Postal notice from Sapo Nebr second class transmission
Entry recorded at the Sapo Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Sapo Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
2
Political Announcement for County Superintendent Candidate
A candidate announces intent to seek the office of County Superintendent. The notice urges voters to support the individual at the upcoming primary election.
County Commissioner Nomination Needed for August Primary
Fragmentary notice urges Republican voters to nominate a county commissioner on the August primary ballot. Mentions John Plager as a candidate on the Republican ticket and voting date August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh Os
Ey Eee
John Plager
E. L. Jenkins
Candidacy Announcements for County Sheriff Fronts
Joseph E. Cook declares a bid for Jefferson County Sheriff subject to Republican primary. Stereby announces candidacy for county sheriff subject to Democratic electors at August election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Jefferson County
Joseph E. Cook
Stereby
Frckekibedy
Fire destroys New York animal store rescues kitten by baboon
After a blaze consumed an animal store in New York a baboon carried a frightened kitten to safety. The incident highlights unusual animal guardianship amid disaster.
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New York
Farm Relief and Profitable Prices Drive Domestic Demand
The author argues that a surplus in the East and a zero-sum tariff policy fail because farmers must receive profitable prices for their grain. Paying $1.50 for wheat and $1.00 for corn would restore farmer purchasing power, revive home markets, and boost eastern factories. When farmers profit, they buy manufactured goods, reducing surpluses and dependence on foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
East
Value of Training Shown By World War Casualty Rates
An army's training level shapes outcomes in war and life. The text compares mobilization and casualties: Central Powers 22,850,000 men with 22,090,000 casualties. Allies 42,189,444 men with 15,405,000 casualties. It argues well trained troops wear down enemy forces quickly, while less trained forces endure heavier losses relative to numbers.
Lincoln era descendants hailed as millionaires in modern times
The fragment mentions Abraham Lincoln and his granddaughters allegedly becoming millionaires, with references to a misquoted or garbled lineage and wealth tied to an unnamed father figure. The text shows OCR errors and unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Eir
Robert Tedd Lanvin
Fragmentary OCR Free List Item
Readable fragment mentions a free list with unnamed items and unclear context. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are preserved in this partial line.
Farm Club Work Expands Rural Youth Education
The Department of Agriculture reports that farm and home demonstration clubs have conducted more programs with youth than adults. Over half a million rural boys and girls participate in demonstrations ranging from crop raising to home beautification, building skills, and citizenship training. Only about one in twenty rural youth currently benefits, signaling a strong field for development.
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Department of Agriculture
Preparedness in Business by the American Bankers Association
The piece argues that advancement hinges on constant readiness to take on greater duties. Luck plays a role, but personal preparedness determines opportunity capture and success. It urges ongoing education to prepare employees for higher responsibilities and warns against moving into larger roles before being ready.
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American Bankers Association
Grant
Bank Bandit Raids Peak in Six Months to February
The American Bankers Association report notes record bank raids in the six months ending last February with 31 forgery cases 107 held up robberies 16 burglaries 3 sneak thefts and 8 mortgage swindles by members. Non members suffered 86 robberies and 9 burglaries. The association urges radio equipped city police cruisers as an effective alarm broadcast tool seen in Cleveland and Detroit.
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Protective Department
The
American Bankers Association
Association
Cleveland
Detroit
Ink through the ages and its role in civilization
An Exchange quote credits ink with defining writing and printing from ancient Egypt to Greece and beyond. It tracks ink’s 8,000 year history and its essential place in recording knowledge and advancing learning through civilization.
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Nile
Foch Credits Morning Mirror For Problem Solving
Psychologists attribute Foch’s nightly rest to solving problems as he slept. He disagreed, saying the mirror before which he shaves provides the answers. The famed marshal viewed reflection as the source of insight rather than dreams.
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Marshal Foch
Foch
Diller Village Board Estimates Expenses for 1930 Budget
At an adjourned meeting on July 15 1930 the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska estimated expenses for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1930 as 3600 dollars. The amount was entered to be spread on the records and published according to law. John Clauson chairman Chas E Waggoner clerk. 4t
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Diller
Nebr
Board of Trustees
John Clauson
Chm
Village Board
Chas. E. Waggoner
Probate Notice in the Estate of Elizabeth Glathar
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County states that Emma Glathar administratrix seeks final settlement and distribution of the estate. A hearing is set for August 12 1930 at 9 o'clock AM in the county court at Fairbury. Notice will be published in the Diller Record for three weeks prior. E R Bee County Judge. Seal. Ney and Denney Attorneys for Estate.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Elizabeth Glathar
Emma Glathar
Fairbury
Diller Record
E. R. Bee
Probate Notice for Estate of Kate Tucker in Nebraska
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County announces a probate matter in which R. Frank Tucker requests administration of Kate Tucker deceased to Fayetta V. Cully. A hearing is set for August 18, 1930 at 9:00 AM in the County Court to show cause why administration should be granted. Notice to interested persons is published for three successive weeks in the county’s newspaper.
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Diller Ant
Notice to creditors in estate of Anton J Saather
First publication July 18 last publication August 1 creditors meet executrix in county of Onto for claims due to estate. Three months allowed from August 1930 to file claims or be barred. Claims not filed by November 17 1980 will be barred after July 1 1980. E R Bee Wonder Atty for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton J. Saather
Suly
E. R. Bee
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Frank T. Pearce
Eve Cross
Clark
Jefferson
San
Pthe
Eva B. Shuman
Ty Missioner
Wallbeum
E. R. Allen
Wm. H. Nider
Republican
Phil G. Dawson
Alican
the Mary
Pioneer
Arthur J. Denney
Emil Ackman
Democra
F. M. Tippin
J. A. Moser
Jefferson County Inc
O. C. Diehl
Aran
Ral
R.S. Hecht
Ney & Denney Attys
Atty
Tee Hone
EA. Wonder
Bonham
Fairbury, Nebr
Gary
Cooper
Wyoming
He-Man
Comedy-News
Winnie
M. J. Powell
Frank A. Houston
Bonded Abstracter
Waggoner Bros
Royle & Calkins Auctioneers
Beatrice, Nebr
Court St. Office
Vine Reference
Vic Gage Coun
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
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