Post Office Listing Notes Second Class Mail Use
A government notice records that mail from the Foreign Representative Association is entered at the St Diller Kansas post office as second class matter for postal handling and classification.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
4
A government notice records that mail from the Foreign Representative Association is entered at the St Diller Kansas post office as second class matter for postal handling and classification.
The article argues that homes could heat and cool by electricity as the United States considers grand electrification projects. It compares this future to flying machines and notes the barrier is lowering costs to make electricity affordable for common households. High powered transmission lines would deliver heat light and power to urban areas.
Postmasters nationwide receive instructions on parcel post handling for insured items. Packages must be addressed legibly in ink with both recipient and sender names. Items improperly wrapped or tied, and lacking proper labeling, may be rejected or deemed insufficient for acceptance.
Nebraska hosts 115 traveling libraries delivering books on request to rural residents. Librarians visit by request, sending special sets to readers in need. The program aims to reach about half a million people statewide.
A proposition seeks to relocate a major section about four hundred miles of its path. The proposal aims to utilize the extracted area for a new project and would affect the surrounding regions and stakeholders.
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The Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln runs September 4 to 9 with a grand night show featuring a mammoth fireworks display. Officials say wartime color innovations and trade secrets are being revealed as manufacturers showcase new schemes and effects.
The upcoming Nebraska State Fair offers an emphasized educational program and recreational features, described as the greatest and most worthwhile vacation opportunity in the area.
Mrs. Torkins tells Charley the new cook will quit unless he stops the phonograph. She says the jazz records set such a rapid tempo she forgets herself and works three or four times as fast as her wages.
Calvin Waldron and companions spotted a full grown weasel high in a tree on a Conyngham mountainside. They flushed it down and Waldron captured the animal alive with help from friends nearby.
A fragment discusses American ingenuity in everyday labor saving devices. The piece notes widespread belief in convenience, citing examples from home and office life and reflecting on American innovation. It mentions devices like electric curling irons and door mail chutes, illustrating a modern, convenience oriented culture.
A damaged OCR fragment lists monetary figures including 48,786.98 210.00 and 1,801.91 plus totals like 169,078.15 and 319,525.89, followed by attestations and a dated signing note. It mentions a commission expiry and a signature line with a date of August 12, 1921.
In Jefferson County Nebraska O J Mayborn the cashier of the bank reports a 76.46 increase. The document includes legal language and authentication by the cashier. The fragmentary note references a financial event and the state county seal. confirms the bank action and date line.
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