10 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
1
The Burlington proceeds with double tracking its main line through Iowa and extends the effort along more distance while straightening curves and reducing grades. The text also notes hair color comparisons and a sailor’s dust formation mystery at sea.
Ohio reports 50 000 republican votes while Kentucky has 7 000 republican. Pennsylvania 125 000 republican and Massachusetts 65 000 republican. Iowa 85 000 republican. South Dakota 8 000 republican. New York 35 000 republican. New Jersey 8 000 republican. Maryland 5 000 democrat. Nebraska 15 000 Fusion.
The piece notes the United States producing 60 percent of world copper, with 45 percent from western mines such as Anaconda in Montana Copper Queen in Arizona Aron Mountain in California. It highlights Pacific slope production and lack of on site refining, with ore shipped east then to Europe and Asia. It also condemns evading debts via statute of limitations, urging repayment of full value.
Referee Fulton Jack of Beatrice, in his annual bankruptcy report, notes 47 cases referred for adjudication with 37 closed. Total scheduled assets $19,215.76 liabilities $1,931,151.66. Dividends paid in settled cases $1,93).20. Average cost per case $30.25. Filed cases span two railroad contractors, a harness maker, two saloon keepers, a brick-maker, a druggist, a stock dealer, two agents, a real estate dealer, a grain dealer, four merchants and thirty-one farmers.
Three Saboba tribe sisters in San Diego County are ages 103, 100, and 96. Se-mullah Ning-lio and Temescal are believed to be among the oldest native women in the United States. Their ages are recorded in the San Gabriel mission archives.
In Watertown Iowa Mr Henderson advocated a constitutional amendment to give Congress power to restrain trusts. He argued federal legislation could standardize treatment across the nation versus state specific laws but cautioned that more power for Congress than currently in the Constitution would be required.
A tombstone inscription hints at a reticent past with the line Twas somebody who is no business of yours. The column notes curious epitaphs found in churchyard markers across New England.
Diller Nebraska offers hauling of all kinds at reasonably low prices. Rates are proportional to load size with ten cent charges for single trunks to or from the depot to any part of town.
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