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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
2
The notice lists rates for local and foreign advertising, charging six cents per line per insertion. It mentions advertising representatives and that rates are made known at the post office in Diller as the matter continues until ordered out.
The Marion Daily Star recounts a 1920s tribute to Hub, a Boston terrier beloved by Warren G. Harding. The obituary praises Hub’s fidelity, courage, and quiet wisdom, contrasting animal loyalty with human cruelty and urging readers to learn from his devoted companionship.
A narration describes a mother overburdened by chores and long hours washing clothes ironing and cleaning. On a quiet summer morning the father declares the family treats her unfair and goes to an electric store to buy a gift to lighten her load.
A reader notes a new electric washer cutting laundry time dramatically and a Denver mint debuting silver dollars the first time in its history. Management aims for seventy five thousand dollars daily in output until Washington halts orders, with the new coin design matching the old.
With 50000 dollars to spend for installing an electric light system the Orleans city council weighs building a transmission line versus running a municipal power plant.
A fragment recalls a Sunday school moment where a teacher urges honesty and a student questions who is being spoken to. The dialogue hints at discipline, truth telling, and the weight of words over simple boyish chatter.
Two artesian wells on nearby farms near Tecumseh may be used to furnish the city water supply. Earlier wells in the region still yield ample water, and many farmers hire drillers to experiment on their land.
The County Court of Jefferson Nebraska notices heirs and creditors that Sophie G Mathias has filed for a decree barring claims in the estate of Oscar L Mathias who died intestate in France about Oct 31 1918. The hearing is set for May 26 1921 at 9:00 AM in Fairbury Nebraska. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Hartigan and Fouts attorneys for the petitioner.
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