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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1897
Page
3
Jefferson Co Record notes childrearing maxims and reports Illinois Central’s new labor plan. Stuyvesant Fish, IC president, leads the economy-focused scheme claimed to curb strikes. Manufacturing firms seek details on applying the model to other industries.
A tame hippo calf was captured on the African riverbank after its mother hid it in a hole. The men watched the mother leave the river then stole the calf and brought it to London. It eats grass and vegetables and appears fond of its new life.
The Grand Island model shows room for sixteen sugar plants in Nebraska counties with every township able to supply beets to maximum factory capacity. Experts predict a thousand such factories could yield about a half million dollars each, boosting wealth and prosperity statewide.
Officials of the Illinois Central railway review 1,500 employees applications to purchase stock. Applications arrive at about 250 to 300 per month, signaling strong worker interest in aligning with executive policy and ownership aims.
The Doniphan Index highlights a critique of wealth distribution. The speaker recalls army pay, mining camps, and paydays where wages quickly concentrate among a few, urging a remedy by addressing human nature and systemic causes.
An ordinance provides for the levying and collection of a license tax on persons firms corporations for the sale of malt vinous and intoxicating liquors used or to be sold in the village. The ordinance imposes a license tax on each person firm corporation and other associations as specified by the city.
A fragmentary notice outlines penalties for violations of village ordinances. It references fines and enforcement actions, including citations against corporations or associations and individuals. The document notes the ordinance takes effect after passage and approval and is signed by the Chairman and Village Clerk.
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