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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
4
The law takes effect July 16 authorizing county commissioners to form road dragging districts and levy taxes to fund road dragging. Four deputy game wardens were spotted near the Blue River last week amid reports of illegal lines and activity along the river. A sentiment on civic pride urges neat gardens and premises as a sign of well placed hearts.
The Annual American Short Horn Year Book notes significant progress in purebred stock breeding over recent years. It records 947 animals pedigreed up to April 18, 1911, reflecting careful scientific breeding work.
A small white pony named Billy once served as a mail carrier and now helps in lighter duties on a rural route. The pony, aged nine, works spring and fall when the weather allows, with calmer duties in winter.
London reports recount long history of prophecies tied to public figures. Senor Canalejas warned of assassination in 1912 and was killed days later. Mahmud foresaw Boutros Pasha’s death and King Edward’s, while predicting George of Greece would gain Turkish cities.
Warren Pa. reports a company issued an order to a Clarendon tannery to process hides bound for a royal commission. The fragment notes a business move linking Warren to Clarendon through this royal procurement.
The excerpt questions human responsibility amid misery from selfish individuals and greedy institutions. It condemns letting employers pay very low wages for long hours and unequal pay for women doing the same work, urging readers to reflect on social justice and accountability.
New York report profiles Kady Brownell a long serving civil servant and war veteran living as a gatekeeper with husband Robert Brownell at the James mansion corner of 160th Street and Edgecombe Avenue. Park Commissioner Stover seeks group aid, but the Republic organization has not faced such cases before. The piece traces Brownell’s life from a wartime birth to early marriage and service.
Historical notes report a sailor on the Acme spreading typhoid fever in May 1912. Twenty six men contracted the illness and three died after contact with Olsen who was detained and isolated at the wench. Earlier two men were attacked and one died. Olsen may face gall bladder surgery to remove a germ harboring organ.
The fragment reports a ticket lost on the Titanic was sent to the United States on the Ti tante and later found or traced through a return process.
A terse line from the Alton Express traces a nine mile route or piste as part of local transport notes. The item mentions a named person and a journey with unclear details. It reads as a short public notice or mobile route record from the era.
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