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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
2
One year in advance six months in advance price listed. The notice appears in the Diller Nebraska post office entry and mentions second class mail matter. The American Press Association serves as foreign advertising rising representative.
The article argues postwar deflation raises interest rates and prompts firms to issue below par securities to compete with open markets. It criticizes a lawyer-heavy Congress as unrepresentative, urging control by business, farmers, and mechanics for sensible policy, citing Howe's Monthly.
The excerpt urges gratitude for life through loving work play and star gazing. It advises contentment with possessions while seeking self-improvement and condemns falsehood meanness and cowardice. It emphasizes admiration over disquiet and coveting only neighborly kindness.
The Washington Kansas oil well was down 3 306 feet Saturday and funds were raised to continue another 100 feet. Experts expect the well could reach 4 000 feet where oil in paying quantities is likely.
The quarterly report shows steady reserve improvements, with banks meeting or exceeding minimum reserve requirements. In cities under 25 000, 15 percent must be in available funds and a third of that in cash. over 25 000 requires 20 percent. Higher reserves reflect growing solvency and reduced risk of receivership, per the State Journal.
A State College of Agriculture circular urges feeding children with vegetables fruit and whole grains, offers sample diets for ages from infancy to six, and discourages promiscuous feeding and excessive sweets while stressing regular meals and milk acceptance strategies. It invites copies via county extension agents or the college.
Creditors of Nancy Clark deceased must present claims to the administrator in Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court on October 3, 1921 at 9 a.m. Three months are allowed for filing from July 1, 1921. Claims filed after October 1, 1921 will be barred. By order of the court dated July 1, 1921. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. L Rain attorney for the estate.
Notice of hearing in the county court of Jefferson County Nebraska. Mary Welling petitions to determine heirs and to bar claims after Fred H Niemann died intestate October 23 1909. Real estate described as East half of Southwest Quarter Section 15 Township 1 North Range 4 East. Hearing set for August 10 1921 at Jefferson County Courthouse at 10 a.m. Dated July 5 1921.
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