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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1917
Page
2
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A commentary insists the nation matures through effort and work, not idle speculation on a first German republic president. It notes morale in the German army has deteriorated, claiming a loss of morals upon entering Belgium.
Government revenue talk notes a liberal spender. A Nebra record ties an attendance milestone at the State Fair, surpassing two hundred thousand for the first time in the cenates era.
The article notes that American inventors may be pressed to develop improvements in poison gas, liquid fire, and other devices introduced recently, highlighting a push for technological advancement amid wartime needs.
The article estimates total wartime expenditure reaches about 82 million dollars per the text and translates to roughly 55 dollars per person for every man woman and child based on per capita cost calculations.
Partial readable text discusses meat situation and Nebraska stock market development. Mentions Prof H B Seal andTarenerly, with unclear phrases about saving and tenants. Unable to confirm specifics due to damaged OCR.
Miss Gladys Louthan of Holdrege is champion canner and preserver with 26 pickle varieties 52 jams jellies and marmalades 31 vegetables and 3 soups in the exhibit. Miss Hazel Furman of Kearney runner up with 102 varieties and Miss Irma Holtquist of Holdrege third with 100 varieties.
A cozy bedtime scene unfolds as Nick and Nancy watch the fireplace. Daddy explains the fire’s colors and sounds become Blue Red Yellow Green and black whirls. The Fire Fairies hold a banquet, the Witches spin stories, and sparks leap to tease grown ups before all fade to sleep.
Biggest run of sheep and lambs at Union Stock Yards South Omaha on Sept 19 1917 with 54 000 head of sheep and lambs and 10 600 cattle. Prices show steady to stronger trends for fat stock and feeders with hogs trading steady to higher and feeders higher for lambs.
A cozy scene describes children listening to stories from Witches and drifting to sleep beside a warm fireplace. A later invention note imagines an electric fan with vertical blades drawing air from below and distributing it evenly in all directions.
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