Local Business Notices and Tariff Rates Listed
A fragment details that notices must be placed at a rate of five cents per line and that a business item is ordered out. It preserves the era’s formal tone and adheres to compact pricing information.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
Recordkeeping and economics in farming and motoring life
The piece argues farmers should maintain detailed farm ledgers for all crops and activities to pinpoint profits and losses, warning that without records they operate in the dark. It notes 12 million motor vehicles in use in the United States, most for pleasure, and cites monetary policy actions replacing the dollar with new coinage as a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Automobile
Senators and Congressmen Receive Surge of Back Home Letters
A garbled USPS era note shows readers sending many letters to Senators and Congressmen from home as political support ebbs and flows. It hints at expectations of action on votes and taxation without clear details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Enet
Abbagesos
Missouri railroad sued over hound death on track
A Missouri man sued a railroad for damages after his hound was killed on the tracks. The railroad defense claims the dog trespassed while chasing a rabbit and violated game laws, that the dog was of poor quality, and that the railroad should be discharged from liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Whistle redesign to save steam and improve hearing
Professor Arthur L. Foley of Indiana University argues that locomotive whistles waste millions of dollars in steam annually. He says the whistle should be placed in front of the smokestack with a reflector behind it and raised to improve audibility. He estimates 85 pounds of steam wasted per hour due to current whistling and notes most whistles are one to two octaves too low to be heard clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Arthur L. Foley
Indiana’ University
Popular Science Monthly
Foley
Bulletin warns Watch Carriers to wind their watches
A railroad company issues a bulletin directing its Watch Carriers to wind their watches. The notice stresses punctuality and time discipline for timely deliveries. Workers should ensure accuracy and maintain standard timekeeping procedures.
Undefined fragment prompts medical terms confusion
Fragmentary OCR text mentions doctors patients and clients, suggesting a debate on terms. No clear event or entities present to identify a person, place, organization, date, or outcome from the readable snippet.
A Cat Sings Like Humans and Purrs as Song
A curious claim notes that aside from birds only humans and cats sing. The cat's purr is described as a primitive song, its vocal cords resembling human ones and capable of producing a single note similarly to humans.
Homeric Music Turned From Simple Home Theme
A fragment reveals a speaker longing for a Homeric tone and a music maker answers with a claim he can craft “something about home and mother” to suit the request. The brief hints at artistic direction and creative process.
High Pay for Orchestra in New York Coop
The famous New York cooperative dance orchestra paid its members a minimum of 16000 last season. The figure shows strong earnings across the ensemble with some performers earning much more based on roles and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Dance Orchestra
New York
Battered Seven After-Dinner Tek Newally Tale
A fragment from L' y Them Battered Seven reports an after dinner tale about a son and an odd “Tek Newally” moment. The item carries a humorous tone typical of Tit-Bits style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Hearing on Petition for Notice of Order Granted
Fragmentary OCR notes show a hearing on a petition where all interested parties should be notified by copy of the order. The text indicates procedural steps, notice and order filing in a court setting with uncertain names and dates.
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Public notice announces probate proceedings in the estate of a late resident of Jefferson County Nebraska. The document names the county and state authority handling the case with publication dates February 6 and February 20 and 26. It lists the responsible court and notes deadlines for interested parties to respond or appear.
Notice of Referee's Sale Item Missing
Referee's sale notice appears in fragments with unclear date range and incomplete party names. The readable portion references a sale action and official involvement but lacks full details to identify parties, location, or exact terms.
Jefferaron County Panta and Hav ing Carae
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Jefferaron County and a legal or administrative process. Readable items mention a person or entity involved and an action carried out, but essential details and dates are missing. The record remains unclear due to damaged text.
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