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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
7
A fragmentary notice describes a Western grain exhibit with wheat oats and barley yields. It mentions free grant lands, prairie progress, and the Canadian Government arranging further details through a regional agent. A Coleridge quote is cited, and a cigar ad fragment appears.
An OCR fragment mentions Daring Tke being dead and a shooting near Sissel and hice ecaselens. It references Frank McIntyre in a performance of Snobs and a mood linked to death. A father pleads for money, and a line about seeking wealth to live in New York is noted.
A jumble of brief items from Nebraska locales notes food for thought about breakfast and brain work, political addresses by Gov Aldrich and State Treasurer, a reception at Kearney by the state normal school, and a path from Omaha to Lincoln to seek court action. Other items report sports modesty in basketball uniforms, Edith L. McKeighan's district clerk election, retail implement dealers’ session results, and transfers in county offices.
Various reports from Nebraska cities note a Grand Island station opening to the public, a $16000 Franklin Congregational church fund, Aurora preparing another newspaper, Hastings directing charity applicants to the commercial club, Fairbury alfalfa mill reopening after months closed, Alliance Catholic church dedication led by Bishop Scannel, Ainsworth dam powering city lights, Hay Springs scalding accident to Mrs. Reid, York resident John Rosenthal robbed by thugs, inland Hastings pioneer Benedict Laimbert dies aged 82, Sutton German Congregationalists modernize church edifice.
A Chicago legal blurb presents a humorous dialogue over alimony with the Complainant explaining the weekly support and the Judge probing the amount. The exchange mocks advertising lines and includes faux endorsements.
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