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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
2
The measure restricting land ownership by certain foreign nationals has been enacted, changing property rights in California. Officials say the law targets alien land ownership while aiming to preserve agricultural land use and state sovereignty.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Carranza rebels capturing a figure tied to Huerta and discuss continuance of aerial warfare. Mentions California aliens and evolving law, plus vague references to Rennes and a Movember date. The text reads as a chaotic collage of wartime phrases and legal-sounding terms without clear events or dates.
Among the injured survivors in the tornado aftermath are the Steinbeck girl and William Hassinger who have left the hospital. Mrs Wasserman’s funeral service was held at the Lutheran church at 2 pm, and Samuel Crim was buried at 4 pm. About one fifth of the town was seen. two houses were wrecked and many buildings damaged by the wind. The storm formed shortly after 5 o'clock as residents hurried home seeking safety.
Reported plan by Sonora state troops to attack Guaymas may unfold as a four-front battle including land marine and air actions. The source notes the aircraft involved is claimed to be the second in a series of machines.
A meeting at the Commercial Club discussed past and future relief work after the tornado. Businesses and offices closed 1:30 to 3 for bereavement. Seward residents contributed generously. The relief committee plans careful accounting and rebuild plans. Miller, Sheriff Gillan, W. H. Smith, and others participate.
A tornado is reported to have formed almost directly west of Sutton Nebraska with a large mass of clouds sinking to the ground. The damage extent is described as considerable further east and north of Sutton as the storm moved.
Awakening to cleanup plans and shelter for tornado victims, Seward residents rush to aid. Mayor Calder and President Rushed to Cellar led the warning as twenty two houses were demolished and barns damaged. Fire sparked by a stove caused a minor blaze quickly extinguished.
Mr Brown leaves Fairbank Terrace and tells the crowd at the village inn he has kissed every woman on the terrace except one. The insurer Dawson, present, asserts the claim and sparks curious speculation led by Mary’s quiet question about which resident remains unnamed.
A New Zealand farmer is drawn to a new form of sport using a motor car. The activity features driving mares in a controlled arena with two powerful head units.
A clipped dialogue reflects suspicion and affection as a narrator comments on an artist son and lending, with references to loyalty, mischief, and romantic fates. The passage hints at pensive maids becoming wives and the danger of misdirected romantic choices.
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