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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
2
The Diller Record lists subscription terms: one year in advance, six months in advance at 1.50. It notes second class mail, advertising rates on application, business locals run until ordered out at five cents per line per insertion.
War Department seeks 7 059 ex service men to deliver discharge certificates and Liberty bond claims. Post Office returns many due to wrong addresses. Twenty five field men and local citizen groups to aid in locating forgotten veterans and processing entitlements.
Federal government branches sink into politics as Congress struggles while Honorable Josephus Daniels and his sea-faring men offer a rare diversion with their performance.
Post mortems over Navy actions in the war spark debate about kept secrets and political loyalties. Bryan clashes with Democratic leaders, while Republicans tout campaign funds, highlighting strange bedfellows as pre convention disclosures reveal party tensions.
A reflection on true patriotism and booster spirit during adversity. The author argues real patriotism shows itself not in sunny prosperity but in steadfast support when troubles arise and personal costs occur, praising those who endure hardship with resolve. Based on a quote from B. P. Walker in Osborne Farmer.
A returned soldier and his sweetheart won a judge’s approval for marriage in Indianapolis. After the ceremony the judge urged, Salute the bride. The groom saluted, halted, clicked his heels, and bowed to Mrs Vic as the license was signed.
Pauline Lord visited William Harris Jr to discuss an engagement before he sailed for Europe. Harris asked for her salary. Lord stated it, the manager grimaced at the amount, and she pressed for worth. Harris conceded he thought she was worth it but did not expect the figure.
A humorous exchange unfolds with two flatterers debating a mishap in which one admits letting a goldfish die and covering it by buying a new fish only to reveal the substitute is a salmon. The dialogue highlights a comic ruse and domestic embarrassment.
A fragment records a brief loan of five dollars labeled Charity. Jack asks if he borrowed the amount last month and Bob references a memo book to confirm.
A reminiscence notes a former teacher being not tough as leather and suggests the explanation came from his experience tanning hides. The brief reflects on the teacher's discipline and a possible reason for his strict demeanor.
Creditors of Jacob Lottmann deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge by August 27 1920 for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from May 25 1920 are allowed for filing claims. Notices dated May 25 1920 signed Louis J Nutzman County Judge. H W Fouts attorney for estate.
The Bunker Hill Monument rises in Charlestown Boston harbor as a granite obelisk 221 feet tall built on a four acre site. Corner stone laid by General La Fayette in 1825. dedicated in 1842 with Daniel Webster delivering a speech about the 1775 battle and its enduring influence on freedom worldwide.
A local service advertises shoe repair done in a workmanlike manner with reasonable prices. The notice emphasizes quality workmanship and accessible rates for repair work and boot or shoe maintenance.
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