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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
6
A Oklahoma nurse praises Dean's Kidney Pills for a run-down condition and backache. Mrs Minnie Turner of E B St Ana Carko reports rapid health improvement after using five boxes. She recommends the treatment and notes it is sold by all dealers at four cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
During a presidential campaign tea, women argued suffrage for and against. When asked if she would support a suffragist, one guest replies she would not, and the conversation reveals her loyalty to her husband as the campaign choice.
A brief anecdote on the elusive definition of a gentleman. Sadie, in a spelling lesson, defines a gentleman as a man you don’t know very well, reflecting a touch of unintentional cynicism from a Woman’s Home Companion quote.
Rescuers press on at Cherry Ill mine where an opening to the lower vein was formed just before midnight. Air presence confirmed by candle test, water floods pour to extinguish fires, and cages prepared for the first lift. Forty two bodies recovered. two trapper boys among the dead, aged about fourteen. Superintendent D M Hill named to oversee rescue and mine reoccupation.
In Council Bluffs Iowa John R Dobbins was found guilty of grand larceny in connection with a $39000 loss by banker T W Ballew of Princeton Missouri in a fixed horse race. The case links to Maybray and associates and could carry up to five years in prison with more related prosecutions expected next month.
The old state board, now in legal control, will pursue buying Wayne normal for 90000 dollars and consider starting a fourth state normal in the northwest with Alliance offering eighty acres. The board plans a site visit before negotiations and reviews claims from Peru and Kearney normals while a banking reports deadline looms.
The United States district court at Omaha selects 45 petit jurors 23 grand jurors and 7 alternates for the session beginning November 29. Clerk R C Hoyt and Jury Commissioner A M Trimble oversaw the drawing. no Lancaster county residents appear on the grand jury list.
Frank Chamberlain was arraigned in county court on charges of shooting Mae Austin with intent to kill. He pleaded not guilty and a preliminary hearing was set for November 30. Bond is $2000. Miss Austin, a stenographer for Jonz Auto Co., remains hospitalized and is recovering. The shooting happened at Chamberlain’s mother’s home after a quarrel between the two former sweethearts.
In Lyons Nebraska a village election voted against issuing bonds of 4000 dollars to buy a site for a town hall and 6000 dollars to buy the gas plant. The failure numbers were 94 against and 83 for the bonds, amid unusually high voter interest.
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