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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
4
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A miscellany of public notes. George Gould sees a bright future while others question claims about Lawson. Catholic women form The Daughters of the Faith to ostracize divorce. Alice Hegan Rice starts a Louisville bank with $250,000. Chicago unions push 45 year age limit. Debates on Rockefeller and Tarbell reflect era concerns. Postmasters face debt limits. Rockefeller praised for organization and virtue.
Jasper Long visited Odell between trains Wednesday. Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Maude Irene Bell to Mr. William A. Hull on October 18. Typhoid fever is epidemic in the Lincoln asylum with twenty two cases, including Silas Diller.
Nebraska Jefferson County court orders hearing October 24, 1905 for petition by John Oliver Blauser seeking final account discharge as administrator in the estate of Abraham Blauser deceased. Notice to interested parties via publication in Tue Pitter Recorp for three weeks prior to hearing. County Judge C. C. Borie presiding.
Nebraska Jefferson county probate notices state William H. Diller asks final settlement as executor. Hearing set for October 25, 1905 at 1 p m in Fairbury. Court orders publication in Tuk Durea Recore for three weeks prior.
A carload wagon ad invites buyers to see the Mitchell brand praised for six decades of service. Local notes report marriages, travel, election notices, and community updates including hom e improvements and moves across nearby towns.
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