Diller Nebr Office Mail Transmission Record
Entry filed at the Diller Nebraska office for second class mail transmission.
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Diller
Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
4
Postal Savings Banks Proposal Encourages Small Savings
The plan would turn post offices issuing money orders into saving depositories for those over ten, allowing deposits from one to one hundred dollars monthly, with deposits capped at five hundred dollars. Interest at two percent would be paid every six months, funds placed with National banks at two and a quarter percent. Withdrawals require written requests through the postmaster. The aim is to help low income savers and keep money within local communities.
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Congress
Taxing liquor and tobacco to fund navies and armies
A State Journal editorial questions financing war efforts by raising beer and tobacco taxes, noting Germany's plan to yield 45 million dollars and contrasting it with American revenue reliance on liquor and tobacco. It argues direct taxation would spark public resistance and Europe would flee such policies. The piece also lauds Tennessee jurors for convicting six night riders in the Rankin murder, seeing it as a sign of restored order and a boost to public faith in courts.
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Europe
State Journal
Tennessee
Rankin
Kentucky
Tenum
Doctor and Settlement Work Cross Paths in Heat
In a blistering afternoon at a dispensary Dr Trainor finishes a long day and agrees to a dinner with his assistant. A courier from Blossom Court brings news of Miss Mortimer injured at a stair fall, leading Trainor to a tense hospital visit and a proposal tied to matrimony. His patient Helen, sheltering in the settlement, contemplates the offer as events unfold.
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Dr. Trainor
Sammy
Bevy
Billy
Trainor
Farrell
Tim Farrell
Blossom Court
Sonny
Carver Street
Allright
Bill
Miss Mortimer
Aemee
Hapcain Bien Mortimer
Grogan
Tim
Gettemy’s
Helen
Chapel of the Ascension
Trainon
Doc
Cupid
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