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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
2
Notice states subscription options one year in advance and six months in advance options. It notes offices at Diller and Nebr for mail transmission as second class matter. Advertising rates are available upon application with business locals charged at five cents per line.
Omaha undertakers forecast a 20 percent drop in funeral costs after year end as light demand drives cuts. Nebraska coch dealers trim $1.00 per ton on all grades due to weak demand. Auburn school board bans teacher attendance at dances and amusements amid teacher protests. Governor McKelme to urge legislature to amend the constitution to allow state bonds for farmer loans and temporary measures to ease low agricultural prices.
Richard Lee Beck, 13, of Bridgeport Ohio, who won the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps title for the second time, staged a local feat firing 58 shots and dropping 58 pigeons at the Bridgeport National Bank from over 100 feet away, proving his expert marksmanship.
Congress tightens immigration controls amid a flood of foreigners. one year of stringent rules, including sponsorship by American relatives, is proposed. The speaker urges closing ports until conditions normalize and reopening only to those with respect for the U.S. government and a desire to become citizens.
The text argues that farms able to afford silos milk separators and barns can also afford a bathroom septic system washing machine running water electric lighting and other modern conveniences. It links farm wealth to household gear and labor-saving devices for women and cattle care.
In the matter of the estate of James E Long deceased Anna Long administratrix petitions for final settlement and distribution hearing set for January 24 1921 at 9 AM in the County Court Room Fairbury Nebraska notice to all interested parties by publication for three weeks prior to the hearing Louis J Nutzman County Judge Frank L Rain attorney for estate
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