Diller Nebraska Post Office Second Class Transmission Notice
Notice indicates material entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
4
Landmarks in Texas Transportation Evolution
The text traces how camels were once used on the Staked Plains, followed by the railroad and then the automobile. It notes the Staked Plains, once deemed the nation’s most worthless region, now fueling automotive progress with its gasoline supplies.
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Texas
Plains
United States
Soviet government claims dictatorship over Russia
The text asserts the Soviet government is firmly established in Russia and has abandoned socialism, calling itself a dictatorship. It claims the country is quiet and peaceful, though other nations remain less criticized, and argues the regime is not an improvement over our own despite its aims.
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Russia
Marines Deployed as U S Forces Watch China Tense War
In response to unrest in China and civil conflict, the United States plans a fleet of destroyers and marines to protect American interests. A Minneapolis Christmas program for poor children awarded each attendee an American flag, highlighting patriotic meaning to children of foreign-born parents and their families.
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United States
Minneapolis
Laws in 1925 Show 13018 Enacted by 38 States
The year closed with 38 state legislatures enacting 13018 laws. Many laws arise from pet schemes while some states copy others such as gas tax for roads. The dry law persists and enforcement will take a generation.
Meeting of Nebraska school boards and executives set in Grand Island
The Nebraska association of school boards and executives schedules a two day meeting in Grand Island on February 9 and 10 inviting all boards of education and superintendents. Topics include school furniture standardization, liability, contracts, tenure, substitute pay, sick leave, married women employment, teacher interviews, and high school course content. A preliminary basketball exhibition and musical interludes precede the event.
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Association of Nebraska
Grand Island
Boards of Education
Seagate
Diller High to Enter Declamatory and Orchestra Contests
Diller High School will be represented in the county Music and Declamatory contest at Daykin on January 22. Declamatory entrants include Mildred Mayborn Faye Gaisford and Marie Roelfe. Oratorical entries are Mina Benjamin and Henry Diller with Wilbur Eick performing humor.
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Diller High School
Daykin
Mildred Mayborn
Faye Gaisford
Marie Roelfe
Mina Benjamin
Henry Diller
Wilbur Eick
Reynolds and Diller Meet in City Hall Showdown
Reynolds faces Diller High School tonight at City Hall with a strong lineup and Perry coaching the Reynolds squad. Last season Reynolds beat Diller and placed well in the county tournament while Diller ignores past records after wins over Wymore and other foes.
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Diller High School
Reynolds
Diller
Perry
Science Will Reveal Treasures of Earth
Sir Robert N Kotze foresees geology revealing Earth's depth to a mile within 100 or 200 years. He argues wireless methods could let geologists peer into the crust, making ore deposits visible and allowing estimation of their nature and size.
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Earth
Robert N. Kotze
Robert
London
Innocent Burglary Report Not Found in Providence Home
A man on George street Providence Rhode Island observed a dim fight at night near the Wilson home. Police surrounded the house but found no burglar. An inspector noted lights in a second floor Hinckley home and children moving about, dispelling the mystery.
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Wilson
George Street
Providence
R. I
Rome
Hinckley
Vermont couple charged in abuse of child in trial
Mr and Mrs John Merrill were held for trial on abuse charges after a neighbor reported a boy in their care could not walk or talk. The child had been placed in the home of a neighboring family for care.
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Island Pond
John Merrill
Probate Notice for Estate of Adsh CG Diehl Nebraska
Creditors of Adsh CG Diehl deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska county court administrator for examination adjustment and allowance by May 5 1926. A meeting to present claims will be held May 6 1926 at nine o clock in the county court room. Claims not filed by May 1926 will be barred. By order of the court dated December 28 1926. Louis J reer and E A Wunder attorneys for estate.
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Adsh
Diehl
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Louis J. Reer
E. A. Wunder
Probate Notice for Willie E. Mudge Final Accounting
First publication December 25 1925 last January 16 1926 Elizabeth B Mudge On reading and filing the petition of Willie E Mudge for a final settlement and allowance of his final account filed December 21 1925 and for an order distributing the residue to those entitled by the will the hearing is set for September 18 1926 at 9 o clock A M in the County Court at Fairbury The Diller Record is ordered to publish notice for four weeks prior The petitioner and interested parties may appear Sackett and Brewster counsel for the estate Louis J Nutzman county judge seal
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Willie E. Mudge
Deceber
Fairbury
All Nore
Pey
Diller Record
Public notice of probate for George T Mills estate
First published December 25 1926 final publication January 15 1926 in Jefferson County Nebraska notice to creditors for George T Mills deceased before Judge of the Jefferson County Court to present claims and allowances within three months from January 28 1926 all claims must be filed by April 28 1926 to be barred order of the court dated December 18 1926 Louis J Lon secretary of county records.
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Louis J. Lon
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