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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear pricing and service orders. The text references charges per line and forced removal of locals amid rapid rate setting, indicating a dispute over communications fees and enforcement.
Forty years ago Park Koons visited his brother Jim Koons in Beatrice this week. Ike Steiner and Alf Waggoner shipped cattle to Kansas City with Steiner accompanying. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Blauser, Jan 20, reported by Dr. Jeffryes. Elders and neighbors attended weddings and adaptations, with local trades, fires, and thefts noted.
A short tale describes tying a monkey with a cord and a simple knot to see if it can free itself. It asserts the monkey lacks observation and reasoning to untie the knot unless it can break or gnaw the string. The piece emphasizes the need for intelligence to solve the tying challenge.
Rain & Rain attorneys for the estate warn creditors in Jefferson County Nebraska that claims must be filed by May 6 with debts due by January 6, 1986. A May 7 hearing at 9:00 a.m. in the County Court will review, allow, or adjust claims. Dated January 5, 1935. County Judge E. R. Bee. First publication January 11, last publication January 25.
The State of Nebraska to all interested persons. The administratrix and administrator have filed a final account and report and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for February 9, 1935 at 9:00 a.m. to determine heirs at law. County Judge E. R. Bee presiding. First publication January 18. Last publication February.
The Lincoln Star previews the start of the Nebraska Legislature session and notes unusual national and international matters before Congress. It urges subscriptions for Nebraska and Northern Kansas readers, detailing mail rates and delivery options.
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