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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
2
President Coolidge writes a foreword for a special edition urging free distribution to schools and libraries nationwide. He stresses that understanding fundamental institutions and the Constitution is essential to daily life and the preservation of liberty.
Secretary of Labor Davis stated the nation is approaching an operative economic ideal. He outlined ongoing reforms and policy aims while stressing steady improvement across industries and employment figures.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions thirty eight state legislatures and a two dollar amount. It cites states and a person or group but the text is incomplete and unclear about facts, dates, or outcomes.
The text cites $2.26 per capita and $1.45 billion for 1923, or $13.10 per capita, with state and national government costs at 15 percent of national income in 1923 versus 7 percent in 1903. It asks how long until expenditures reach the stated end.
The text traces the name Lucy from Latin lux meaning light to its feminine form Lucia linked to Saint Lucia, a virgin martyr associated with light. It notes Lucius Tarquinius Priscus for male use, Sicilian and Norman adoption, and ties to fishermen’s patroness in Saint Lucia legends during early English history.
Experiments by Drs. Arthur H. Smith and John F. Anderson for the American Psychological Association found that partially starved female rats solved mazes faster to reach food. Once normal rations were restored, rats matched in ability, suggesting habit formation parallels psychological processes and is affected by nutrition.
In a Smithsonian influenced look at bee odours, individual scents combine to form a hive odor that unites the colony. The queen odor signals the queen’s presence, aiding cohesion and protecting the colony from external interference.
Legal notice announces that all claims against the estate must be presented by July 1 or be forever barred. Dated March 2, 1926. Judge Louis Tee presiding with Hartiden and Fouts as attorneys for the estate.
In Nebraska Jefferson County the Pine estate of Ids Novotny deceased is the subject of a probate petition. Wail Vedi and Wil et neiter seek administrator powers and permissions for final accounting and distribution. Proceedings target March with action for residue distribution and related orders. County Judge presiding. Veal Oeanen & Attys listed.
The State of Nebraska announces probate of Martha J Hadley deceased. The administrator with will annexed invites creditors to present claims by July 7 1986 in County court room. All claims must be filed by that date or be forever barred.
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