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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
3
Kimball Nebraska report tells of the Atkins family on a pleasure trip when their car rolled after hitting a rut. Six year old Mary Atkins was killed instantly as the vehicle overturned. the eight-person family escaped injury except for the girl’s fatal head injury.
The Chadron school board laid the cornerstone of the West Ward school Friday under President W. Gorton. The new building will cost about 25 000 dollars and accommodate pupils up to the eighth grade.
Mrs. Gores, wife of a laboring man in Columbus, attempted to end her life by throwing herself before a train. She suffered a badly crushed foot that may require amputation and was placed in an asylum.
The Elk City golden wedding celebration drew about 300 guests at the couple's home. Attendees praised the event as the most enjoyable in years for the region and toasted the longtime marriage.
Marcus Stemi, of White City, shot and killed a monster gray eagle described as twelve feet from tip to tip, the first eagle seen or killed in this valley in twenty years.
Construction proceeds on a new hospital building north west of the existing structure near the boiler plant and railroad switch. State officials report ongoing excavation and site preparation as plans advance for care of the insane patients at Lincoln Hospital.
Long Nebraska roundup notes state fair gains over three years with last year best. Mentions Anstey Rave closing stores at 6:90 Oct 4, injuries from a tree fall, football score in Lincoln, wheat destroyed by army worms near Wymore, murder sentence in Maxwell, and other local items from Hastings to Nebraska City.
A Kanan Ohio reader reports severe kidney trouble with numb limbs. After six weeks of using Doan's Kidney Pills, he claims full relief and urges readers to remember the product name for back pain relief. Advertises 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A brief cartoon caption notes the Owl asking about Mr Robin's new residence while the Sparrow remarks it looks very nice from a bird's-eye view. The exchange preserves a light, whimsical tone and highlights the characters' views on nesting.
A reader recalls using Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a booklet to treat facial pimples. The narrative notes a wash with Cuticura Soap and a soap and ointment routine over several weeks, mentioning a wart or lump near the head area.
Fragments describe a growing Swastika gold mining area thirty one miles north of the pass. The text mentions crowds and personal vitality remedies, with scattered notes on local sentiment and health products.
A reminiscence contrasts a man arriving in New York in 1969 with all possessions in a bandana, to a present where everything the man possessed is tied to his wife’s name. The narrator notes Mr. H smiling and stroking his mustache.
The quote highlights a young man named Highfly who is described as having a lofty air and breaking altitude records. The exchange suggests public interest in his achievements and rising status.
A brief entry records a patent application with a 15 dollar fee and notes related details. The text is partially garbled but indicates an official filing action and associated cost.
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