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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
4
Fragments indicate a 1913 notice about post office rates at Diller with a 5 cent per line insertion charge for notices dated Friday October 8 1913. The readable text is fragmentary but shows scheduling of notices and rate info.
Secretary Daniele and Bartonee pushed Congress to review recently revealed facts about the Fifth Nebraska. The report hints at a heated incident tied to a famous hunting site on the Island Indepen.
ANebraska progressives consider nominating HE Sackett of Be for governor next year. A vocal advocate of guiding principles and fearless reform, Sackett is urged to run in the state race, with Auburn as the cited origin or base.
The Lincoln News notes Nebraska will shift October 1 to a new date or observance. Details specify adjustments affecting local schedules and relevant state procedures, with emphasis on the transition timing and affected institutions.
A veteran detective notes the city’s vast scale limits case work to defined bounds. He cites London's daily disappearances about 30,000 annually and recounts baffling cases including a 40 year old man with $10,000 who vanished after visiting a friend priest.
A German survey ship reports deeper ocean depths near Mindanao in the Pacific, where life at 1,500 fathoms thrives. Creatures display luminous organs and organs on top and bottom for illumination to find prey and recognize kin. The discovery extends depths beyond 6,269 fathoms previously recorded.
Mrs Ravengelp challenges her husband with a phonograph recording and reveals the noisy truth. The odd sounds prompt humorous guesses before she discloses the record proves he snores in his sleep, prompting grim amusement.
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