The Diller Record by Frank T Pearce
A collection of opinions on wealth and politics. Notes on Rockefeller and Watson plus a Panama Canal warning. Cuba’s American capital influence is discussed with penalties for enslaving workers in Missouri and enforcement in the South.
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Panama
Uncle Sam
Atherton Brownell
Appelton’s
Cuba
Alcohol from Corncobs Promises Industrial Value
The Department of Agriculture reports progress in producing alcohol from corncobs and stalks at Hoopers ton Illinois. Tests show yields of 11 gallons per ton from green cobs and 6 gallons per ton from green stalks, implying about 100 pounds of absolute alcohol per ton of stalks. The cob content could raise total yields further, aiding a possible distilling plant tied to a corn cannery.
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Department of Agriculture
Hoopeston
Ill
The Brain Its Capacity to Receive Life’s Impressions
Frederick Peterson notes in Collier's that the brain holds about 9.2 billion cells and that perception uses a small reserve, estimating a lifetime daily capacity near 25 thousand cells for reading. He argues brain capacity is limited and urges sparing brain cells.
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Hammerberg
Thomson
Frederick Peterson
Collier’s
Jefferson County Nebraska Land Partition Suit Notice
In the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska John E Clark plaintiff v George H Clark Kate Clark James M Clark Agnes Clark Jane Seaman W H Seaman Christie V Thompson Mary H Miller P B Miller William N Clark Laura Clark Robert H Clark Matilda Clark Wallace W Clark Ella Clark Agnes R Diller David Diler and others defendants. The petition seeks partition of an undivided interest in multiple tracts in Diller and surrounding areas and equity relief. Answer due by November 26 1906.
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George H. Clark
Kate Clark
James M. Clark
Agnes Clark
Jane Seaman
W. H. Seaman
Christie V. Thompson
Mary H Miller
P. B. Miller
William N. Clak
Laura Clark
Robert H. Clark
Matilda Clark
Wallace W. Clark
Elia Clark
Agnes R. Diller
David Diller
Nancy Clark
Roe Clark
Miner
Samuel Clark
Ella Clark
Agnes R. Chillér
David Diler
William N. Clark
John E Clark
District Court
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Aginst
Mary EI. Miller
Roe Chirk
Nancy. Clark
Obj
Prayer of Winch
George T. Clark
John B. Clark
Christie V. Toomps N
Mary H. Miller
Agnes R. Dilier
R. Clark
Minor
Quarte
Eyffersom County
Clark
Diller
Gage County
Joan EB. Ciarg
As Mark Twain Saw It in the Virginia City Enterprise
A humorous reminiscence recalls Mark Twain as city editor in the 1870s using comic paragraphs to praise advertising. The notes cite varied odd facts from murders to weather and crop reports with a quip about a buried forest in Germany and the role of the Enterprise in returning lost property for advertisers.
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Mark Twain
Virginia City Enterprise
Germany
Enterprise
Cheap rail fares to coast states and homeseekers trips
Burlington Bulletin lists cheap one way and round trip rail rates to Pacific Coast cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Tacoma plus routes to Montana Wyoming Utah and western Colorado. It promotes autumn and winter excursions to the South Old Home points in Illinois Iowa Missouri and the Middle West and frequent homeseekers trips to Western Nebraska Eastern Colorado and the Big Horn Basin with free Kinkaid Lands information through D Clem Deaver at 1004 St. Omaha.
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Utah
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ilinois
Lows
Wisconsin
Mixsouri
Nebraska
Kinkaid
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington
Imaha
Kinkaid Lands
Raes
A. Z
Rae
WaKecey
Agent C
Omana
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