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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
8
A terse line asks if the reader is a trust buster and directly addresses an individual reader. The fragment hints at a confrontational or promotional stance likely from a political or social campaign context.
A quaint tale from Victor Hugo memoirs recounts a dinner at the Tuileries with Louis Philippe and Marshal Soult. The king recalls Cadiz and a proposed Spanish campaign, while Soult dodges a trap and defends his family and country.
A witness recalls a heated exchange where one person urged compromise while another warned the speaker would have shot him. The remark reflects tensions in a courtroom or interrogation setting.
The piece highlights aging public figures and artisans in the United States. It mentions Senator Aldrich and Representative Sperry as long-serving lawmakers, Governor Swettenham now running a Jamaica stock farm, and craftsman Thaddeus W. Pratt still making violins at age eighty plus. It also recalls Joseph A. Goulden, Samuel W McCall, and Roswell A. Smith celebrating milestone birthdays.
C E Showers plans to move his family into the restaurant building once the addition is complete. Miss Addie Miller and Miss Goldie Miller visited from Eastbury and stayed at her home. Alf Mayborn rode a Burlington train to Kansas City stockyards, signaling a cattle shipment to the region.
Mr and Mrs R L Oake started Monday to visit relatives in Colorado. They expect to be gone probably a month during which time Lew expects to hunt a few deer and other big game.
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