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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
Review of the Nebraska legislature’s shortened session. Fewer bills and laws. emphasis on roads, education, agriculture, and a revised tangible tax. The piece notes limited partisan influence, modest appropriations, and cautious, earnest achievements without dramatic political shifts.
The brow ink stamps feature a portrait of Warren G. Harding. The post office department prepares to fill all requisitions for the new issue and supply all stations before the new postal rates on third class matter take effect April 16.
Baltimore resident W G Bounds recalls retiring December 28 in Chestertown when a watch vanished for over a month. A Three Oaks Michigan parcel yielded the same chain watch with a baseball charm engraved Washington L F Captain 1922. Bounds, former Washington College left fielder, identified the watch and recovered it through a chain of inquiries.
Scientists link sleep walking to brain disorder noting that fatigue causes senses to withdraw from life and the brain to "go to sleep in a lump." In some cases diseased brain parts stay awake while healthy parts sleep, leaving leg movement control active during wakeful eyes and ears.
The piece urges youth leaving college to pursue the real world with courage and persistence. It compares imagination with disciplined effort, stressing that true leadership comes from steady work, honor, and refusing to quit under weariness or doubt.
The Tageblatt reports inventor Libertrau installed his apparatus in a boat carrying 800 kilograms of cargo and then sank the craft. He claimed the device expelled water from the hold and proved the boat could be seaworthy again.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notes probate for the estate of py Griswold deceased. John M Griswold, executor, seeks final settlement and distribution of residue with a court hearing scheduled. notice printed for successive weeks prior to hearing. Louis J Nutgman is listed as residing in Hartigan & Fouts attorneys for the estate.
Notice published April 8 and April 17 1925 warns heirs and interested parties of a probate petition for the Silane estate in Jefferson County. The court orders publication weekly for four consecutive weeks and sets a hearing date for Ayre 27th 1926 at 9 o'clock M. Attorney J Nutzman represents the estate in the matter.
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