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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
2
An archival snippet states advertising is charged at 5 cents per insertion and mentions the Nebraska Press Association as the general advertising paper. The text reflects a mid century newspaper boilerplate about rates and association branding.
The writer argues the U S should force lenders to submit repayment plans for approval or stop acting as a collection agency. They claim loan sharks would think twice about funding monarchs and dictators if America could not enforce debts and that removing this role might curb war by reducing Europe’s access to loans.
The piece critiques Chicago Mayor Big Bill Thompson as a politician who relies on prejudice to win votes. It argues he inflames public opinion with "America first" rhetoric, aims to transform the state, and portrays him as hypocritical on school books. The writer predicts a public dispute over intellect versus crowd-pleasing tactics.
The piece notes farm relief has taken a definite form but remains contested among farm interests. It argues relief progress hinges on crops and market prices, with bumper harvests depressing prices yet cash still earned when products sell. It also includes a stray forecast about a bloodless war between the U S and Europe and comments on future dangers.
Unclear fragment questions about fall salaries for junior staff and court officers. The text queries if pay was sufficient to make the job worthwhile and asks if any other officers received pay adjustments.
Portland hoboes debate bathing as hazardous. leader "Little Curly" Devis argues warm baths break the winter skin’s protective film, risking pneumonia. Companions cite weather endurance and call English tramps right to shun workhouses after bath rule.
The Zuyder Zee was a shallow inlet of the North Sea that deeply penetrated into Holland about 60 miles, formed in 1282 when sea water breached the dunes.
A quoted exchange argues that custom is a potent weapon of ridicule and that all eaters of four meals share equal rights to their number, just as those who eat three do, though the world mocks the four-meal eater.
A man believes in his own invincibility but must prove it through real achievement. The piece questions whether confidence without deeds can withstand genuine challenge.
The article explains cacao is the original name for the cacao tree and its seeds used to make chocolate. It notes German Spanish and Frenchretain cacao while English used cocoa in Johnson's dictionary, with cocoa now the accepted form. It also clarifies cacao is unrelated to coconut palms.
John Cabot, famed navigator of North America discovery, is described as a Venetian. He was a leading Italian navigator in Henry VII's employ, though his birth and death details remain unknown.
A reflective quote asserts there are two ends to every ladder and the bottom is where one starts. It notes the top man did not reach power by flight or sudden thrust, and that greatness is rarely thrust upon individuals.
Protestant and Roman Catholic churches in Europe and America support 54,000 missionaries who minister to over 21 million people and teach 4.25 million children in mission schools.
Elmo Hadley files in district court a suit to quiet title to Lot Four Block Four First Addition to Diller Nebraska removing a cloud from a mortgage release by Martha Jane Hadley and Harlan Hadley. Defendants including unknown heirs and interested parties must answer by December 5 1927.
For tropical play special golf balls are used to endure heat. A golfer in this country has been seen to fan his ball for a long time before starting to play.
Fragmentary notes describe Nero as the last of a farming lineage tied to a royal clan, with Caesar becoming a symbol of imperial power. The misread text hints at linguistic roots yielding German Kaiser and Russian Tsar, signaling transitions of kingship and legitimacy.
First publication November 11 and last publication December 2 probate notice barred order of the court dated November 4 1927 Louis J Nutzman County Judge Attorneys for Estate displayed in the notice
Eye care guidance stresses that eyes are valuable possessions and require proper care. It urges individuals with any reason to suspect eye problems to visit an optometrist at the first opportunity.
In the District Court of Jefferson County Elmo Hadley plaintiff. The notice indicates a legal action or filing with the court with the last publication date and public notice details.
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