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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
2
At the eighth annual American meat packers convention in Chicago speakers warned of a looming meat famine. They urged small farmers to raise two beef steers yearly, divide ranges into farms, develop the southern cattle and hog industry, and substitute corn for cotton to boost beef production.
The body of New York's late mayor William Jay Gaynor arrived at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn after a funeral described as without parallel. In the family plot the flag draped coffin was lowered with pallbearers including William H. and city officials led by Mayor Kline in attendance. An Episcopalian service preceded the interment.
A fragment notes Joa stating he left the country on Consul Stratton of Manzanillo’s advice as conditions worsened for residents and travelers.
Spaut and foun are linked in a terse pursuit described in fragmented notes. The text names a chase and an unnamed committee or official body involved. Details are sparse, with several garbled terms and unclear roles.
A terse notice notes the Ostertee move affecting local transport services. Officials indicate timetable adjustments and service realignments with limited details available to riders. Community groups urge riders to check official channels for updates and route changes.
Fire destroyed Wesleyan in a forest reserve near Pine Grove in California while a boy hero saved many lives. De Gardner of Michigan named new head of the G A R and National City Bank of New York to discuss a measure before a committee. Negotiations with Mexico could resume at any time. The forty seventh annual encampment session was set to meet in Detroit Michigan with the meeting place chosen for 1914.
In Senate Samuel Untermyer addressed the banking committee on the administration currency bill. Conferees on the tariff bill continued work. Joseph W. Folk was confirmed as state department collector. Senator Martine spoke in defense of Bryan lecture tours. House adjourned at 12 37 until noon Thursday. Representative Howard of Georgia introduced a resolution to retire 2 percent bonds via postal savings deposits. adjourned at 1 25 until noon Wednesday.
The Senate with no session Monday will hear continued Banking Committee discussions on the administration currency bill. The House also remains not in session.
As relief workers and employees of Louis F. Dow company face threat, a boy fired at a car and blasted across floors causing a loss of about $310,000 to the office fixture maker and its building.
A speaker urged boosting the university endowment with broader church patronage across the state. He cited the university owing about $100,000, a debt he attributed to student funding streams.
The plan passed the chamber with a vote of 286 to 84. The session adjourned at 3 56 p m to resume Monday at noon.
An elderly farmer Cornelius Husk explains his eight hour system to a new worker. He outlines eight hours in the forenoon eight in the afternoon and two to three extra hours after supper during hay and harvest season.
A fragmentary line records a speaker asking a companion if the task was completed. The garbled text appears to reflect casual dialogue with uncertain phrasing and missing context.
A brief Houston Post quotation presents a fragmented exchange about risk and retrying after loss with literary phrasing. The line notes doubt and conditional consideration in a wartime or reflective context.
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