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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
4
A clipped survey notes Japan’s large arable land, armor orders, and education from war as a driver of prices and progress. It quotes ex Senator Washburn predicting rising food prices due to wheat shifts and peeks into farming practices and farm income, hinting at broader lessons for the United States.
A farmer simulates Black Lang hens by turkeys and pockets the price difference. The Baltimore Sun notes ten years of deceit by a farmer. A Nebraska labor bulletin lists the state’s top industries and rankings in beet sugar refining meat packing wheat rye cattle and related outputs.
The column notes visitors including Mrs Ewart and two children from Marysville Kansas visiting uncle 8 Clark and relatives. Bob Clark of Fairfax Pennsylvania stops here on return from the west for a day or two. The Deaver farm west of Diller on E C Aden’s property is divided and sold with Frank Holman receiving 160 acres and J T Henrichs 40 acres. Seede Weimers also listed.
Rev Frank Mills attends a Beatrice conference this week prompting no preaching in the Methodist church next Sunday. His wife and children visit Tecumseh. In Menominee Michigan young women promote the town by wearing black silk stockings with white silk embroidery declaring Me nominee is a good town.
Wal lace Moore formerly of Diller loses in Gage county district court Beatrice to Lew Wehn of Beatrice for damages received in a fight. Wehn sued for $500.
Burlington offers a low rate for tickets good in coaches and chair cars with seats free. On sale Tuesdays and Thursdays during August and September. See W. Sport, Ticket Agent for full particulars.
An unknown person tried to ignite Boss Wright’s threshing rig last Friday night by placing grain on the riddles and tossing live coals from the engine. Damage was slight because sheet iron around the riddles protected the machine.
The First National Bank of Diller announces the issue of new national bank notes in twenty dollar denominations. Under national banking law it may issue up to its forty thousand dollar capital but will start by issuing only one fourth of that amount. The notes are crisp with an excellent likeness of late President William McKinley.
Jake Henrichs of Blue Rapids Kansas visits town greeting old friends. He owns a riverfront 80 near Blue Rapids with corn Sowa yielding 70 to 90 bushels per acre. He has bought a nearby quarter section and reports strong prospects. friends in Diller note his prosperity in the Sunflower State.
The Burlington announces low summer round trip rates to many destinations including St Louis Chicago Kansas City Omaha and the Great Lakes region with stopovers and special Tuesday Thursday coach excursions in August and September. Contact CW Scott, Ticket Agent, for trip details and least cost guidance.
The advertisement touts Cole's Hot Blast as airtight with a smokeless feed door for cheap fuel and a dustless ash remover. It claims 36 hour fire retention with either soft or hard coal and two hours of morning warming from prior night fuel.
In the matter of the Estate of Paul Kiskall the petition of Barbera Gerner Modicured is heard. The instrument purporting to be the last will and testament is to be proved and recorded. John Timm is named executor. October 21 1904 at 1 PM set for hearing in county court. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record for three weeks prior. C C Boris County Judge.
The ordinance directs sidewalk construction along street frontages in Diller Nebraska with assessments on benefiting properties. It outlines petition and notice steps, bid process, contract letting, and funding via special assessments placed on tax rolls, plus conditions for widths and materials.
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