Big history claims and curious notes from Diller Neb
The September 10 1909 issue reports on Nebraska apple crops state politics and lawsuits against the Nebraska Telephone Co. It notes Gov Shallenberger seeking re election and an M E church district conference moving from York to Lincoln due to meningitis. It claims Dr Cook and Robert K Perry announced North Pole findings in 1908 and 1909. It ends with musings on automobiles and flying machines.
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M. E Church
Lincoln
York
State Board of Health
Dr. Cook
Robert K. Perry
North Pole
Perry
Fuller
Tallest corn tale spurs chatter across the state
Folk lore and social commentary mix in a Kansas City Journal item about corn stalk heights and cobble stone streets, paired with a local Argus gripe about maidens walking abreast blocking sidewalks. The note merges rural wit with urban etiquette as traveling correspondents spread tall tales and modern manners.
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Kansas
Jackson
Corp
Methodist Church
Kansas City Journal
The Last Act ends in romance and ambition
In a backstage drama, Misa Atherton and Carruthers clash over a happy ending. He insists on his planned dawn terrace finale with the prince and lover, while she pushes for a hopeful wrap. A confession from Misa reveals a desire for happiness, altering the final act.
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Violeta
Misa Atherton
Egypt
Miss Atherton
Carruthers
Tam
Bine
Matt
Catone
Reautitale Carruthers
Out In the Rain And Weather Oddities Reported
An odd fragment notes rain plans clashing with a new hat as a weather report cites a tiny precip amount. It mentions phrases treason apeater and Patrick Henry in a random dialogue with no clear event or date.
320 Acre Free Homesteads Along Burlington Lines
Mondell Homestead Law allows 320 acre tracts in Wyoming Colorado and Montana with same residence and cultivation requirements as smaller parcels. Lands attract 16 to 21 inches of rain and crops prove productivity. Excursions are run the first and third Tuesdays to these lands. inquiries directed to D. Clem Deaver General Agent Land Seekers Information Bureau Omaha Nebraska.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Omaha
Weston County
Burlington
The
D. Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
Omaha, Nebr
Notice of Special Election in Diller Nebraska 1909
Village of Diller Jeffer son County Nebraska calls a special election on October 1 1909 at the McManee Building to decide on issuing thirteen thousand dollars in water bonds with a five percent maximum interest, fifteen year tenor, and a sinking fund. If two thirds vote in favor the village may issue the bonds for a waterworks system. bonds payable at bearer with interest semiannually and secured in New York. A two thirds favorable result will authorize the Chairman and Board of Trustees, and the Clerk, to sign and attest the bonds and place the village seal. Proceeds to be kept in a Water Fund and spent only by order of the Board. Notices to be published in the Reconn and posted publicly twenty days before the election.
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Diller
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Eaid Village
Truetees
City of
New York
State of New York
Board of Trustees
Eaid
Aaid
J. Smith Diller
A. D
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Quick Relief
Advertisement cites instant relief from headaches rheumatism neuralgia and pains of any nature claiming Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease strains on nerves. Testimonial letters praise eradication of headaches and neuralgia with limited 25 dose 25 cent packages sold by druggists with first package return if no benefit. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
OO. T
Rusself E .C
N.w.ry
Battle Creek
RS. M. J. Hamilton
Upper Alton
Ill
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Diller Record
Frank T. Pearce
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Northeast
Nebraska Legisature
Nebraska Telephone Co
Gage County Court House
Shallenberger
Dahlman
Argus
Virginia Blair
Associated Literary Press
Mise Atherton
Carruthera
Muire
Atherton
Sarah
Pine Point
Carl
Patrick Henry
Out
Acre
McManee
Waggoner Bros
Bou
Samuel J. Clark
J. G. Neely
Packer's Restaurant
Diller, Nebraska
L. P. Raymond
Erdlison