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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
1
At a Kanass City sale of Angora goats clients paid from 8.15 to 25 dollars per head. The animals largely came from New Mexico and fetched solid bids. A note mentions Burke in English Town Monmouth County New Jersey.
Local notes recount a girl dashing for a Santa Fe train to see a friend she hadn’t met in twenty four hours. The tale, alongside guidance on farming tree planting, appears in the Garnett Eagle and Guide Rock Signal amid regional weather and a Nebraska state camp meeting tease with affordable lodging and rail rates.
The Board of County Commissioners will hold a meeting at the County Clerk's office on Tuesday June 11 1901 and continue for three days. Taxpayers are urged to check their assessments as corrections will not be made at any other time. By order of the Board.
In a local reflection, residents highlight that while Pima could be valuable, many would rather sacrifice their time than part with their money, suggesting a valuing of labor or convenience over cash.
A writer notes a man’s tense query about saloons being closed, then relief as he resumes his errands to town with a final restless urgency. The scene captures local mood and the need to proceed despite nerves.
May 16 1901 meeting of the Diller village Board of Trustees estimated salaries and street work costs for the fiscal year starting May 1 1901 at 500.00 and ordered them recorded and published. 1900 revenue totaled 344.73 with PR Matias as Chairman and Henry Eaton as Village Clerk.
Ordinance No 47 of the Village of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska levies ten mills on all taxable property for village purposes and directs the funds to general village use. The measure becomes effective upon adoption and is attested by the village clerk.
Notice to owners of multiple lots in Diller Nebraska that a sidewalk was ordered at a regular village board session. It runs on the south side of Caster Street and north side of Kelley Street to the corner of Lot 4, Block 1 in the first addition. Village Clerk Hawny Earsie.
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