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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
4
Frank T. Prance notes iron and steel trust plans for Portland cement, coal strike rumors, shoe leather price rise, and passes for railroad travel. He lists Panama trip, baptismal water shipments, flag advertising use, Navy finger expert exams, and a $1800 salary for experts.
The coming term will include the Idaho governor murder case of miners, Albert Patrick's appeal to escape the death penalty, and the Isle of Pines case to determine if the deland is foreign territory.
Twenty five years ago George B. Seldon pitched a gasoline motor to a large manufacturer of vehicles and farm implements. He faced dismissal yet today about 70 thousand explosion buggies circulate in the United States and roughly 70 percent of gasoline autos are licensed under his patent. Royalties in the last three years total $814,183.
The Philadelphia Bulletin reports a novelists idea for a historical scene. Instead of a sting with the driver his purse the hero hands over the exact legal fare prompting a dispute and a logical opportunity for shedding gore.
Conversation snippets show Mrs Knicker and Mrs Becker discussing security for the wealthy and the need for a policeman on the beat in New York City. The quotes reflect urban crime concerns and household guards in the era.
A pair of lines contrasts Mrs Prosy Reading’s passion with her husband and Mrs Dresser’s view on bills. The exchange ends with a George Eliot reflection that falsehood is easy and truth difficult.
In a terse exchange a lawyer jokes about the widow overturning a will. The response implies she previously altered it before her husband’s death.
In Rome the Keats grave long bore the line Here lies one whose name was writ in water later replaced by a marble inscription. Joseph Severn proposed the epitaph for John Keats who died in 1820 at Rome aged 2. The note adds a proverb about health like an umbrella, suggesting recovery if not lost.
A humorous Chicago News quip contrasts Great Expectations with a mother scolding dirty faces. Tommy Tuff recalls an angel visitor who bribed a child to wash. A Pope gag on people who claim to understand everything too soon frames the piece.
Creditors of the estate of William H. Diller deceased will meet the executrix before the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county courtroom on May 1, 1907 at 1 o clock PM to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance Six months for claims from October 30 1906 All claims not filed by May 1 1907 will be forever barred Notice to be published in the Dinner Recpen for four consecutive weeks Boris County Judge
In Jefferson County Nebraska Judge issues a petition for partition filed October 1906 by John E Clark against George H Clark Jane Seaman and others to confirm shares or order sale of described real estate in sections and townships across multiple counties. Defendants must answer by November 26 1906.
November 196?. Burlington offers cheap one way and round trip rates to Pacific Coast cities and western states with autumn and winter excursions. Includes Old Home visits to Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Missouri and other states and notices about Kinkaid lands.
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