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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
2
Entry states mail transmission for second class matter from Diller Nebraska. Rate shown is six cents per line for each insertion. Foreign advertising representative listed as THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Collier’s magazine recalls the Rush Bagot treaty limiting Great Lakes armaments and questions why similar limits cannot be extended to the Atlantic and high seas. The piece argues that if Britain and the US can agree, other powers can too with public pressure guiding delegates.
The author decries rampant credit expansion amid rising prices and war economies. He traces debt-driven gains to inflationary credit, compares it to Greenbackism, cites Russia’s prewar ruble values, and warns that speculative credit harms farmers and businesspeople alike while noting many officials push such practices.
In a Blue Hill Leader account Jess Johnson of the nonpartisan league visited a Lincolnbound stop and met an Arthur County farmer who offered eight stacks of oats for a eighteen dollar membership. Johnson calculated costs to thresh and ship and declined the offer, noting the farmer bore full production risks yet offered oats at eleven cents a bushel.
The passage explains that the verb expect means to anticipate or look forward to something probable, not to express present or past belief. It cautions against phrases like I expect it was and notes Nelson's England expects that every man will do his ally as a famed wartime signal.
Grandpa Fox stores nuts and radishes then feigns garden work to lure the Squirrel brothers and Tommie Rabbit. As they steal the treats he shouts from the window forcing them away. The trio suffers sneezing and throat burns from the ruse, while Grandpa enjoys quiet sun.
The Roelofs Pennsylvania incident reports 8000 gallons of naphtha spilled into a pit. The strong odor caused cattle deaths and a man died. Residents fell asleep or dozed as the fumes lingered, prompting some to flee until the liquid dried up.
The Birmingham Age-Herald questions the status of Professor Dippers as discoverer of a pew star and notes skepticism about his screen or legitimacy. The piece quotes critics who doubt his claim and highlights public curiosity about the discovery.
In Staten Island two Elizabeth NJ workers Paul Saps and Michael Lowenk plunged into a pond to rescue Edward Anderson an eight year old boy whose shouts were mistaken for a drowning cry. The boy swam to shore thinking they would arrest him. Police recovered the two bodies from the pond bottom and cramps are believed to have felled them.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and officials but no clear event. It mentions a county judge and an attorney, with illegible phrases that prevent a specific notice or action from being determined.
The State of Nebraska announces probate of Mary Miller deceased. Notice states final accounting and distribution to entitled parties, with hearing set for nine o'clock on a court date in October 1921. Interested parties must appear at the County Court to contest the matter.
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