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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1910

Page

4

Notice Filed for Transmission by Mail Second Class

Office in Diller Nebraska records a notice about mailing procedures as second class matter. The brief item notes the filing and intended handling for postal transmission.

Diller

County Option Explained in Nebraska Legislative Move

The piece explains county option as a simple referendum allowing each county to decide wet or dry by a special election. It notes it is not prohibition and places decision in the county, akin to approving a new courthouse. An added amendment would require petitions and set a two year drought of licenses if the vote fails.

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Army To Put On Show In Omaha

War department plans a large military tournament in Omaha from October 3 to 8 attracting about 6,000 soldiers, horses, artillery and support units. Des Moines precedes the event with a five day tour, then troops travel to Omaha to join local garrisons for a grand display of efficiency and discipline.

Omaha Nebraska Sam United States War Department IneOmaha The Chief Signal Corps United States Army Fort Crook Des Moines Butt Oct

Omaha tournament to showcase army drills and battles

Over 6 000 men attend daily sessions at the camp and tournament grounds with free admission. Progra m features skirmishes for road and river control, cavalry charges, artillery actions, and rapid fire demonstrations. Visitors see dirigible balloons, wireless signaling, and parade by infantry, cavalry, and trains. Prizes total four to five thousand dollars for top displays under General Frederick Smith.

Prokrata United States Army Frederick Smith

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Diller Record Franz T. Peance Secessee Secesee Uncle Sam GRAND Review For People Agri¢Ultural ‘Department Daube, Cohn “& Co Chicago Loock & Habicht U. S. Artillery Dr.o.c. Diehl Ditler, Nebr A. Smith DR. H. Bauguess Diller, Nebr L. P. Raymond
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