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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
8
An open call argues against kicking the town printer, Rick, and praises the newspaper man’s role. It notes towns without papers stagnate, while a printer boosts growth, records progress, and provides free advertising for the community. Neighbors should support, not shun, the press.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Baer and daily news in Burlington. readable bits show a brief item with names and a local note. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the garbled text.
Weather prospec ts for winter wheat appear favorable amid regional notes. Local news includes visits, births, commerce, and ads from Beatrice and Lincoln. Items mention a garden variety of goods and services, plus a public event in a nearby grove incident ending a poker game. Traffic and road repair themes appear with road quality comments and a political candidate visit.
Department of Animal Husbandry Nebraska Experiment Station announces Bulletin 100 on economical beef feeding. It summarizes four years of cattle feeding experiments covering prairie hay versus alfalfa, corn-stover with corn and alfalfa, corn fodder, end prairie hay versus corn, and protein concentrates including wheat bran linseed meal and cottonseed meal.
J. W. Fonts returned from a business trip to Beatrice and Fairbury. John Adams and Billy Riddle arrived with their corn shelter transported overland from Lincoln. Road conditions were noted as very muddy.
Attorney E J Murfin of Lincoln arrived Sunday and has spent the week visiting at his sister Mrs E L Loock's home while recuperating his health after a period of overtaxed office work and strenuous application.
The schedule lists Sunday School 10 AM Ep worth League 7 PM preaching at 3 PM with the topic Christian Stewardship led by Miss Minnie Clausion. Only the 3 PM service will be held due to circuit adjustments. Rock Creek service at 11 AM next Sunday. Sunday school at 10 AM. The pastor seeks a large attendance at all services.
The ladies of the Christian Church will host a supper on election night. The YPCCE of the church will hold a social on Halloween with further notice to follow.
The Presbyterian ladies announce a 10 cent waffle social in the Raymond building on Saturday evening Oct 6. Rev William Boyle the new pastor from Lincoln Nebraska is expected this week and will preach next Sabbath morning and evening. The hayrack social hosted by Presbyterian youth at the Boggs home was postponed due to bad weather.
A New York graft involves a man dressed as a workman who tears his trousers and uses a newspaper as a cover. He airs his misfortune on Seventy second Street at 5 15 PM and receives help from a homeowner, then pockets the clothing and other items from several houses. The incident, reported by a Washington Post cor respondent, details a six-house haul on the upper west side.
The Order of the Chrysanthemum, Japan’s highest external honor, will be bestowed on President Fallieres of France after the Franco Japanese treaty signing. Founded about thirty two years ago by the current emperor, it rivals the Garter in prestige but lacks its centuries of history. The decoration features a red silk band with violet border and enameled insignia.
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