Post Office Notice From Diller Nebraska
Local postal notice records mail transmission status for Diller Nebraska with second class matter designation in the post office entry.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
2
Local postal notice records mail transmission status for Diller Nebraska with second class matter designation in the post office entry.
An editorial warns Americans of Direct Action and One Big Union movements aiming to seize control of industries and public services. It cites Boston police strikes as proof, urges defense of Americanism, and contrasts rainfall prospects with land sales in eastern Colorado and eastern Nebraska.
A dramatic labor scene reports 500000 idle workers amid a steel industry strike. Wages range from 3.50 to 30 dollars daily, sparking calls for arbitration to avoid nationwide wealth loss. Ak-Sar-Ben riot noted. farmers balk at bath requirements despite seven dollar daily wages with board.
A satirical reflection on men and marriage, classifying men into bachelors husbands and widowers with jokes about eligibility, infidelity, and the role of women and feminism. It likens men to Turkish cigarettes and comments on social expectations and stereotypes for relationships.
Village of Diller Nebraska approves a twenty year franchise to John H Krug and assigns to erect and operate an electric light and power system. The ordinance requires construction within 90 days, installation of street lamps, and a rental schedule with five 100 candle power lamps and 28 75 watt lamps at 698 dollars annually plus additional lamps at 20.50 each. Service rates set per kilowatt hour and minimum charges, with meters and deposits, under village supervision.
Creditors of John Timm estate must file claims with the Jefferson county Nebraska county judge by November 21 1919. A claims meeting with the executor is set for November 22 1919 at 9:00 AM in the county court room. Three months are allowed from August 21 1919 to present claims, or they will be forever barred. Louis J Nutzman county judge and Frank L Rain attorney for the estate.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Benjamin Lightner deceased is subject to administration. Nellie Lightner petitions that S C Hutchinson be appointed Administrator. October 27, 1919 at 9:00 am is set for a hearing at the County Court. notice will be published in Diller Record for three weeks. Heasty and Barnes represent the estate.
First publication October 3 1919 notice from Jefferson County Nebraska invites creditors to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance before December 31 1919 at nine oclock a m in the county courtroom. All claims filed by September 30 1919 will be barred. Louis J Nutzman C H Denney attorney for estate.
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