Vote for C. G. Catlin for County Treasurer
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
8
Noisy cars, quiet drivers, and a Kaiser in America
A collection of short notes covers a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets, a reflection on silent efficient driving, and a speculative claim that Kaiser Wilhelm plans to settle in the United States with vast landholdings if his European campaign fails.
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Germany
Kaiser
America
Atlantic
Western States
Western
Europe
United States
Record of Rainy Spell In Local Fall Weather
Soggy period continues with frequent showers as residents report rain nearly every night and heavy moisture lingering across the district.
Nebraska's 1914 Crop Yields Seen Satisfactory
Reports from across Nebraska indicate increased yields in 1914 compared with last year. Prices for farm products in both livestock and grain are expected to remain satisfactory amid ongoing European war conditions.
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Nebraska
Beets Could End U S Sugar Import Dependence Says Bulletin
U S Department of Agriculture Bulletin No 260 urges that 2 000 000 acres in 19 states including California Colorado Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada North Dakota Ohio South Dakota Utah Wisconsin Wyoming could grow enough sugar beets to meet domestic needs. It notes 2 000 000 farms over 278 000 000 acres of improved land and that one farmer in four planting a three acre patch could eliminate foreign sugar purchases while leaving other crops largely unaffected.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Kiddo safety tale and debt world view
A father consoles his daughter after a disrespectful stranger encounter in a small town. He warns about men lingering near depots and hotel porches while praising cautious behavior. The passage shifts to a Nebraska debt report noting state debt at $374,000 in 1917, with national and world debts cited and wartime costs averaging $50 million daily.
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Kiddo
Flossy Fay
Floss
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Nebraska
United States
Nebraska Farm Statistics Snapshot
Nebraska reports 129,678 farms across 49 167 000 acres with 38 662 000 acres in farms and 24 382 000 acres improved. Average farm size 298 acres. farm capital hits 2 079 818 000 dollars and implements value 44 249 000. Domestic animals poultry and bees total 222 222 000 dollars.
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Nebraska
New Main Line Through Wyoming Inaugurates Through Train
The Burli plans an inaugural through service from Denver to Soline via the Big Horn Basin Cheyenne Orin Junction Casper and Thermopolis. The rail line unites farming and oil regions of northern Wyoming with Denver and Billings with cafe-parlor and sleeper cars aboard. Nearby travelers and farmers are invited to request booklets and inquiries about opportunities.
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Burli
Denver
Soline
Big Horn Basin
Cheyenne
Orin Junction
Casper
Thermopolis
Middle West
Rockies
Tral
Wyoming
Moods of Musicians and Their Creative Sparks
A London Lady essay notes Beethoven’s gloomy moods yielding noble scores while Schubert’s genius flowed from cheerful tavern moods. Paganini’s moodiness kept audiences waiting as he lingered in poverty with instruments on his lap.
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London
Beethoven
Schubert
Paganini
Heat Lightning Falsehood Explained by New York World
The distant horizon flashes on warm evenings are misleadingly called heat lightning. It is the reflection of ordinary lightning from distant thunderstorms. Light travels faster than thunder, so the light is seen without audible thunder. Some aurora borealis displays are misnamed heat lightning.
Pepys Buried at St Olave’s in Hart Street London
The church of St Olave's Hart Street survives the 1666 fire era and is noted as the burial site of Samuel Pepys the famed diarist. It preserves a crown vane on its tower linked to Elizabeth I’s 1654 thanksgiving for release from the Tower and a silken rope gift.
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Pepys
St. Olave’s
Hart Street
London
Elizabeth
Tower of London
Ite
Samuel Pepys
Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 7,500 head with demand firm for western range beef and feeders. Prime feeding steers and good to choice beeves see gains of 10 to 15 cents. Hog and sheep volumes large with hog prices 10 to 15 cents lower while fat lambs and ewes move at steady to firm levels. Prices listed for various classes of beeves, cows, calves, feeders, and lambs. lambs selling generally 7.00 to 7.60 with tops to 7.50 for the best.
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South Omaha
Age of Discretion
A quoted exchange notes discretion comes with age when a man keeps his face closed when he has nothing to say. The line appears from the Cincinnati Enquirer reflecting on maturity and restraint.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Firestone
Firestone Te
Bpee
Nemesey of America
Tocae
J. H. Patton
Diller, Nebr
Joseph Kallans
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Charles H. Sloan
Congress
Nebraska Farm Statistics
Billings
Diller
Neb
L. W. Wakley
Omaha, Neb
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