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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
2
Post office entry at Diller Nebraska indicates a transmission for a foreign advertising notice. The record shows a business locale and a request for a representative, with a fee of five cents per item.
The Detroit Free Press argues the Republican Party must show sustained performance after taking power to fix eight years of mismanagement. It warns that success requires extraordinary effort and that the party has a historic chance to earn nationwide trust or risk losing it.
A Lancaster County Citizen letter warns that sensational early yield figures like 40 or 45 bushels per acre create false optimism. The writer argues newspapers highlight big catches, while winter kill and average yields are ignored, shaping mistaken views on overall production and market impact.
In Jackson Wyoming after a year of women led governance the town kept its reforming course. Mayor Grace Miller and four councilwomen including Rose Crabtree Genevieve Van Vleck Faustina Haight and W C De Laney led a cleanup of streets and streets and a plan for a modern water system while improving a cemetery and public order. Marshal Pearl Williams chose not to seek reappointment as Jackson remained quiet and orderly.
Italian soldiers scarred by war flood ministries in Rome and provinces taking over jobs once held by young women. Letters accuse the women of frivolity and wasteful flirtations while soldiers claim served countrymen deserve the posts. Edict calls for the girls to vacate these positions.
A Maxime Baze dispatch from Petrograd describes a scene at the Piski near Peter the Great statue on May 10. A French journalist and a Bolshevik exchange a cigarette light priced at 2000 rubles, illustrating hardship and scarcity in Lenin era Russia. Descriptions of emaciated streets, women clinging to faded Paris fashions, and factories closed while private commerce debates resume.
A playful description presents Sally Simmons as a cheerful helpful woman known for kindness to babies and bright temperament. The ad touts a humorous sign promising household cleaning tools and tricks using Sally as a stand in for a magical mitt and mop, with a wooden head as storage.
Sixteen hens across the United States are reported to lay over 500 eggs in a year entering the select egg-laying league. Oregon lists three top producers with 890, 828, and 808 eggs in 365 days. Vineland New Jersey reports White Leghorn crosses delivering over 300 eggs.
The American Red Cross runs a broad service for disabled World War veterans in Public Health Service hospitals and through Federal Board for Vocational Education programs. Red Cross workers stay from admission to discharge, then continue support via Home Service. They run convalescent houses, organize recreation, assist in mental health cases, and help veterans obtain compensation and vocational opportunities. They aid in adjusting living conditions, loans, and appeals, while tracking and reuniting men with delayed cases and guiding college counseling. The Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trains blinded veterans, following an industrial survey to place them in suitable vocations and prepare them for civic and economic integration.
The Iberian chapter of the American Red Cross, comprised of Americans living in Spain, has contributed $480 to a fund raised by the Spanish Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies to combat malaria.
Dr. Meyer S. Fleisher of St. Louis University notes guinea pig prices have risen from 35 cents to 75 cents to 1.25 dollars. Annual usage ranges from 300 to 600 animals in the university’s medical school, with about 80 schools using more in private laboratories.
July records show Louis J. Natxman listed as petitioner for County Judge seat with Sackett Brewster as attorney. unclear county and case specifics in fragmentary 1921 notice.
Creditors of Mary Miller deceased must present claims to the Executrix before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge on September 16, 1921 at 9:00 a.m. Three months from June 15, 1921 are allowed for filing claims. those not filed by September 15, 1921 are barred. Dated June 15, 1921. Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge. F L Rain, attorney for the estate.
Colorado is vast and varied with 155 peaks over 13,000 feet 6 000 miles of waterway and numerous lakes and springs The state offers unlimited vacation possibilities from mountain resorts to quiet wild fastness and easy rail access Any time in summer invites a Burlington Limited trip to discuss summer recreation plans.
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