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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
4
Notice to hunters. Par apes auté vershy notified not to buss ov my prenives in the N E of Bee Qhy Lawn 1 Range 4. Jeffer son county Nehineska under paraly of the ae for trespassing. I GUO PILVER.
AV parties are notified not to hunt on our premises, the south 82.40 acres of the BB at see 24, Town Range 4 east, in Telfeson county, Nebraska. Violators face penalties under local law. H. Grider and Lazabieh Greider are listed.
A 1904 column notes farming gains after a wet year with corn yields near 2,000 bushels and advice on storing winter tools. It covers taxes due December 1, a call to dry items in pillowcases, opinions on marriage fashion, and a Steele City paper launch. It also mentions a St. Louis world fair plan and a Japanese minister’s medical news.
A married woman in town told several girlfriends about a disturbance or scandal involving Missouri matters, conveying that various elements were being held or controlled, reflecting local gossip and concern.
A witness in a trivial case, a famed contributor to newspapers, is probed by a country lawyer about his writing. The writer explains he drafts anything worth reading, including court proceedings if a scene shows a young lawyer's disrespect. The judge inquires about pay, suggesting $5 to $10 for a well written scene, or 75 cents for the current instance.
The Atchison Globe column highlights seasonal chatter about spring tastes and social habits. It playfully contrasts old fashioned croquettes with hash balls, comments on readers’ reactions to interromptions, and notes humorous views on women and manners.
A guide to repairing torn Mackintoshes using indiarubber cement or dissolved rubber strips. Apply cement to the tear and patch, press edges together, and keep weighted for several days until set. Purchase cement from waterproofers and allow curing time.
Rimer snubs poetry readers and Critick defends its appeal. A contortionist angers the crowd after being called boneless. Willie comments that national colors are seen as long green nowadays.
The advertisement touts Cole's Hot Blast as holding fire for 36 hours with soft or hard coal without attention. It promises airtight operation with a smokeless feed door, dustless ash remover, and the ability to heat rooms two hours each morning using last night’s coal. It claims uniform heat day and night and one third fuel savings over lower draft stoves of the same size.
Bank report shows deposits and time certificates of deposit totaling 1,899 58 Indiane and 4248.00, with total time deposits of 5 464.82. Increase since last call recorded as 87 30078 15 337.95. Sworn before me on November 21, 1906 by cashier O J Ayborn and directors A Marsong and W N Sparks.
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