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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1904
Page
4
Friday September 9 1904 Diller Neb notices details subscription terms and mailing info advertising rates local notes include fire report in New York and a Denver obituary of Mrs Gillespie noted as a large family twin mother plus a financial commentary on money circulation and per capita figures.
Chicago financier Marshall Field heads the nation’s tax list after paying 40 million dollars. The disclosure highlights Field as the heaviest taxpayer among prominent national figures amid a reshaped tax record.
An investigator notes it is common for bakers to blend 20 percent corn flour, 5 percent potato flour, and 75 percent wheat flour, a practice described by a baker as just the.
Republicans nationally show confidence in Roosevelt's election while Congressional Chairman Hon. Mr. Babcock warns seventy two districts are doubtful. The note creates anxiety about the party balance in the next House.
The piece notes Colorado women casting thirty to forty percent of the vote while Parker managers favor carrying Colorado Idaho and Nevada over Indiana. It discusses the influence and dispensability of a single vote in elections.
The forecast calls for 3.5 million acres of wheat this fall in western Canada yielding 65 million bushels. The crop enters a fierce competition with American wheat, suggesting lower flour prices for consumers.
A fragmentary reminiscence likens life to cribbage and card play from youth to old age. The speaker describes hands, jokers, queens, and a knave, ending with death as a shuffling off this mortal coil and awaiting Gabriel's trumpet.
A puzzle asks for the day relation between yesterday today and the week. Old Mother Hubbard rhyme and neighbors appear briefly. Barbed wire prices drop seven dollars per ton plain five dollars nails per ton signaling steel war effects. Catholic archbishop orders Catholic schools only or face ban. Manchuria rich wheat land underutilized amid Sino Russian Japanese war. Ginseng culture deemed unlikely to prosper under US Agriculture pamphlet push.
The Burlington announces low round trip and coach excursion rates to many destinations including St. Louis Omaha Colorado Utah and the Great Lakes region with special Tuesday and Thursday departures during August and September. Through tickets allow World’s Fair stopovers and winter trips with calls for trip descriptions from C. W. Scott, Ticket Agent.
In Arizona desert habitats owls claim holes in cacti and burrows, guarding their nests as chipmunks and ground squirrels quarrel each spring. Screech owls hunt mice, kangaroo rats, scorpions, and beetles, sometimes taking birds or pocket gophers, leaving bone pellets as evidence for naturalists.
The piece presents a string of wry asides about men women and marriage. It mocks vanity laziness and stubbornness with observations on baldness pride culture and courage.
A humorous observation on self reform and domestic quirks. The piece notes how women may aspire to business or theatre and blush at reminders of tights while a husband learns to button the children up the back.
The document records a Treasury Department notice regarding a bank liquidation. It references The First National Bank and Peoples State Bank of Billers, the sale provisions, and certification by deputy comptroller of the currency. The date appears as August. It notes the liquidation process under United States law and estate proceedings.
The document records assets liabilities and capital for the bank with figures for notes coins deposits and certificates of deposit. It includes names of directors Thos Poprice A H Cotman and W Purce and a sworn statement dated September 9 1904 before Notary Franx T Pearce confirming accuracy of the report.
Ordinance authorizes Acetylene Gas Company to erect maintain and operate gas plants in Diller Nebraska for twenty years with exclusive lighting rights. It sets price limits, street and mains access, safety and fire code compliance, and requires plant operation within 120 days of approval.
Miss L Ballard operates as a milliner and agent for Edward B Grossman and Co Chicago offering tailor made suits jackets waists cap furs and related items Also agent for the Delineator displayed in the notice
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