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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
8
The 1937 calculation shows Beachey dropping from 5000 feet, landing 1 mile away in 37 seconds. He would travel about 7271 feet first, then 11 790 feet per minute, roughly 1385 mph. The rest discusses catarrh and cures misinserted from OCR.
In Wichita Kansas a local voice criticizes county commissioners for waste and favoritism. He argues money from car licenses funds roads but officials keep high salaries and avoid accountability. The speaker laments lack of reform and notes blame shifts to commissioners during every election cycle.
Vote for C G Catlin for Treasurer as an advertisement. Burlington section workers now labor nine hours daily. Marshall London and family attend Lew London’s funeral then visit relatives. Etta Brooks from Beatrice visits cousin A D Stotts. Brooks, Grand Recorder of the D of H, seeks county superintendent in Gage county.
Mrs Joseph Kallans of Peru Indiana explains that Chamberlains Tablets cured her belching sour stomach and frequent headaches by regulating digestion and bowels. She states she feels it her duty to tell others about the relief. For sale by all dealers.
A farm neighbor trains himself to drive an automobile by running between two stakes set six feet apart. He practices from different angles and hopes such skill will help him handle tight spots and even save on ammo when aiming at a mark.
A farmer built a simple device using a galvanized bucket filled two thirds with water and a top layer of oats. Rats drown when the mixture is emptied and rebaited, with eighty nine rats removed in a short period. He asserts the trap will clear a barn quickly and has no patent.
School records show enrollment 3433 days of attendance 18. Tardy cases 6. Absent days 364. Students neither absent nor tardy include Henry Fribsie Georgia Johnson Esther Smith Arthur Smith Vera Means Rachael Means Erman Brown Violet Grone Lulu Brown Edith Brown Harley Means. Mary V Novotny, teacher.
The term cowboys referred to horsemen who stole cattle during raids in Westchester County New York, largely Tory, operating between British and American lines. They raided for cattle drives and fighter coverage, shaping early frontier crime lore.
Cattle receipts total about 8 300 head with good grades near steady but other classes lower. Hogs at 5 500 head mostly 7 25 to 7 40, down about 10 cents. Sheep and lambs 40 000 head steady to slightly weaker with feeder demand remaining strong and prices for feeders listed.
A mother asks about her daughter's violin playing and encouragement. Tommie confirms and notes that no one passed a second. The fragment captures domestic conversation on support and progress.
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