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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
2
Notice lists advertising rates of 5 cents per line per insertion and mentions second class matter transmission via air. It notes a post office entry at Diller Nebraska and requests applications for rate information from the American Press Association.
At Ak-Sar-Ben field Omaha reports reach 300 miles in all directions via wireless each day at 11 15 o clock. The service covers livestock data and is provided by the government free of charge.
The allies present a final proposal to Germany seeking 33.75 billion dollars in penalties to be added if terms are rejected by midnight on a date believed to be May 12.
President Comforts the J'iners says there are not as many lodgeless men and women as the unchurched. Harding pleads guilty to being a j'iner and calls fraternalism essential for truth, justice and love. He argues nations should adopt fraternal doctrines to foster understanding and prevent war.
The Kansas City Star laments universal suspicion among Americans as neighbors, workers, and merchants distrust each other. It argues everyday trust is eroded by perceived robberies and conspiracies from stores to farms, yet the country somehow remains coherent.
A fragmented, period voice describes economic strain after a war era. It notes full shearer activity yet unused copper and remaining harvests, with Europe’s sham peace blamed for an global glut and millions unemployed. The piece hints at a looming crisis and a bid for sanity and order.
Reports from Hawaii describe sixty four lepers regaining health through chaulmoogra oil therapy with promising results. The piece notes ongoing testing, historical context, and potential for wider use while highlighting cautious medical optimism.
A dialog contrasts old time statesmen who drafted speeches by pen and ink with modern politicians who campaign across vast reach. Senator Sorghum notes the greater stamina required to connect with a wide public today.
In the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska Sophie G Mathias petitions that Oscar L Mathias died intestate in France about October 31 1918 and owned specified real estate in sections 24 25 and 36 township 2 3 range 4 detailing undivided interests and homestead rights asking for decree that heirs Sophie G Mathias and others are owners in fee simple. Hearing set for May 26 1921 at 9:00 A M at Peary Nebraska. County Judge Louis J Nutzman seals the document Hartigan Fouts for petitioner.
Snow falling on a houseboat near Salem Oregon increased in weight and caused the craft to sink. Two families aboard escaped in their night clothes as water rushed inside.
A dear old Indy observer recalls a Wimbledon match where a player, after several perfect first serves, misjudged and netted the ball. The spectator notes the rare error as a striking moment in the long record of the player’s numerous attempts.
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