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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
Rates published show a six cent per line charge for each insertion with a general note of $1.60 baseline tied to local listings. The text appears as an old classified notice outlining pricing practices and appearance conditions.
A notice states that the speaker declares themselves as E L Jenkins. No additional details or context are provided in the readable text.
The notice announcesRepublican candidates for county offices to be decided at the July 18 1922 primary. Names include L Rath for County Sheriff F F M Tippin seeking re election as Sheriff Arthur J Denney for County Attorney and a candidate for County Commissioner from the 1st district.
Officials say President seeks efficient government and would not undermine the civil service. They deny any intent to change how postmasters are selected, though criticism over current methods prompts consideration of adjustments if tensions rise.
Vague fragments warn that higher taxes and inflation threaten voters. A Nebraska congressional hopeful appeals for policy steadiness while critics predict harsher conditions if inflation and fiscal pressure rise. The piece hints at broader tax concerns shaping the campaign and public mood.
A seven year old boy from Woodcrest, William Elliot Bradford, scored high on the Stanford revision of the Binet-Simon tests, his brain described as that of a child twice his age. He memorized Whittier’s Barbara Frietchie at six and could assemble a U.S. map puzzle at two.
Guidance on using .22 caliber rifle shells as switch points for tuning and transforming, notes on a single wire aerial 100 to 150 feet long for local and long distance reception, cautions against stringing across streets or electric wires, recommends copper wires and keeping wires off illumination. Mentions phosphor bronze wire as stronger but not superior and warns about contact with galena.
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