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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
2
Local notice from Diller Nebraska announces mail transmission as second class matter. Rates are 5 cents per line for each insertion. Posts will run until ordered out and are charged at the stated rate.
Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler argues in a new article that home ownership forms the foundation of an orderly, prosperous society. He contends owners become family heads, support good schools, roads, churches, and public institutions, and resist socialist temptations.
An Ordway Leader excerpt argues that forcing a boy to carry his baby sister daily will ruin his spirit, while allowing him to pursue girls or play freely builds strength. The piece contrasts endurance in play with strict chores, citing a boy who walked 17 miles to see a girl versus difficulty following a plow for two hours.
Wyandotte county officials accompanied a farmer to his 160 acre property to review a drainage district. The Kan river overflowed the land and created a large lake, leaving only a hill and island as water continued to rise. The farmer, unaware of the flooding, exclaimed that his farm was now gone.
New York audiences hear Herbert Adams Gibbons, Princeton guest and international affairs expert, urge that patriotism is learned rather than natural. He cites a home experiment with his daughter Hope who misnames her country until a song prompts recognition, highlighting education’s role in national feeling.
Berlin banks crowded with the poor holding American dollars watch exchange fluctuations with fear and hope. Rumors of mark declines spark indecision as hundreds of Germans abroad send small sums home. The line thins as dollar holders face possible losses and mental strain awaiting the next movement in the currency.
Mrs. E Miller of Chicago secretly hid $2 000 worth of jewels while sleepwalking and cannot recall their location. She claimed burglars took the gems and money from her husband’s trousers. The front door was found open from inside with the key in the lock and no signs of force.
A collage of maxims and aphorisms on honesty quarrels luck and human nature. The snippets cover pride envy humor and resilience with Albert-like wry wisdom and practical cautions. The piece reads as a reflective collection rather than a single narrative or event.
The State of Nebraska in the matter of the estate of Harmie in Jefferson County and notice of claim examination on a March 1923 date at a specified hour. Three months are allowed for filing claims and adjustments and allowances.
Court records state that claims filed in said county court on or before March 29 1923 will be forever barred. By order of the court dated December 29, Louis Izman, attorney for the estate.
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