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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
4
The notice indicates Geter in Senedianon, Torus Nebr., is designated for processing through the mail as second class matter. The text specifies mailing status and location details for official classification.
A clipped credit line notes foreign advertising stsing representative THE American Press Association. The fragment notes agency affiliation and service context without full details.
The article argues economic cycles resemble a pendulum and that postwar recovery should lift farming first. It notes low wheat carryover, small 1921 crop, reduced flour supply, and livestock shortages signaling rising farm profits. With unemployment high, farmers should cut production costs and stay informed to seize opportunities.
A poem by Walt Mason uses a mock debate on tobacco bans to warn against anti tobacco crusaders. It portrays the pipe as comforting to tired fathers and suggests moral panic if the pipe is removed. The verse reflects social fear and the tension between addiction and reform.
U S Commissioner Clayton C Herr says fewer prohibition prisoners are likely as a new law requires proof of involvement in liquor distribution before home searches for a still. Previously searches were based on suspicion of still commission.
A reflection on the country editor’s trusted role in communities. He guides, educates, and warns readers through written words rather than speeches, inspiring public sentiment and supporting law, morality, and local growth. He quietly aids the deserving and strengthens civic ties.
The Elizabethtown (Ni J.) News lauds a community figure for broad usefulness and selfless service to fellow residents, promising reward in seeing improvements. The tribute emphasizes his joy in opportunities to aid his town and country.
A mother announces she will choose a new stepfather for her children. Nine year old Ruth questions the man’s hair, then recalls the father’s absence as she contemplates that the mother may have learned more about choosing a partner.
In a Royal Magazine piece from London, a dialog reveals navvies complain about a short sighted worker Joe who struggles when the foreman isn’t watching. They insist the man must work even with poor vision, highlighting harsh crew dynamics.
Adjourned village board meeting in Diller Nebraska with trustees H K Shutt as chair and GC Reinhardt as clerk approved a 1921 expense estimate covering salaries street work street lights printing water maintenance and an advisor for one year totaling 3112.00 to be spread on the records and published as required by law.
The chairmen and board of trustees of the Village of Jefferson County Nebraska enact Ordinance No 94 to levy six percent mills on the dollar against all taxable property within Diller Nebraska per assessment rolls for 1921.
The ordinance provides allocations from the levy for the light and water funds and sets Mills for each purpose. It states the measure becomes effective upon adoption and publication. The 1921 total property valuation is $566,585 including telegraph express and railroad valuations. C A Reinhart, Village Clerk, signed and approved the ordinance on August 1, 1921.
Amy Bower Taylor sues Michael W. Hamma H H Prugh and unknown heirs to quiet and confirm title to the southwest quarter of section 20 township 1 north range 4 east Jefferson county Nebraska. Defendants must answer by September 12 1921. Attorney W J Moss represents the plaintiff.
Creditors of Nancy Clark deceased must present claims to the administrator before the Jefferson County court on October 3, 1921 at 9 a.m. Three months are allowed from July 1, 1921 for filing. Claims not filed by October 1, 1921 will be barred. County Judge J Nutzman issued the order. F L Rain attorney represents the estate.
The region in the Northern Rockies spans fifteen hundred square miles of forests and streams. Glaciers and two hundred fifty mountain lakes enhance the dramatic landscape with carved peaks and wildflowers. The description highlights the thrill and bigness of the scenery.
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