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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
2
Henry Ahrends declares his bid for the office of county commissioner from the 1st district subject to Democratic electors at the November election.
F M Ti announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of jellersns county subject to voters decision at the election on November 7 1922 the incumbent seeks support for another term.
Paris reports from Geographical Society that a system of muscular injections of new cells could extend life to 150 years. French scientists Jagorski and Vachet describe catching worn out cells before tissue breakdown, while warnings arise about medical hucksters selling dubious life cell cures and mail order services.
The article argues that while radio and wireless progress aid spiritual life, the gospel message loses power away from a church atmosphere. Prayers hymns and fellowship within the church unite believers, and those unable to attend gain comfort from broadcasts, yet the church still holds irreplaceable value.
After aligning funds with the federal government, Virginia matches $700,000 from the General Assembly to county road systems feeding into the state network. Each county receives an equal share once it contributes its own amount, doubling the total investment.
Among 121575 deaths in New York in 1921 only one died of old age, the lowest death rate on record. National data show four additional years of life in eleven years due to disease prevention, prompting the State Charities Aid association to note that better prevention could save many years of life.
Frederic J. Haskin notes Lourdes remains a major pilgrimage site drawing patients from Belfast to Belgrade. He describes Ste. Anne d Aury and Ste. Anne de Beaupre in Quebec and New York City’s Church of Jean Baptiste as famous shrines where relics and miracles attract large crowds.
A humorous yet sad story circulating in prep schools and colleges suggests a pupil tells his parents to keep up with a gilded circle. The boy says his father is a prosperous businessman and his mother visits in an expensive car, implying the value of conspicuous success over industrious virtue. The tale, echoed by the New Haven Journal-Courier, questions social expectations and parental role in elite circles.
Statement of ownership for the Diller Record, published weekly at Diller Nebraska. Editor and owner Frank T. Pearce authorized to publish. No bond holders or security holders. Sworn before J. Smith Diller Notary Public on October 4, 1922. My commission expires February 7, 1925.
Creditors of deceased Isaac D Steiner must present claims to the administrator before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room on December 27, 1922 at 9:00 A M. The notice runs in Sept and Oct 1922 editions.
Plans in Gothenburg call for a full sized replica of the Kalmare Nyckel the Key of Kalmar to sail from Sweden to Delaware reenacting the 1638 Swedish immigrant voyage. American descendants would staff the crew and passengers in period attire. The project ties to Gothenburg's 300th anniversary exposition set for May.
Examination adjustment and allowance. Creditors have until December 26, 1922 to file claims against the estate in county court. All claims not filed by that date will be barred. By order of the Court dated September 26, 1922. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. Heasty & Barnes attorneys for estate.
First publication October 13 1922 final hearing set November 3 1922 at 9 o clock a m in Fairbury for Lydia Schaedel Rowe executrix to settle final account and distribute residue. notice to interested parties by publication in the Oiler Record for three weeks. County Judge F L Rain presides.
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