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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
In Diller Nebraska a brief postal notice notes second class mail handling, with lines charged at six cents per line and a directive for outgoing matter. The fragment hints at mail throngs and a formal order, but details are unclear.
The piece reflects on how boys’ imaginations surpass adult dreams and how kindness, guidance, and responsibility foster growth. It urges grownups to offer explanations and support to help youths develop sportmanship and honor, shaping confident, thoughtful men and women.
The New York Times reports that farm population fell across regions in 1922 with New York to New Jersey losses and a South decline of 824,000 while births offset some deaths. Agriculture officials study ways to reverse rural exodus amid low wheat prices and boll weevil damage.
A woman in a known shoe shop explains she bought two pairs that were supposed to be identical but found mismatched shoes upon return. The salesman notes shoes are carefully checked but the customer insists the pairs do not match. The exchange ends without resolution.
Notary public Frank T. Pearce offers acknowledgements taken oaths administered and deeds mortgages and other legal papers drawn. May be found at the RECORD office.
Teases a claim that Hall's Catarrh Medicine has treated catarrh and deafness for forty years. Mentions product sold by Hall & Co in Toledo Ohio and asserts success in “fst what we on it” phrasing.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Jennette C Hartzell deceased faces a petition by Forest F Hartzell to prove approve and record a will filed 1923. The matter sets a county court hearing at a stated time for all interested parties to appear and show cause.
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