh notes Julian residents raised funds to send George Shepardson to an Omaha hospital for eye injury treatment after a gunpowder blast. doctors hope to save sight in one eye.

Omaha Tecumseh Julian George Shepardson Young Shepardson

Want Business Suspended Hastings May 12 1914

Petition circulated by Hastings baseball club directors asks all Hastings stores to close from 3 to 6 pm on May 12 to open the Nebraska State league season. Merchants are rapidly signing the request.

Hastings Reds

Pioneer Legislator io Dead Hastings

Clemmond W. Bortis aged seventy seven longtime Clay county resident died at his Glenville area home from pneumonia He settled there in 1873 and had served in the Forty Second district in the state legislature several times

Hastings Clemmond W. Bortis Clay County Glenville Mr. Bortis Forty Second

Fonda Milling proprietor ends life after business reverses

Genoa reports Harry Fonda proprietor of Fonda Milling and Elevator company died by suicide. Letters from Fonda estate attribute business reverses as the cause. He is survived by two brothers in St Edward and one in Omaha.

Genoa Harry Fonda Fonda Milling and Elevator Company Fonda St. Edward Omaha

Lincoln's Tallest Man Jonathan Sanderson Dies at 76

Jonathan Sanderson of Lincoln, famed as the tallest man in southwest Nebraska at six feet nine inches, died last week at 76. A pioneer who came from England in 1872, he settled in Clay county. none of his eight children reaches six feet in height.

Nebraska Lincoln Jonathan Sanderson England Clay County

Crop outlook near Harvard shows strong wheat and alfalfa

Early reports indicate favorable growing conditions around Harvard with wheat and alfalfa in particularly good condition. Farmers expect solid yields as soils moisture remains adequate and temperatures have supported crop development.

Harvard

Memory of a Grate Sparks Quiet Reminiscence

A man recalls a beloved grate from a girl’s home as he and a woman discuss fireside memories. He reflects on drafts, heat, and hygienic room conditions, revealing deep nostalgia for past evenings and a shared sense of home. The fire’s crackle underscores the intimate moment.

Lady Orders Beer in Bohème Style

A witty scene shows a city lady seeking a drink in bohemian fashion. She asks for beer and selects the light variety, noting curiosity about both blonde and dark brews as she enjoys the ambiance.

Landholding Gap in Britain: One Percent Own Large Acres

A statistic shows that only one person in a hundred in Great Britain owns more than an acre of land. The figure highlights wide disparities in land ownership and prompts discussion of land reform and rural wealth distribution.

Great Britain

The More Relatives A Man Has He Appreciates Friends

A concise reflection notes that adding kin increases a man’s value of his friends, suggesting loyalty and social bonds strengthen with family ties rather than diminish. The aphorism emphasizes enduring friendship amid expanding kin networks.

Cause and Effect Good Digestion Follows Right Food

A New York woman recounts indigestion from rich foods and how Grape Nuts improved digestion. She reports restored appetite and the ability to eat anything after using the cereal, praising Grapes-Nuts from Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan.

N. Y Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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