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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
The snippet lists advertising rates and local business chatter. It also includes assorted remarks on civilization and long life in Mexico, then notes the cancellation of all thirty three Cunningham Alaska coal mining claims amid the Ballinger Pinchot dispute by Secretary Fisher, and ends with a remark on heated politics in Fairbury under a hot sun.
Additional Local Miss Minnie Martin who visited relatives returned to Beatrice Monday. J E Clark cattle dealer at the South St Joseph stock yards spent a couple of days in Diller earlier in the week.
We thank friends and neighbors for their happiness and quick assistance during our recent fire. Mr and Mrs John Wright and family express gratitude for support. Mr Floyd Bailey left for Breese Illinois to take charge of a water system contract for National Co.
Paul Friedly and Jess Gardner who operated the ditching machine for the Diller water mains left for Breese Illinois Wednesday. The National Co. the firm they work for holds the contract to install a water works extension there and also installed the system here.
The passage extols Electric Bitters as a cure for weakness and fatigue. It argues that strong men heading large enterprises must be in good health and claims the tonic will quickly restore energy and vitality.
Voters in Michigan Kansas Oregon and Ohio face the question of supporting woman suffrage this summer. The ballot issue prompts debate among residents as campaigns unfold. Many weigh constitutional or legislative implications while organizers push for equal voting rights nationwide.
Uncle Ezra quips about trouble while Dr King’s New Life Pills sold for 25 cents. James E. Delzell, state public instruction head, mails letters to county superintendents urging teachers to dedicate thirty minutes monthly to fire safety in all public schools to reduce losses and protect property.
Prof C W Pugsley of the Nebraska Experiment Station Extension Department warns Nebraska lacks surplus seed corn this year. He says if home grown seed is not used, Nebraskans must import seed from other states, which yields less. Early selection and proper curing can lift yields by four to six bushels. late planting and unseasonable weather reduced germination, so careful seed practices are essential for next year.
The piece honors fathers and mothers as real heroes who labor hard to provide, educate, and shape children for life. It urges readers to imitate their selflessness and discipline, noting their sacrifices and steadfast moral example across generations.
The Omaha Commercial club launches a campaign to replace the deteriorating Nebraska state capitol with a new, safe, and dignified building. They call the current structure a fire trap and outgrown, urging a modern capitol befitting a century of progress in Omaha as the state’s commercial center.
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