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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
4
Classified notice records an application for mail transmission as second class matter in Diller Nebraska. The notice item indicates an order to proceed and a charge for tree week of six contas per line per insertion.
The article discusses a shift from open asylum to selective admission, aiming to reduce immigration by nationality. It weighs public opinion, concerns about anarchists and revolutions, and proposes a three percent annual cap for each nationality resident in 1910. It notes opposition from sentimentalists and some labor groups.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sum of 125000 and a residence on a street with uncertain context. The text lacks readable names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize a coherent event or notice.
Dr. Frank Crane argues that profanity dirties language and harms career prospects. He says swearing marks vulgarity and ignorance, while disciplined speech signals strength and decency, urging abstinence as a test of character.
Nebraska experiments at North Platte show no yield advantage beyond 7 inches deep plowing for winter wheat. Yields peak at 7–10 inches, with 3 inches lowest. 14 inches and deeper perform poorly. Early plowing and packing improve yields. request bulletin 178 for full report. Washington notes US population sixteen percent higher than ten years ago.
A mountaineer from Arkansas voices a blunt take on life today saying nothing fits anyone and nobody can do anything that would please anybody. He emphasizes widespread frustration with current conditions.
The passage reflects on women’s wartime roles as mothers nurses and mourners and uses a banking metaphor to critique life and death. It then comments on immigration limits to three percent of those already here and urges stricter enforcement of alcohol laws citing a fraction of one percent.
A historical report claims Germans are all working while five million refuse to work or loaf, with about half citing a reluctance to labor. The sweeping assertion highlights wartime labor tensions and morale concerns.
T. T. Maxey describes Yellowstone as America’s oldest national park with elevations from 6000 to 11000 feet. The article highlights geysers, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, waterfalls, hot springs, lakes, paint pots, and the Norris basin, noting its wild game preserve status and dramatic geological features.
Article notes large research efforts to convert mill waste into wealth. Recovery of alcohol and solid fuel from waste liquors improves sulphite mill operations. The alcohol, named sulphus spirit, differs from wood alcohol but powers London omnibuses.
First publication June 10 1921 last June 24 1921 probate notice shows petition by Elma C Limprecht seeking administration to Willis H Clark as administrator. July 1 1921 at 8:00 AM set for hearing at the designated place with all interested persons invited to attend.
Notice states a petition will be heard in the county court and that all interested persons must receive notice. The order directs publication in the Diller & weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks before the hearing date. J Nutzman is County Judge and Frank L. Rain is attorney for the estate.
Notice of a hearing in the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska on June 18 1921 at 9 o clock A M regarding the estate of James M Price deceased. Petitioner A H Colman seeks administration with heirs Mary J Price Purley W Price Joseph A Price and Thomas P Price named as heirs and requests a decree that the heirs own the described Lot 2 Block 10 First Addition to Diller and other real estate in fee simple. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Heasty Barnes attorney for petitioner.
Creditors of Mary Miller deceased must present claims before the county court of Jefferson on September 16 1921 at 9 am for examination adjustment and allowance. All claims not filed by September 1921 will be forever barred. Dated June 15 1921 Louis J Nutzman F L Rain attorney for the estate.
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