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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
7
Read ers throughout Nebraska and vicinity receive notes on developments over the state line. A brief survey highlights local interests and items of public notice, drawing readers into regional updates and happenings.
Reproductions of the battle of Wounded Knee on the original field October 10 to 16. State Christian Endeavor convention at Beatrice October 23. Nebraska Grand Lodge I O F at Lincoln October 15 and 16. German Days at Lincoln October 11 and 16. National Coursing Meet at Wymore October 21 to 25. Woman's suffrage convention at Lincoln November 6 7. Mid state poultry show at Scottsbluff December 10 11 12. County chicken show at Fremont in December.
Delegates from the commercial club reported at a federal good roads meeting in Detroit that officers in charge of the continent crossing route would not change its proposed path, confirming Lincoln Pali City would not be on the Lincoln Memorial Highway.
Beatrice-William Andreas, a noted dairy inspector, returns from a three month European dairy survey. He visited England, Scotland, Switzerland, Denmark and Prussia, noting high land costs and rent for dairy use. He sees potential for U S dairy growth if local rules mirror European practice and observes Europe’s hay feeding and grain sourcing from South America while noting U S government support for experimental stations.
Farmers in Hall and eastern Buffalo counties install centrifugal pump systems and dykes. E. S. Leaver worth, near Wood River, has a rapid stream secured and a $3,500 irrigation plant that can water a 160 acre farm.
H T Weston of this city announces that the Beatrice mill will be the only one operating among the four mills owned by a company with corn mills at Beatrice Adams Milford and Firth.
In a passage from In the Amazon Jungle by Algot Lange, two Amazon Indians use eight foot bows and poisoned arrows to slay a wild hog. The hunt leads to a dispute over ownership resolved by the chief who pronounces the hog as his, with no grumbling from the hunters.
Senator William H. Thompson lauds the brotherly aid of Green to Brown during a difficult moment. Mrs Brown discovers odd tickets in her husband’s desk and Green jokes that they are relics of archeology, hinting at hidden studies.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Cascarets ten cent box to cleanse and regulate the stomach remove sour food and bile, and carry out poisons from bowels. It claims the product works while you sleep without gripe or inconvenience and prevents headaches biliousness and indigestion.
The St. Louis Republic argues that disease control moved from divine fate to human action. It praises U S sanitation pioneers, noting Waring’s Havana reforms and the Panama Canal Zone’s improved health as proof of public responsibility in health policy.
A fragmented dialogue features Wiseman and Young with playful refusals to propose. Alibi emerges as a defense for being at a prayer meeting to hide participation in a craps game. Rastus defines alibi as proving absence at the game by showing presence elsewhere.
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