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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
4
The Diller Record lists advertising rates at 8 cents per line per insertion for business locals. The notice is dated Friday October 7 1910 and notes printed entries entered at Diller Nebraska with various cost details.
The article cites James Jenkins Jr from Woman's Home Companion October on transmitting tuberculosis via shared cups and towels. It urges roiling water disinfection for dishes and suggests dividing washstands. It also recommends daily cleaning of telephone mouthpieces and a simple formaldehyde solution with lavender extract for disinfection.
A curiously harsh essay likens a mortgage to a constant duty and universal influence. It argues the mortgage drives action and character, comparing it to a soldier, a thug’s bag, and providence, claiming it hardens the debtor and dominates behavior.
The piece notes vast yearly pennies produced by the government vanish from use rather than be redeemed. It cites the Philadelphia mint shipping up to 1,000,000 dollars worth of pennies in some years and 100,000,000 one cent pieces to trade centers. It mentions edge to edge length would exceed 1,000 miles. It adds a geographic sidestep about the Jordan valley and Dead Sea depths, then a brief human note of an Indiana woman bitten by a mule and her husband declining a thousand dollars for the mule.
David Ross of the Illinois Bureau of Mines argues for conservation that protects development. He says Illinois possesses a coal reserve scientifically estimated at two hundred billion tons and could supply the world at current consumption for 999 years, making fuel exhaustion fears a delusion.
The International Harvester Company presents The Romance of the Reaper at the Stock Show in Kansas City from October 10 to 15. It features colored views and motion pictures of modern harvesting machines in operation across the United States and abroad, tracing progress from early reaping tools to manufacture and shipment of farm implements worldwide.
Sealed bids will be received by the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Diller Nebraska at the Village Clerk's office on October 1910 at 6 o'clock p.m. for building a cement sidewalk in front of Lots 2 in Block 7 First Addition to the town.
Village of Diller Nebraska enacts ordinance 70 to require a 100 ft sidewalk fronting Castor Street. Village Board reserves right to accept or reject oral bids. Enas J Suite Dirien appears on the record.
Notice to bidders in Diller Nebraska calls for sealed bids at the Village Clerk's office on October 28 1910 at 8 o clock P M for a cement sidewalk fronting Lot 2 Block 18 Original Town of Diller 220 feet on North Railroad Street per ordinance 79. The Village Board reserves right to accept or reject any bid. J Quive Drewes
Sealed bids will be received by the Village Nebraska at the office of the Village Clerk October 72nd 1910 at 8 o'clock p m for building a cement sidewalk fronting tax lot No 16 in section No 96 abutting the first addition to the Village of Diller Nebraska The 68 feet long sidewalk runs on Short street from one foot east and north of the intersection of extensions to sixty three feet The Village Board may accept or reject any bid Seid mdewalk to be built to accordance Surra Duxsa Village Clerk
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