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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
2
The Dayton evolution trial is billed as a clash of science and theology but the author argues the case rests on constitutional law. The question is whether a state can bar teaching an unpopular theory in schools, with broader implications for academic freedom and public sentiment.
The American government signals willingness to study extraterritorial rights in China and suggests thirteen nations join the inquiry. The piece notes foreign demands on China but argues sovereignty must prevail and cites prior relinquishment of similar rights in Turkey as precedent.
The article notes that 150 years of toil required nearly 90 percent of the population to farm and meet basic needs, while today in the United States about 40 percent produce all food at home and a large surplus supports farm equipment manufacturing.
Deposits in Nebraska state banks are rising by five million dollars each month and have surpassed previous records. Kirk Griggs, secretary of the state department of trade and commerce, reports that combined bank deposits now total a large aggregate.
A federal survey of 15 103 owner operated farms reports an average cash margin of 1205 dollars over all expenses for the use of an average capital of 17260 dollars in 1924.
The average man's body bears about 32 400 pounds of atmospheric pressure. A usual barometer fluctuation alters this pressure by roughly 2 500 pounds.
The Pennsylvania Masonic Grand Lodge is described as the wealthiest grand lodge in the nation with an aggregate balance sheet reportedly over seven million dollars.
A speaker urges members to abandon class warfare and parochialism. He argues modern finance and agriculture depend on wage earners’ hope and calls for broad, continent-wide, world-wide policies based on common sense. He condemns demagoguery and urges practical, beneficial aims.
A National Association of Manufacturers report highlights Nebraska as having the smallest per capita state debt in the union. In 1923 the total debt was 488 632 dollars, a per person burden of 37 cents, down from 1919 when it was 209 834 dollars and 16 cents per capita.
A reflective prayer asks for daily honesty and compassion. It seeks clear conscience, fair earnings, and empathy for others, urging self awareness, kindness to all ages, and a simple final epitaph: Here Lies A Man.
A public notice states that if the national debt were divided among all residents the amount would be 282 dollars and 70 cents per person.
A skilled workman can create 2000 to 8000 cigarettes daily by hand while a machine can produce 120000 cigarettes in the same period, illustrating a sharp difference in efficiency between manual and automated production.
In Lisbon a Romanian, Ivan Gludiosa, has spoken not a word for seven years while in custody. Picked up in 1918 asleep on a park bench, he refused to answer, though his papers reveal his identity. He remains quiet in prison, listening to birds, and shows no sign of breaking silence despite probes and provocations.
Four years after escaping, Ivan works as an assistant prison cook and refuses payment. He avoids sheltering walls yet loves his job and prison home, showing joy from self-imposed silence. He occasionally leaves for kitchen business and returns with evident happiness.
The whaling bark Charles W. Morgan of New Bedford completed its shortest voyage, ending a long oceanic era. It will be preserved on Col. E. H. R. Green’s Round Hill estate in South Dartmouth as a perpetual memento of the American whaling industry. The vessel logged 87 voyages, carrying 1,301 different men among its crews.
Claiborne Foster the rising young stage star is known for Applesauce a major comedy success. She shuns bright lights and leads a simple life cooking at home near New York. Her favored dishesBronk Shrimps and Chicken on Casseroleshowcase simple recipes using pure ingredients and evaporated milk.
Public notice lists probate actions in Jefferson County Nebraska with publication dates July 10 and July 24. Indicates official probate proceedings and legal notices per state requirements.
The last will of Elizabeth B Mudge is proved and Willie E voted is appointed administrator. The hearing is set for August 5 1925 at 9 AM in the County Court to review the petition and grant or deny the prayer. Notice of the proceeding will be published in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Sackett Brewster Attys.
First publication July 10 1925 last July 24 1925 probate notice in the matter of the estate of Elwood C Limprecht deceased Elma C Limprecht petitions for administration as administratrix hearing set August 4 1925 at 9 o'clock am at county court room in Diller to show cause why petition should not be granted notice to all interested published in The Diller Record weekly for three issues Urs J Nutzman Heasty Barnes Rain attorneys for estate
Jefferson County probate notice states William Glathar petitions to prove a purported will of John Glathar deceased dated June 27 1925. Executrix Elizabeth Glathar named. hearing set July 31 1925 at 9:00 A M in County Court. Notice to interested parties via publication in a weekly county newspaper for three weeks. Denney & Denney attorneys.
Readers are invited to consider the County Seat as a convenient headquarters when visiting the region, highlighting the town’s central location and services for travelers and business visitors.
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