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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1925
Page
2
The article argues towns should focus on livable conditions and social vitality to attract and keep residents. It warns that chasing factories alone risks barren futures and urges decent housing, natural beauty, welcoming attitudes, and wholesome community life to nurture children and prevent outward migration.
The piece argues that the Soviet Union risks famine as it sells grain abroad to fund the army and officials. It claims starving citizens lack money to buy back grain, condemns the regime for treating property owners as capitalists, and warns of growing hardship for farmers under Soviet policy.
A critiqued notice praises Mr. Henry Tucker of Virginia for supporting the Congress vote to raise pay to $10,000 annually. The piece endorses the patriotism behind the pay hike and notes Tucker’s role as a former congressman involved in approving the increase.
Several lawmakers voted for the raise, but one Virginia representative stood by principle and refused to accept the higher pay. He said Congress cannot grant himself a salary he does not morally deserve. We await further reports on whether others will follow suit.
French scholar uncovers a parchment planisphere in the National Library Paris. Charles de la Ronciere identifies the piece as Christopher Columbus's own hand drawn map presented to Ferdinand and Isabella at Granada.
A historian argues a 15th century map attributed to Columbus links Genoa and Italian origins to a span covering Santa Fe during the Granada siege. He asserts the plate shows Granada from the exterior and places North America near Ireland, suggesting Columbus foresaw the New World.
A Horace aphorism urges counting birthdays with gratitude forgiving friends and growing gentler as age advances, promoting self improvement through time.
A reflective note cites Goethe acknowledging that mankind always faces obstacles and the pressure of necessity to develop its powers, implying continual growth through challenge. The idea links struggle with advancement and resilience.
A brief quotation expresses the idea that feeling love and suffering define a woman's life, reflecting Balzac’s view on female experience as devoted and emotional. The line presents a timeless meditation on emotion, devotion, and life choice.
A fragment quotes a line claiming inviolable fate with a bold assertion about destiny and courage. The source text centers on a bellicose and dramatic phrasing attributed to Bryant.
An excerpt discusses how extreme underwater pressure affects objects. A soda bottle shows hydraulic ram force at 2000 fathoms as its wooden stopper pushes through glass. A weighted meat sample emerges tender after deep sea exposure and near freezing conditions.
A Washington Star writer recalls a frugal early marriage spent on three daughters and rising costs. After years of hard work, an earnings boost lands a costly diamond ring for the mother, finally fulfilling her long wait for an engagement ring.
Scarborough famed mineral springs once known as the Queen of Watering Places have closed after two centuries of service. The springs were believed rediscovered in 1520 and built over in the late 16th century, becoming a fashionable resort noted for entertainment and social scene.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice for Daniel the deceased. Executor John M Griswold seeks final settlement and distribution of the estate. A hearing is set for April 27, 1925, at county court in Fairbury to show cause why petition should be granted. Attorneys Hartigan and Fouts represent the estate.
First publication April 3 1925 last publication April 17 1925 notices read that in Jefferson County the estate of Abraham deceased is under probate after filing of petition.
Administratrix Adtie B Tristmen seeks final account approval and distribution of remaining estate. Hearing set for April 27, 1925 at 9:00 AM in the County Court of airbury. Notice to interested parties via The Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge seal. Denney and Denney, attorneys.
RSE Resed welcomes you to make our office your headquarters when in the County Seat, located over the First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska.
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