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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1920

Page

2

Voters receive notes on sheriff race and ballot changes

Nominee F M Tippin reassures Jefferson County voters that all parties’ ballots will be respected at November’s sheriff election. Harding nomination details set for July 22 acceptance from Marion Ohio. Secretary of State issues eight page eight proposition ballot pamphlet for September 21 state election. Women may vote on amendments, counties to print their own ballots.

Jefferson County F. M. Tippin Harding Marion Ohio Secretary of State Amsberry

Nebraska's abundant crops amid a green and gold summer

The piece portraits Nebraska in midsummer as prosperous and lush with oat and wheat in shock, hay ready for harvest, and new crops to form. It notes past rain and sun balance, warns corn faces a critical period, and foresees August bringing brown grain and a riot of golden greens.

Nebraska

Advice to Farm Boys and Girls from the Secretary of Agriculture

Secretary Meredith urges boys and girls to join 4H style clubs to improve farming and home life. He notes youth leadership will shape agriculture as many men leave farms for cities. He stresses patriotism, practical learning, and the need for a bigger 1920 in club work to meet farm challenges.

Department of Agriculture United States States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges Tam

Glimpse of July’s Rich Gift Foretold by State Journal

A fragment from the State Journal hints at a brighter future and a greater glory ahead beyond what the eye can now see, referring to July as a gift yet to unfold.

July State Journal

Marriage Plans Stirring Quiet Household

Mrs Brown Jones contemplates the approaching marriage of her servant Mary as the countdown to her departure nears. The mistress presses for wedding details while Mary mutters readiness depends on time and money as plans unfold.

Jex Joan

Life in Old Manhattan and Youth Club Notes

Reading fragments from Life in Old Manhattan and youth club reports, the piece mentions civic work, sports clubs, and ambitions of young people. It notes the value of hard work, teamwork, and future roles like firefighting, with scattered references to figures and events, and a Newark/New York news flavor throughout.

Farm Bureau Drive Boosts Fairfield County Clubs

Roy and club members surpassed half the Farm Bureau membership in Fairfield county Connecticut. In Fairfield town Raymond Banks from the boys and girls club led with 110 members, while North Fairfield junior Revolt secured 50 memberships. Each boy received a purebred Hereford calf for outstanding effort.

Roy Oir Club Farm Bureau Fairfield County Connecticut Fairfield Raymond Banks North Etics Fairfuld

Parcel Post Weighing Machine Advances Stamp Release

Automatic parcel post scale releases correct stamps when a package rests on a plate and a zone key is engaged. The device automates postage accuracy and speeds handling in mail rooms.

Fish Acta as Pilot by Pelorus Sound’s Legendary Grampus

A famed whale named Pelo cus Jack reportedly served thirty years as a pilot for ships entering Pelorus Sound in New Zealand. The fish, protected by a 1904 act of Parliament, also owns Analiy. Rumors of his death persist, but recent accounts suggest he remains alive.

Pelorus Sound New Zealand Analiy

Portuguese Soldiers Earn Nickname Tony in War Bond

The British and Portuguese forces forge closer ties as Portuguese troops acquire the nickname Antonin shortened to Tony. The term signals strengthened alliance and cultural proximity amid ongoing operations.

Tony Antonin

Probate Notice in Beulah Bell Estate in Jefferson County

First publication July 4 1920 final account hearing for Bert A Bell administrator in Fairbury Nebraska. County Court to review petition July 2 1920, August 3 1920 hearing set at 9 AM with notice to interested parties via The Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Denney attorney for estate.

Nebraska Jefferson County Vander- Said Fairbury Beulah Bell Bert A. Bell Diller Record Louis J. Nutzman Denney

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