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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
2
The notice lists advertising rates for mail transmission through the post office at Diller Nebraska as second class matter. Rates are subject to change and will be run until further orders, with fees assessed per use.
Republican nominee F. M. Tippin asks all voters in Jefferson County for support in the November election promising to value every ballot and serve the public with diligence and appreciation.
A local notice urges voters to cast a ballot on Tuesday November 2 for C K Nispel the Democratic candidate for Representative from Jefferson County. The message requests an X beside Nispel on the ballot.
On July 13 the grain exchanges reopened and wheat prices swung wildly. The piece argues gamblers manipulated the market, accusing railroads of blocking supply, while noting most operators lack real knowledge and that a few firms profit from inside information.
A Rising City independent column denounces the board of trade as a gambling venue that distorts grain prices. It cites margins, delivery hedges, and banker fears, arguing wheat should be a straight business. It notes US crop shortfalls and European imports to stress the need to end the exchange.
William S. Rossiter argues in Atlantic Monthly that nearly 55,000,000 Americans of British ancestry, plus other long-settled immigrants, form a homogeneous Anglo-Saxon governing element. He claims this group, about half the population, directs the United States and embodies its freedom and self government. The article notes America’s global leadership expectations amid immigration and census findings.
The passage notes uncertainty about settlers adapting to a new environment while asserting Mr. Rossiter's figures show that American creativity will retain Anglo-Saxon essential traits. It concludes that this enduring character suffices for now.
The Western Methodist argues a home is earned through love, rest, and peace, not handed as a gift. Without giving, there is little to receive, framing home as a mutual exchange rather than a packaged offering.
Beekeeping requires proper outdoor wintering preparations to protect honey crops. USDA bulletin 2012 outlines packing materials and economical hive packing. Bulletin 1014 covers wintering bees in cellars and both are available free from the College of Agriculture, Lincoln. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. H. W. Fouts, attorney for estate.
On farms rats threaten infants and nursing bottles attract them. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP and spread it around to rid the premises. Three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by H. K. Shutt and Waggoners.
The State of Nebraska probate notice for J in Jefferson County announces first publication October 15 1920 and last publication October 9 1920. Legal action notes public administration of estate and deadlines for claims or contest.
In Fairbury on October 8 1920 petition by E L Loock for final settlement and allowance of final account filed October 8 1920. An order of distribution of residue to parties entitled to the estate to be heard November 8 1920 at 9 60 o clock A M.
An Farm and storage product advertisement touts RAT-SNAP as killing rats and mice with no lingering odor. It promotes three sizes 35c, 65c and notes suitability for pantry kitchen or chicken house, urging readers to try the powdery bait for farms and outbuildings.
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