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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
2
A call urges Americans to set aside internal strife and unite to support a self sustaining nation. It argues prosperity depends on world conditions, foreign trade, and global recovery, warning that only strong, just governments endure while petty disputes must be laid aside.
The Winged Wool Golf Club at Mamaroneck plans a radio system with receiving stations on each tee so golfers can be paged anywhere on the links. A humorous note recalls a player missing a putt after hearing he is wanted by telephone.
The passage argues that taxis can be economical by protecting clothing and reducing overall costs. It claims taxis prevent wear from rain, save on pressing, and help avoid tiredness or breakdowns that could lead to medical bills, framing taxi rides as prudent, cost effective choices.
John Coy of Port Allegany Pa was nearly killed when a locomotive backed onto him on the tracks. The engine stopped over him and a fireman spotted him as a presumed corpse. Coy suddenly sprang up and offered to fight the crowd, then remained unharmed despite the fall.
A man recalls a summer incident when his wife asked him to take her and a friend to a show. He discovered the friend and two young women were on the same street car, causing embarrassment as the women knew his wife but not his friend.
A woman waits for a bus while a young girl ignores a persistent man who stares and clears his throat. The girl signals a taxi and drops a crumpled transfer noting the man reads the discarded billet doux with eager interest.
A humorous Farm Life piece features a moneyed man who boasts about avoiding college and riches. A thoughtful listener questions the value of ignorance. The exchange ends with the suggestion that Thanksgiving at the wealthy man’s house should last a week.
Creditors of Harm estate must file claims before March 1923 in Jefferson County Court. Acknowledges March 1928 meeting for claim examination and allowance. Three month period starts December 29, 1922. County Judge Louis J. Nutsman presiding. W J Blows attorney for estate.
Creditors of the estate of George M Myers will meet the administratrix before Jefferson County Court on or before March 21 1923. The notice is dated December 21 1922 and lists Louis J Rain as attorney for the estate.
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