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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
2
An editorial urges appreciation for police and jail staff who risk their lives enforcing the law. It praises public support while condemning lawlessness and calls readers to endorse enforcement to protect public safety.
State Tax Commissioner Williams urged county and precinct assessors to inform taxpayers to report all cash on hand and intangibles. He cited a 2.5 mill tax on cash versus 5 mill on intangibles, noting small amounts in cash would incur far lower taxes, encouraging honesty in reporting.
Ohio Governor Donahey decries bond issue backing by residents with no property to pay taxes. He argues the public will bear the cost through higher taxes and that many will evade their share yet face funding demands via everyday utilities and services.
A witty reflection notes money may buy a car that enables a man to seek happiness, implying mobility and possibility accompany wealth. The saying contrasts wealth with intangible joy and suggests travel as a path to fulfillment.
The document outlines a one year initial control by board of directors in Diller Nebraska with annual meeting on the first Tuesday in January. Shares transfer by written instrument and stock certificate surrender. Officers are president vice president secretary treasurer and manager with a circular corporate seal. Amendments require two thirds vote of issued shares. Attorneys Denney and Denney appear for incorporation.
A National Geographic bulletin extols Trinidad as a vast source of asphalt and by products. It details the island’s endless lake pitch at La Brea, the 110 acre pool, ongoing removal despite flux, and cites Columbus sighting peaks and Port of Spain as the capital.
A Duluth Herald note observes that some men, deemed good for nothing else, can argue with considerable skill. The remark highlights a paradox about verbal prowess versus practical utility.
A fragment notes that the names Patience and Prudence are no longer used for the No Never Girls in Greenville Piedmont, reflecting a change in naming convention or group identity. The line foregrounds regional context without further details.
An eminent German professor notes bees recruit scouts to find food and use a dance to lure others to the source. The bees smell collected perfume and follow to the food. He claims bees distinguish colors except crimson and recognize others readily.
The article traces a history of name changes for the Russian capital and compares it to Peking. It notes Peking’s evolution from Chi in the twelfth century B C to Yen to Yu-Chou Nan Ching Yen-Ching Khan-baligh Pei-ching and finally Peking, with Shun-tien-fa as an unofficial official title.
A suspicious wife confronts her husband about time away from home. He evasively references “talking business with Tom Baker” amid sly insinuations of infidelity. The exchange hints at a domestic dispute and possible deception.
Notice is given that Wiemers Chester White Swine Company is incorporated in Diller Nebraska to buy, raise, promote Chester White Pure Bred hogs and related real estate. Capital stock is 1000 dollars, five hundred shares at 50 each, with 5000 paid before commencing business. Charter date May 16 1925. Authorize two thirds stock limit. Board of ...
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