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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1920
Page
2
A notice from Diller Nebraska shows prepaid subscriptions with a year or six month advance option. The snippet, appearing under a Foreign Advertising Representative to the American Press Association, references post office handling and a price point of 1.60 dollars.
Nominee F M Tippin declares he will honor votes from all parties in the November election for sheriff of Jefferson County. He emphasizes appreciation for the support from voters across factions.
The Victory Medal is issued to officers, nurses, field clerks, and enlisted personnel who served honorably in the U S Army between April 6, 1917 and November 11, 1918. The medal features a bronze 1.4 inch disk with a winged victory on the obverse and the Great War for Civilization inscription. Clasps record battles and engagements, with defense sector caps limited to one per recipient. The ribbon uses a double rainbow design symbolizing a new era after conflict.
An editorial note from the Wayne Herald urges effort and activity as natural duties. It references Grover Alexander and Ignacz Ciemnoczolowski, nicknamed Eagle Smith, and cites Elba as their shared home. The piece argues against loafing and emphasizes productivity and societal contribution.
Farmers see advantages in early plowing for winter wheat per the Nebraska College of Agriculture. Early deep plowing boosts fertility in poor soil and reduces weeds, while rich soil may cause straw rankness. Early work allows soil to settle, making a better seed bed and softer seedbed for seeding.
A Government Forest Service report notes large publishers dodge higher newsprint costs by buying in volume, while overall market prices have risen 500 percent since 1915. The paper shortage stems from dwindling local pulpwood in lumber regions, forcing mills to rely on Canadian wood and distant spruce sources.
The bureau of markets unveils a new peach sizer tested in Leesburg Virginia and Marfield Georgia. The machine sorts fruit with minimal bruising and can process two to three carloads daily per unit, powered by under one horsepower and costing about 450 dollars. It allows seven to ten packs at once and includes a novel hat-rack mechanism and rope-spacing controls for size adjustment.
Francis O'Brien once a famed Ellis Island patient and aspiring tenor, struggles to prove birth details on a voyage to Ireland. Officials insist on documentation, hindering his claim to emulate John McCormack and pursue a singing career in America.
Dialogue excerpt shows a child Jimmie Vester and his mother discussing a plan to attend an event labeled as an act. Father is mentioned returning home for dinner, suggesting limited time and a family scene. The garbled text hints at an intended outing and family routine.
In a fragmentary exchange the president asks who didn’t sow and show fight as hose bank jiobhera arrives. The Clark responds Notemach and notes the ink is insured while Parnett discusses Hawaii product irrigation and its raised outputs.
Before Roman conquest the region now Switzerland housed Celtic tribes and the Raeti in the eastern Alps held mixed Latin Estruscan roots. Teutonic incursions brought German-speaking settlers as Rhaetia became a refuge for Aeracen brigands in the tenth century.
Cranmore claims to be the healthiest town in the state noting no funerals since 1865 while residents have died elsewhere, underscoring a remarkable absence of deaths within the community.
At an adjourned meeting held July 16 1920 the board of trustees of Diller Nebr approved an expenditure estimate for the year 1920 covering salaries street work lights and water maintenance starting the last Tuesday in April 1920 totaling 2828 dollars 40 cents and ordered it spread on the records and published according to law. Hi K Shutt Chairman A Reinhardt Village Clerk.
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