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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
2
The Diller Record lists subscription terms including in advance car pricing and advertising rates. The notice states post office transmission, second class matter, and business locale ads run until ordered out at 5 cents per line per insertion.
The Illinois Assembly may push legislation to curb night riding and masked violence akin to Tennessee’s harsh penalties. The editorial argues masks enable private justice and urge open law enforcement, condemning disguises and secret societies.
Governor Sproul referenced rival trade claims during a Harrisburg dinner and recounted a folksy exchange about aging political figures, including Calhoun Clay, Uncle Eph, and Wash White, noting a tale of a hundred and four. The anecdote blends humor with political memory from earlier times.
In Washington a boy laments while shoveling snow. After two hours of labor a tramp snatches the neighbor's shovel but not his own. The boy explains he weeps because the thief did not steal his shovel as well, revealing a humorous misunderstanding.
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes ancient tales where Adem Solomon Samem Caesar and other figures are cited with women shaping outcomes. It laments recurring pattern of women influencing events and history being revised to center them.
Senator Sorghum says he will sleep undisturbed election night and watch returns all night. The campaign aide asks about preparations as the eve of the vote approaches.
A craftsman cherishes his inaugural dollar as a keepsake, while a skeptical neighbor comments that a collector waiting for the next item is a better fate than a doorstep demand. The exchange hints at pride in craft and the tension with eager collectors.
Two women hurriedly parted after an exchange about rushing home to dinner. One briefly entered a nearby movie theater and sat for 15 minutes before recognizing the neighbor she had just left on the street.
The State of Nebraska County In the matter of the estate of Bospeising tub Wine the statement of Eva Ether Stotte prays for probate of the will instrument dated February 43 1923 and hearing is set for March 14 1923 at 9 o clock before the county court at Hutchinson showing cause why the petitioner should not be appointed executor or administrator and all interested persons may appear. County Judge Rein attorney for estate.
State of Nebraska announces probate action in Jefferson County for the estate of Lydia Rene. The notice, dated February 2 with publication through February 16, 1923, seeks readable claims and appointment of fiduciaries.
A material ad touts cretonne as ideal for curtains drapes coverings or trimmings with many new color and pattern combinations.
February 26 1923 at 9 oclock A M the hearing on the petition to grant administration of the estate to Lydia S Rowe as Administratrix is ordered in the county court at Fairbury. A copy of this order will be published weekly in the Diller Record prior to the hearing to notify all interested parties. Louis J Bataan County Judge F L Rain attorney for the estate.
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