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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
Local notice states advertising rates pending upon application. It lists second class transmission through the Diller Nebraska post office and charges 6 cents per line per insertion for business locals until ordered out.
Gladys Hughes announces her candidacy for the office of clerk of the District Court subject to the will of Democratic electors at the primary.
F. M. Tippin announces his candidacy for sheriff of Jefferson County on the Republican ticket. He seeks the nomination at the April primaries and an election in November if nominated.
The writer argues against forecasts of falling farm prices, noting land remains scarce and valued. Confidence in farming stays high as March approaches, with expectations of stronger land values and the prospect of marketing reforms benefiting producers and consumers alike.
A vast fleet of 48 wooden ships sits idle in Seattle harbor amid claims the vessels represent 12 million dollars of tax funded investment. The piece blames the International Seamen's Union and the Atlantic longshoremen's union led by Andrew J. Foreseth and Samuel Gompers for halting ship operations and exposing the government to labor control as Germany and Japan advance.
The reading emphasizes wisdom and discretion tied to farm values. It asserts that owning a good farm marks fortune and links practical diligence to enduring prosperity, reflecting a rural ethos attributed to Wood Brothers.
Department of Agriculture bulletin 1079 lists open seasons for muskrat opossum otter skunk raccoon mink with dates and notes on beaver restrictions. It also outlines license costs resident two dollars non resident ten dollars and rules about trapping on others premises and property damage permits.
A passage from a study on modern Japan notes that in the Japanese family romantic love is largely absent and frugal duty governs life. It cites instances where a wife is sent back to her family if her husband shows too much affection, a sign of weakness inBushido era norms.
Taxpayers with net income at least 1000 single or 2000 married must file sworn returns by March 15. Nebraska residents file with Collector George L. Loomis in Omaha. Forms 1040A 1040 1065 1120 and 1041 may apply. information returns 1099 1096 required for payments of 1000 or more.
A condensed look at Aristotle’s idea of a common sense a master clearing house uniting hearing sight and other senses. He argued there is a human faculty that enables understanding and rational synthesis, a view philosophers have upheld through ages.
The article catalogues bridal wreath traditions worldwide with flowers and crowns from England to Serbia, noting symbols like orange blossoms and myrtle. It then argues for three meals daily, asserting moderate, evenly spaced eating aids digestion and that reducing meals is less rational than lighter meals.
The biggest trees in the world reside in California and include redwoods and sequoia gigantea. Redwood groves grow on the western slope of the coast range, sequoia gigantea on the Sierra Nevada highlands. Giants exceed 250 feet in height, with some near 400 feet. trunks up to 90 feet around. Bark is reddish brown and thick, branches start high above the ground. Age estimates range from 4,000 to 1,000,000 years, making them among the oldest and tallest living things.
Individuals with net income of 1000 dollars or more and married couples with 2000 dollars or more must file by March 15 1920 at the Collector of Internal Revenue district of residence. Full directions of Form 1040A and Form 1040 provided with the law and regulations. Tax rates range from one percent to sixty five percent on net income with exemptions up to four thousand dollars and eight percent on the balance.
County Court in Fairbury sets March 24 1920 9:00 a m for hearing Meno Hicken administrator on the estate of Fred Hicken deceased. Petition filed February 24 1920 seeks final account distribution to entitled parties with public notice in the Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge H W Fouts attorney for estate.
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