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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
4
Advertisement rates announced for the Diller Nebr publication. Subscription options include one year or six months in advance. The notice mentions mail transmission and second class matter status with pricing at five cents per line per insertion.
Secretary Wilson noted farmers are debt free with farms fences and equipment paid for and crops strong. They invest in luxuries rather than securities, fearing eastern troubles, and labor remains scarce even as improved machinery boosts output tenfold. A Washington clarification later denied any law banning checks under one dollar.
The Crete Nursery group dominates local fruit honors claiming the largest single orchard apple yield in Nebraska and a prize yielding Thintree producing thirty nine bushels of Ben Davis apples sold at 24 dollars per barrel netting 806. The tale includes a Terry South Dakota man Petrified cigar trivia and a quip on advertising and smiles.
A Thanksgiving day prayer from Henry Coyle in the Pilot thanks God for daily blessings and asks guidance. The plea covers protection from pride, daily bread, relief for widows and orphans, keeping God’s law, and loving neighbors through Christ.
President Taft spoke in Ohio and Californians heard him urge Pacific issues while signaling willingness to back a Pacific force if the next war could be assured to originate from that region. The remark drew comparison to Missouri talk.
Nebraska’s agricultural sector shows total values around 3420 million in round figures with crops and livestock dominating. The egg and poultry sectors exceed Colorado minerals, corn outvalues tobacco nationally, and small grain surpasses US copper output by over 30 million. Wages in industries exceed 50 million, excluding farm and domestic labor.
A Nebraska crop estimate compares corn and wheat yields to train lengths. It says Nebraska would fill standard freight cars to form a train from Omaha to San Francisco, with hundreds of miles of cars left over. The signal timing from Omaha to San Francisco would be one day, twenty hours, and thirty minutes.
The note extols sturdy cloth footwear claiming long wear, comfort, and simple materials. It promises a new type of shoe at ten to twenty five dollars with a guarantee and mass appeal if townsfolk learn how old the design is. Jay invites readers to discover their quality.
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