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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
2
A motivational verse urges readers to resist fear and maintain resolve in life. It stresses inner strength, continuous effort, and not letting others define one's worth, noting that true progress comes from fighting to become better, regardless of place or perception.
A Chicago Tribune viewpoint argues Americans should not nationalize railroads. It contrasts private American railroads with Europe’s state systems, warns of bureaucracy and political manipulation, and contends government ownership would hinder middle western prosperity.
A sharp critique argues men fail to improve governance while excelling in other fields. The essay claims timid private theft spills into public corruption as mothers’ sons vote to rob corporations, noting the gap between private honesty and public trickery. It ends by contrasting a cautious public with capable deception by politicians.
A Hill City Kansas Republican columnist vented about spending on entertainment while taxes fund schools roads and government. He argued laws making debts uncollectible without records would boost tax collection and expose tax dodgers in Jefferson.
Bruges Belgium has revived the annual Most Precious Blood procession restoring a prewar religious festival now central again in Belgian life. A National Geographic bulletin notes Bruges historic canal city layout, its past as a fourteenth century commercial and banking hub, and contrasts with Venice as a waterborne city with houses rising from canals.
Bruges famed Flemish city with medieval charm preserves Notre Dame and Cathedral of Bauveur Gothic architecture. The Market hall Belfry houses 48 bells. The Sacred Vial in St Basile's chapel travels in annual Most Precious Blood procession. Bruges also famed for woolen cloths and the Order of the Golden Fleece established in 1430.
M Vigoroux alleges the statue of St Paul at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is not a genuine Gothic work. He says he sold it and other pieces to the museum for a former employer without knowing their true origin. He claims additional works were sold to John D Rockefeller and Mrs Jack Gardiner of Boston.
Gee Chong Wong also known as Gee Fook Sing left a Chinese language will written on a laundry ticket. It names his wife Gee Wong She as heir and lists property in Bank of Italy funds Canton Bank holdings and the Quong Sing Lee laundry. The widow received letters of administration and a $200 monthly family allowance for herself and five children.
A Moroccan colony reports a great deposit of robust oysters reviving the French oyster provinces after months of languor. The discovery promises renewed supplies and hopes to ease scarcity in French markets.
A moral column urges readers to watch words and actions to protect reputation. It stresses truth, accuracy, and plainness over diplomacy, warning that loosening standards builds a sand foundation and harms character, with conscience and esteem at stake.
In Nebraska Jefferson County a probate notice lists Anes Rosina Schaedel as deceased. The estate is represented by a state appointed attorney for the estate with formal filings on behalf of the heirs and creditors.
In the matter of the estate of Jennette C. Hartzell deceased a notice is published that creditors must file claims with the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska by September 18 1923 for examination allowance and settlement. All claims not filed by that date are forever barred. Date June 18 1923. Louis J ---- County Judge Heats Bannes atty for estate.
Frank T. Pea E Notary Public offers to take oaths and administer deeds mortgages leases and other legal papers at the RECORD office with careful drafting and recording services.
A brochure style piece invites readers to visit fifteen hundred square miles of Glacier National Park type scenery with pine scented air and crystal lakes. It promises rustic inns tepees and alpine chalets and offers fishing hiking riding boating camping and scenic trails along the Continental Divide with a note to reserve early to avoid disappointment.
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