Local Notices From Diller Nebraska Mail Archive
Fragmentary postal notice from Diller Nebraska noting second class matter transmission and 5 cent per line rate for assertions.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
2
Farm Life Improves with Modern Tools Says Wright O Magazine
The passage notes a farmer gaining better prospects through farm papers, gasoline and electricity easing labor, fair prices for produce, and an automobile enabling trips to town for evening entertainment. It suggests a brighter rural life and opportunities for the boy on the farm.
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Wright O’ Magazine
Reorganize Government To Save Billions Says Reavis
Congressman C Frank Reavis argues in the Saturday Evening Post that the US government with thirty eight agencies for public works and many more in surveying roads and building should be consolidated. He claims duplication costs could save about 306 million dollars yearly amid national turmoil and high living costs.
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United States
C. Frank Reavis
Saturday Evening Post
Golden Age for Farming Ahead with Journal Support
The article argues farmers face potentially higher profits and longer terms of prosperity. Farm journals educate farmers, raise business acumen, and show practical gains like John Robinson earning four thousand dollars yearly from poultry. Marketing associations improve farmer returns by sharing profits with producers. Power farming promises greater output per worker, increasing profits and national wealth.
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Agricultural ‘Colleges
John Robinson
Manute
Farm Journal
War Department to Publish Draft Dodgers Names in Home Papers
Washington dispatch reports the War Department will publish the names of all draft dodgers in their hometown newspapers as the initial step in rounding up evaders. It states 173,911 deserters will face court martial after two years of intensified security.
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Pews
Washington
War Department
American Red Cross expands nursing services nationwide
The American Red Cross reports rapid growth in its nursing services with more than 87,000 graduate nurses enrolled and ongoing efforts to staff army navy public health needs and foreign hospital networks. The unit promotes home hygiene nursing training, community impact and broad public support for nursing education and recruitment.
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American Red Cross
Department of Nursing
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
Red Crom
Vienna
Conscience of America
American Relief Admitten
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
The
How Machine Picks Clever Harvesting Invention Unveiled
A large harvesting machine designed for efficient later gathering has been introduced by an engineering team led by O E Gang Reer. The device aims to streamline crop collection with automated handling and adaptive speed control.
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Gang Reer
More Than He Could Stand
A narrator recalls a day of unsuccessful fishing and a discouraged man walking home. He drinks from a bottle carried that morning and, despite a somber mood, hums as twilight dulls the riverbank. He stops to stare at a scarecrow, contemplating a heavier burden.
Not Inevitable Cause For School Trouble Narrative
A brief, fragmentary Indianapolies News item describes a parent blaming a teacher for her daughter Attie’s difficulties at school. The mother claims the room is too cold or too hot, lessons too hard, and asks for extra aid. She asserts she is a superior wardon of the building and seeks preference for her child.
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Patroy
Pecens
Indianapelie News
Probate Notice for James Kien Estate Hearing January 24 1921
The county court in Jefferson County Nebraska schedules a hearing for the final account and distribution of the James Kien estate. Notice will be published in a weekly county newspaper for three weeks prior to the hearing. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge. Frank L. Rain, attorney.
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Arena
Fairbury
James Kien
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