Advertising Rates Declared for Local Susinews
Rates released for local advertising withSusinews run until ordered out at five cents per line per insertion.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
2
Rates released for local advertising withSusinews run until ordered out at five cents per line per insertion.
E L Jenkins declares candidacy for a second term as County Treasurer on the Republican ticket pending voter approval at the Primary Election scheduled for Tuesday July 18, 1922.
County Attorney Frank L. Rain announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office subject to voters at the Primary Election on Tuesday July 18 1922.
F M Tippin declares for a second term as County Sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to voters at the Primary Election Tuesday July 18 1922.
Capper's Weekly essay argues taxes will not fall, citing rising public efficiency, reduced graft, and war costs as causes. It notes state government gains in service value, reforms in treasurer practices, and historical comparisons to earlier wars. It frames taxation as a persistent reality rather to curb.
The speaker argues heavy taxes are a result of expanded government programs from child education to roads and public health. He cites improvements in schools, highways, bridges, and municipal services while acknowledging high costs and urging efficiency, civil service reforms, and less political patronage to cut expenses.
Le Tartre Gaudran near Paris has exactly ten inhabitants, four eligible for office and six outsiders invited as aldermen to meet the rule requiring ten officials. The budget is 1500 francs, with no marriages in a decade, and dissolution would be costly though desirable to some.
A new banjo design features a wooden sounding board behind the head and a horn channel to project sound forward. The instrument includes a back board to boost volume and allow tonal variation, as described in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
A compact, era voice collection of aphorisms on speech, patience, and relationships. It ponders silent answers, spelling interjections, parental guidance, cynicism, gossip, real estate boasts, and the dynamics of married life with humor and caution.
Quoted in the Boston Transcript, Uncle Hzra notes that opportunity may come once with a strong offer but may return in different form multiple times with other propositions.
A fragment notes gold threads used for lace in India are drawn to extreme fineness. 1,100 yards of gold thread weigh one ounce, illustrating remarkable purity and delicate craftsmanship.
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