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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
2
Local notice notes advertising rates and mailing details for The Diller Record. It mentions post office class matter, sixteen months, and standard line charges per insertion with rates to be announced.
An editorial criticizes the new Congress for not reflecting the last election and notes senators elected before 1924. It argues for earlier sessions and questions La Follette’s Republican status after opposing the party. It stresses party discipline over independence and calls members to choose sides.
Reports say Washington is amazed by agitation in Japan over maneuvers in Hawaiian waters and a forthcoming navy demonstration. Newspapers and societies push for a display seen as an affront while Japan may delay to sway public opinion.
A retelling of the Artaban story, the fourth wise man who aids the dying, gives to the hungry, and clothing the naked while seeking the baby Jesus. He questions if his deeds to the least were enough as a divine voice recalls that service to one of the least is service to Christ.
A scene in a shop shows a seal skin clad girl asking about a $200 donation for a bridge club dinner. The interviewer, Bob Henderson, is interrupted by Mrs Bristow who asserts social privilege while the shabby girl awaits. The exchange hints at fundraising goals of about $2,500 with orchestra and dancing planned.
A department store buyer offers Alice a $500 Christmas project to help the needy. She will work holidays for $20 weekly, with deductions for self purchases and gifts for her mother and children. The offer aims to balance charity with personal improvement, transforming a tense shopping scene into a hopeful arrangement.
A column explores views on marriage and dating myths, noting men’s shifts in attitude, the lasting impact of relationships, and the idea that women balance style with evolving standards. It hints at social expectations of co eds and divorced women while joking about romantic certainty.
Reports from advance agents of mining companies indicate gold regions extend into interior Transvaal beyond current sites. Engineers are being sent to South Africa to investigate. July output reached 829 487 fine ounces, the highest on record, with July value at £8,867,250. First six months’ output valued at £22,500,000, a record.
Probate notice in Jefferson County Nebraska lists the estate of A Tristman deceased. Hearing set for March 1008? for examination and allowance. creditors have until December 27, 1924 to file claims. claims not filed by March 27, 1926 will be forever barred. By order of County Judge Louis Gomes. Denney and Denney attorneys for estate.
Public notice in Jefferson County Nebraska in the case John Pulec vs Edith Smith et al. states an ordered sale of described premises in Steele City and that after prior bid failure a new sale is set for January 7 1926 at 2 pm on the premises to the highest cash bidder. Edward T Woods referee J A Brunt attorney for plaintiff confirms.
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