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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
4
Salient Miscellany From 1903 Newspaper
A fragmented 1903 text notes scientific curiosities about blood cells and a cowgirl superstition near Holbrook Arizona. It also cites Catholic demographics in the United States and mentions German lead pencils manufactured in the U.S. by E Faber with origins dating to 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
E. Faber
Been
New Revenue Law Alters Tax Due Dates
The new revenue law effective September 1 sets all taxes due November 1 instead of October. Personal taxes due September 1, 1903 become delinquent September 1 this year. Real taxes are due May 1 of the following year as under the old law.
Keg in Mud in Turkey Marked U B Found
Excavation finds a keg in mud of Turkey bearing the U B mark. It is said to have contained whiskey and was consigned to the army pavement at Leavenworth. Details are unclear and the report is fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Leavenworth
Paler
Court Notes on Matrimonial Duties and Residence
A truncated report discusses a court view on the wife’s duty to follow the husband’s choice of residence and the impact on the machinery of justice. The fragment mentions the husband head of the family and hints at a broader notice to wives.
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Actae Iudae
Agricultural planter width debate at local institute
The Djinois corn ex noting instruction at our te fn institute favors reducing the width of the planter to three feet four inches. This would yield about four hills per acre, or roughly 760 acres per one fifth more, with a potential gain in germination and dropping efficiency. The discussion notes that a missing hill wastes less seed and questions how many hills can be reliably produced with the adjusted spacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Shame
Te Fn Institute
German official study praises American industry progress
A German official report to the government highlights the United States as advancing industrial strength and expresses respect for the American tariff system. The analysis notes the ongoing rapid development over the past decade and the positive impact on national resources and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baronne
An Becker
Burlington workers secure wage hikes across system
Farmers earned an average of $73 per farm last year, up $11 from three years ago. Engineers and firemen on the Burlington system have been granted wage advances ranging from 5 to 10 percent, effective September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Nebraska Cigarette Law Provisions for Minors
A summary of the new Nebraska law restricting tobacco sales to minors under eighteen. Violations carry fines from twenty to fifty dollars, plus court costs, or 10 to 30 days imprisonment at the judge's discretion. The act repeals and updates sections 245 and 241 of Chapter 23 and related laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Traveling solicitor targets Kansas City doctors in fraud scheme
A Nemaha County Herald report warns of a traveling solicitor posing as a doctor from Kansas City who canvasses communities, exploits chronic patients, and charges 100 to 200 dollars for worthless mail order treatments. He warns residents to ignore such claims and protect themselves from false medical schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Johnson
Kansas City
Ianae Hased
Nina Ace
Oend
Elasa
Nemaha County
Elegant Fur Line Promises Fashion Edgin This Season
A new line of furs debuts promising a long lasting fashion run for the season. The collection emphasizes luxury and versatility as wearers seek timeless pieces.
Underwear Sale Offers Wide Men Women and Child Options
Store promotes a large stock of men s women s and children's underwear across all grades with broad sizing for every customer.
Remarkable Demand for Flannelette Cloth Styles
Nothing in piece goods has matched the demand for flannelette. The cloth suits a wide range of uses from kimonos to house dresses. A large display shows hundreds of designs in Persian, striped, gray, black, white patterns, and plain colors at prices lower than the competition.
Ladies Skirts In Latest Styles Now In Stock
Shop offers wide selection of skirts with newest grades cuts finishes and fabrics. Browse the latest styles and find a skirt to suit your taste and wardrobe.
Fashionable Dress Goods Offerings
We feature a finer assortment of dress goods including new and fancy weaves such as Cheviots Homesoups Mohairs Cecilians Brilliantines Venetians and Broadcloths plus Zibelines in French German English and Domestic qualities for stylish suits and skirts.
Fall Milliner Promotes Bigger, Finer Line at Low Prices
Fall milliner announces a larger and finer fall line now ready for inspection with prices that will startle customers.
Fall Suits and Overcoats For Men and Boys
Snappy fall attire in up-to-date patterns from famous makers. Elegant new styles with character and dignity. Hand-tailored feel and made-for-you appearance stand up to expert scrutiny.
New Line of Boots and Shoes Opens for Cold Weather
A new line of boots and shoes including lined goods for cold weather has opened and will be sold at remarkably low prices.
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