Diller Record Terms Of Subscription And Miscellany
One year subscription in advance six months in advance through Diller Nebraska post office. Mrs Woodrow Wilson christened a tree at Geneva in honor of the late President. You can lose money playing poker or stock speculation. Our eight Congresswomen generally wear black during sessions. Only one in 8 679 000 on passenger trains in 128 was killed per railroad records. Indian summer in Nebraska brought blooming flowers and budding trees. Nebraska's fine falls are the envoy of the nation.
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Woodrow Wilson
Geneva
Congress
Nebraska
Fine Falls
Loopholes in Fur Laws Highlight Illegal Fur Trade
State game authorities uncover loopholes in fur farming laws. A Wisconsin musk rat farm used wild-caught rats as foundation stock, shipping 600 plus animals in three weeks. Investigations reveal Indians trapping wild musk rats for sale as farm product. Similar schemes traced in Iowa and Minnesota. Tightening of laws likely at next legislative session.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Old Time Political Parades and Newspaper Rivalry
A reminiscence of 19th century campaign parades with torchlight processions led by brass bands. Rival newspapers boasted longer displays, including a Crawf ordsville Indiana event for Hendricks. The morning Democratic paper claimed a two hour torch procession, while the evening Republican paper cited a saloon as the passing point.
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Marshall
Republican
Mike Mulholland
Carrying Stone Carrying Stone in 1929 Poem
A reflective piece discusses universal burdens and the advice to lay down troubles rather than shoulder them endlessly. The voice speaks of carrying stones as a metaphor for worries about money love and daily cares, urging relief when possible.
Language reach in Shakespearean era and colonial times
In Shakespearean times fewer than six million people spoke English. By the era of the American Revolution more people spoke French German Spanish or Russian than English.
Always Open Season Says Auto a Man’s Dan gerous Weapon
A Fort land Oregonian summary notes a business club speaker warns cars are the most dangerous weapon and stresses there is no closed season on pedestrians.
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Fortland Oregonian
No Hurry on That Job
A Kansas City Star note argues that delaying career choices for a daughter and the sop of support can burden families more than sending them to college, reflecting on debates over timing and opportunity.
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Kansas City Star
Humming Birds Feed on Nectar and Insects
Humming birds rely on nectar from flowers for energy and also catch small insects in flight or snatch them from spider webs to meet protein needs. This dual diet supplements their feeding beyond nectar alone.
Englishmen invent bricks from waste glass sand
After a decade of experiments two Englishmen devised a method to turn sand discarded from glass polishing into usable bricks. They claim the process recycles waste material into building blocks, offering a novel approach to reduce industrial glass refuse.
Backsliders Hit by Morbus Sabbaticus in Sunday Sickness
London churchman Rev. A V Astin reports a new spiritual ailment among churchgoers named morbus sabbaticus or Sunday sickness. He says the condition strikes on Sundays with no prior signs, starting at breakfast and lasting until morning service ends, with a return only the following Sunday.
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London
A.V. Astin
Christchurch
Chadderton
Tobacco Prohibition Edict in Early Seventeenth Century China
The Detroit News reports that despite an imperial edict banning tobacco in Seventeenth century China, enforcement failed as nobles and commoners alike flouted the ban. Tobacco had become a common cold remedy and gained acceptance in the army.
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China
Mit
Berthold Laufer
Field Museum of Natural History
Detroit’ News
Catholic Boys Brigade of the United States Aims Broad Uplift
The Catholic Boys Brigade of the United States unites local branches under national and regional headquarters. It conducts preventive social work through organized recreation and modern social programs open to all boys regardless of creed or color. It is Catholic operated but not sectarian.
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Catholic Boys’ Brigade
United States
Unio
Tg Organization
Washington Star
400-Year-Old German Vine Dies at Berlin Estate
The oldest grapevine in Germany has died after 400 years of growth on a private estate in Berlin. After a severe winter no new shoots appeared, ending the plant's long life and wine production.
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Berlin
Germany
New Yorkers Engage in 4338 Occupations
New York City classifies 4338 distinct occupations in Donnelly's Red Book. Doctors lead with 13,000 citywide. 5,800 in Manhattan. Lawyers total 6,900 citywide and 4,900 in Manhattan. The list runs alphabetically from shattoirs to zine, including trades like magic tricks and nursery men, with borough split and Staten Island omitted.
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New York
New Donnelly
Manhattan
Staten Island
It rings true origin myth in counterfeit coin lore
The essay explains that the phrase it rings true originates from the practice of testing coins by their ring during periods of counterfeit currency. It notes how readers may sense truth in writing as a survival of that literal test, even without hearing a voice.
Betty Jane Questions Baby Brother Teeth Belief
Betty Jane notes her baby brother arrived the night before and asks many questions about him. She believes they may have to return him because they forgot to make him some teeth, recalling her mother’s habit of exchanges.
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Betty Jane
Probate Notice in the Estate of Lucetta Greenwood
First publication November 15 1930, last on November 29 1930 creditors meet the executor before County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room March 3 1930 at 9 o clock A M to present claims for examination and allowance three months from November 80 1929 to file claims by March 1 1930 or be barred Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate E R Bee County Judge
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Lucetta Greenwood
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage in Diller
By virtue of a July 3 1928 chattel mortgage to Vaclav Novak and Saline State Bank of Wilber Nebraska S J Thompson’s mortgage to secure 1777 25 now owes 572 48 will be sold at public auction at the premises in Diller Jefferson County Nebraska on December 19 1929 at 1 oclock P M for cash to highest bidder.
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Vaclav Novak
Saline State Bank
Wilber
Nebraska
Jefferson County
S. J. Thompson
Diller
Personal property sale listing in Saline Bank notice
Describes described personal property including a Hart Band Cutter and Feeder 14 ft No 14585 a Hart Weigher No 241074 a McCormick Deering tractor and related items. Dated November 20 1929 at Saline State Bank Wilber Nebraska with cashier Novak and attorney J J Grimm.
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Ing
Avery
Hart
McCormick-Deering
Saline State Pank
Wilber
Nebroe
Novak
J. J. Grimm
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