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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
2
A Thanksgiving message urges national boosterism and gratitude for American liberty property rights and opportunities. It lauds home ownership infrastructure education and communication systems while calling readers to exhibit pride in a country with broad advantages for the poor and the public good.
A Sears Roebuck Foundation study analyzes whether buying or renting is cheaper for farms. It cites Jefferson county data from 1920 showing cash rents of 3.17 per acre with land valued at 111 per acre, yielding 29 percent, and rents of 2.95 per acre on leased farms valued at 119 per acre, yielding 25 percent.
A notice from the adjutant general of the United States Army urges World War I veterans to submit their applications for adjusted compensation promptly. Veterans who do not intend to apply are asked to notify the adjutant general.
Fragmentary article notes motorists misinterpreting a Stop Look and Listen warning as an instruction for railroad engineers, causing unclear safety guidance and calls for clearer signage.
A humorous item describes a potential husband as sturdy and dour yet kind. He talks of plans for a technical magazine and night labor, claiming you would be a wonderful mate, though he never considers if you would suit.
University researchers led by Dr Little and Dr Bovie with General Electric show ultraviolet rich artificial light from a fused quartz mercury arc lamp yields larger stronger chicks and suggests sun exposure is key to preventing rickets in children. They note window glass blocks healthful rays and that outdoor sun boosts calcium metabolism and growth.
Four year old Washington DC resident Little Roy Haller tests his first roller skates with front and rear shock absorbers made from pillows highlighting a safety first attitude.
Public notice in the Jefferson County Nebraska district court lists John Pulec v Edith Smith and others. The notice addresses the public defendants and all interested parties and indicates a forthcoming action.
Notice of public sale of property from the estate of Ed Retere. J A Brant attorney for Ed Retere announces the sale to settle debts and distribute proceeds. Bidders and interested parties should review terms, conditions, and schedule notices in the court records.
First published November 28. Final publication December 19. Probate notice for the State of Nebraska involves the estate of Jefferson Seri Abraham L. Tinsimpan deceased. Administratrix with will annexed named Ein Greerege.
In re the estate of the deceased, county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska issues probate actions. Creditors and claimants are advised to present claims by a specified date, with orders for final settlement and allowance to be entered.
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