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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
3
Pennsylvania extends invitation to all soldiers who fought fifty years ago for a reunion on July 4. Estimated 40 000 veterans expected at a Great Tent camp with 10 000 to 15 000 seating, badges urged for identification. many states funding travel and related expenses.
Peter Bowden aged twenty one drowned while swimming in the Wood River near Kearney. He dived from the bank and was not seen again. Bathers searched the river bed where the body lay buried in sand.
The state supreme court reversed the Thurston County district decision in the William Flege case and remanded for a new trial. This marks the second time the matter has gone to the high bench. Flege previously was found guilty of second degree whire Flege faced charges involving his sister. The principal witness was a hired man named Eichter Camp.
Alfred Johnson, a black employee, was dragged into a machine in Oakland triggering an investigation by local authorities. Officials described the incident as an industrial accident with ongoing inquiries into safety protocols and potential negligence.
George E. Emery of Beatrice is appointed deputy state land commissioner and later to accept an appointment as deputy election commissioner for Douglas County.
Secretary Mel predicts at least one hundred entries of bouncing baby boys and cute baby girls will be submitted before the closing date. State fair staff are preparing pamphlets as the event draws near with guest authorities visiting for the supervision.
State Veterinarian Bostrom reports ten of twenty one cattle shipped from Elgin Illinois to Campbell respond to the tuberculosis test and must be disposed of at once. The affected cattle were sent to South Omaha where they will be killed.
Observers note uneven travel volumes with some divisions showing fewer cars than in prior years while other regions report increases that offset declines, resulting in a net statewide activity change.
Inspector Walrath heads a state inquiry into dairy practices, drug regulations, and oil operations. The report examines compliance across multiple sectors, aiming to improve oversight and enforce standards.
A garbled note reports that fresh estra eggs were laid in the early morning while hens were still fresh, attributed to a grocer addressed to a woman.
A fragment reflecting on variable value and worth, noting that some men appear insignificant by nature while others are shaped by mar sma makers. It observes that those with money often fail to recognize their own standing.
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