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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
6
Lincoln reports the post office department will grant every state postmaster five days off to attend the annual gathering. Officials in Washington announced the leave as the city prepares for the event in mid June.
Joe Teeter of Lincoln is sworn in as commandant of the soldiers home at Milford after filing his official bond. Fish Commissioner O'Brien releases 3000 catfish and bass into the Blue River at Sentrion and ships bass to Blue Springs. Chief Game Warden Miller orders enforcement against out of season hunting. Burlington railroad employees referenced. Rosewater accepts invitation to be Nebraska representative at Princeton inauguration Lawrence Hibben. Populists of the state, who several.
A range of local notes report a break in at a Plattsmouth warehouse with fifteen cups stolen, deaths in St. Louis and Hamilton county, a temperance evangelist, and resignations from church and school boards. Other items cover chautauqua plans in Wisner, a Hartington county judge appointment, and preparations for Beatrice G A R reunion.
Miss Claussen, employed as a domestic at O. A. Abbott's Grand Island residence, was found unconscious in bed after apparently blowing out the gas. Doctors treated her for three hours but could not revive her, and she died without regaining consciousness.
Joseph Holecheck died after an auto accident near Verdon when his vehicle overturned after losing control. He lived about half an hour after the mishap.
The region in Table Rock Nebraska shows a handsome fruit bloom after a harsh winter. Peach trees once considered killed now display abundant blossoms signaling a strong upcoming harvest.
The College View Union church at this place was dedicated Sunday with sixty members from nine denominations. The church declares no creed or rituals and proclaims, The Bible is Our Creed, God Our Leader.
Deshier Albert Caughey, elected village trustee, failed to qualify due to a statutory prohibition on town officials receiving town supplies. He owns the only lumber and coal yard. George Becker appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Knights of Columbus in North Platte initiated a class of eighty-one candidates into the order. This marks one of the largest classes in the region, highlighting strong growth for the fraternal group.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a caller noting time and a character advising to leave windows untouched. The lines imply a casual, possibly domestic scene with an amused group and a warning about window safety.
The couple faces strain as she no longer sits up for him when he returns late at night, signaling possible trouble in their marriage.
A minister discusses conscience bounds and warns against meddling in others affairs. A fragment mentions a gil hat and a vase, while a careful historian notes slaves gathering pearls, reflecting caution in interpretation.
The courtroom heard Willis and Gillis discuss naming a new automobile design as a female pronoun. The judge weighed whether the term reflected the latest in auto construction or mere sentiment.
A terse, fragmented excerpt mentions a newborn weighing four at birth and a remark about an injury and forgetting it. The line suggests a conversation style reflecting concern and memory gaps. No clear event or identifiable person is established in the readable text.
An ad style article extols Grape-Nuts and Postum for mental stamina and overall health. It discusses mineral content including phosphate of potash and phosphoric acid, praising the cereal as supplying brain nutrition and aiding editors under heavy strain.
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