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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
3
Elizabeth New Jersey congressman Charles N. Fowler urges a joint public debate with Senator Nelson W. Aldrich on a central bank. Fowler argues a central bank would undermine independent banking and democratic government, vowing to meet in one or more major cities to present both sides.
Arrangements are complete for drawing names of winners of 10 000 farms in the Cheyenne river and Standing Rock reservations. Tuesday morning Alice Jackson of Aberdeen and Josephine Burke daughter of Congressman Charles Burke of Pierre will begin drawing names and continue all week as 81 000 applicants are registered.
Contractors work on the roof of the federal building in Grand Island Nebraska and aim to enclose it before cold weather to allow interior winter work. The contract sets a March 31 completion target, but officials doubt it will be met.
Secretary of State Junkin raises whether voters may mark a straight party ticket while selecting a different judge candidate. The attorney general is asked to rule if a cross against a democrat for judge, while keeping a party line for others, can be counted. The issue ties to a supreme bench race and nonpartisan aims.
John Masourides through attorneys appeals the Douglas county sentence of hanging for the February 19 murder of South Omaha policeman Edward Lowry. He asserts 68 trial-issue exceptions and claims state witnesses were coerced. Masourides shot Lowry and wounded himself as they were en route to jail with a girl present.
Attorney General Thompson and Assistant AG Martin with three railway commissioners and experts Powell and Westling have been closeted for days examining railroads testimony in Omaha. They seek to strike the 2 cent fare law and Aldrich maximum freight rate law. The railroads faced Special Master in Chancery Chas Pearsall. the state resumes November 10 before him in the federal court.
The exchange defines the ultimate consumer as the last recipient of an article in commerce. It cites a hotel guest ordering chicken hash as a concrete example of final consumption in the article’s commercial life.
A brief aside notes that Mr Burbank recognizes Delicious as one prominent example amid hundreds, signaling a wider context without elaborating specifics.
A brief dialogue shows a recruit recalling smelling powder while claiming prior drug-store exposure before enlistment, reflecting wartime recruitment banter. The exchange hints at casual wartime talk between an experienced noncommissioned officer and a recruit.
Spains and bruises vanish with Perry Davis Painkiller according to a vivid product pitch. The ad touts 25c 50c sizes and urges households to stock up during icy weather. Also promotes Lewis' Single Binder cigars and mentions boarding-house coffee as well roasted. The copy frames recovery and uplift for the downhearted man.
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