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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1907

Page

7

Wrapper 15 Upsets Store Power at the Nations

In a Nations department store upheaval, Wrapper 15 uses cartoons and a bold claim to topple Miss Taylor from head of stock and shift favor back to Miss Fleming while unsettling floor walker Mr. Wells. Her action brings promotions and resignations, ending with Wells and Taylor facing postures of authority.

Mrs Wells Miss Fleming Miss Taylor Mr. Wells Mr.Wells Taylor Rgds Pickens Ise Ahaki Aigie Mr. Welle Geuerany the Nations Wells G. B

Owighe's map and India trip note

Fragmentary note mentions Owighe’s map and a plan or statement about going to India. The text references Mr. Hunter and a casual farewell sentiment. Details and context are not fully clear from the fragment.

Mr. Hunter India

Sahara Telegraph Line Plans Amid Desert Route

The Sahara will soon host a telegraph line with metal poles set 100 meters apart. A guard will patrol, and regular inspections occur every two weeks. Supplies will be stocked along the route to support inspection parties and ensure continued communication in the dark continent.

Sahara

Bus man Repeats Answer Doubling Up Mirthful Exchange

A fragmented dialogue shows a bus man repeating his response multiple times in a lively street exchange. The brief interaction captures a brisk, humorous back and forth amid a crowded scene.

Train Carriage Entry Confusion Sparks Inquiry

A fragmentary report notes a passenger attempting to bring an unspecified item onto a train, triggering questions about carry-on rules and safety procedures. Officials are reviewing surveillance and station guidelines to clarify policy and prevent future incidents.

Grape Growing Noted For Girdling Effects On Fruit Quality

The article cites New England Homestead noting girdling grapes gives oversized fruit with no quality gain and possible injury. It quotes Prof Gulley advising trimming in early winter before sap rises, keeping vines tied to the trellis and low to reduce breakage from snow and cold.

Litch. m New England Homestead Gulley

Spraying Trials on Nebraska Apple Varieties

Tests at the Nebraska station evaluated Sweet June Winesap Maiden Blush Jonathan and Ralls Genet using Bordeau spray. Early and late May applications reduced scab. two sprays, one early and one late, yielded best results especially for Sweet June and Maiden Blush, while unsprayed trees showed high scab percentages. Jonathan suffered notable injury in some cases likely from spray overdose or dosage issues.

Nebraska Expertiseat Jonathan Ralls Ralls Genet

Orchard and Garden Rows Marked for Sped Stakes

In a brief item the article notes lay out in orchards and gardens where stakes and a string will guide straight lines. It mentions using wire and a spacing of 20 units to ensure alignment.

Slanting a Rare Grapevine for Strong Roots

Instructional note on how to plant a grapevine with surface soil and subsoil mix to suppress weeds and encourage downward root growth. Emphasizes giving the vine space, using two feet up to the hole, and thorough soil preparation for best results according to Rural New Yorker guidance.

New Yorker

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BY H. Barrett Smith Bat O’connor Joseph B Bowles Owighe Mae Bemereen Nebraska Ak Widen Gare
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