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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
4
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The article contrasts views on national prohibition with Dr Nicholas Murray Butler arguing the saloon is abolished yet liquor traffic remains massive and hard to enforce. Richardson contends prohibition boosts worker efficiency and improves workers' condition, echoed by employers and union officials. The New York Times cites Judge Gary noting prohibition reshapes the steel industry and widespread public support.
The article notes American rubber and cotton industries growing dependent on foreign materials and taxes. It cites a tire maker urging domestic rubber production and Britain encouraging cotton farming in colonies. It mentions a dam costing 55 000 dollars and a push to cultivate more cotton across large tracts.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers started a bank venture about five years ago with 17 million dollars in capital. Viewpoints from bankers framed it as an experiment in investment corps as the union sought banking operations rather than expanding bank numbers.
Agricultural note outlines methods to reduce chinch bugs by burning winter cover and thorough cleanup. Emphasizes destroying overwintering habitat, timing control with grain ripening, and using barriers or spraying to trap bugs. Contains unrelated biblical dialogue fragment mixed in.
The Chicago Tribune recalled how William Jennings Bryan won his wife through Bible knowledge. Mrs Bryan described meeting him at Illinois College in Jacksonville in 1879 and the strong impression he made on her.
The notice declares probate actions in the state of Nebraska with dates for publication from August 7 to August 28, 1926. It cites attorneys Las Nateman and Conney and outlines claims and examination in the probate court.
Publication dates Aug 7 to Sept 4 announce probate action for Elizabeth M estate. County Judge directs claims and examination terms at the county court on a stated date in Jefferson County.
In a shorthand notice the County J Reed and Desias attorneys announce a court hearing set for December 1925. The fragment indicates a civil action involving opposing parties and counsel, with dates and courtroom arrangements to be confirmed.
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