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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
2
One year in advance and Bix sent in advance. Adcox late notice available on application. Business notices run until ordered out and charged at five cents per line per insertion. Diller area post office handling second class mail.
Henry Ahrends declares his run for county commissioner from the 1st district subject to Democratic voters in the upcoming November election.
In a message announcing his candidacy Tippin states he seeks re election as Sheriff of Jefferson County, subject to voters decision at the November 7 1922 election.
A discussion warns that about ten percent of U S property holds tax exempt securities, shifting 90 percent of taxes onto others. It cites Ford’s figure of 41.3 billion dollars in annual federal demand and argues lawmakers fails to curb tax free bonds, harming farmers and property owners. Nebraska boasted no bonded debt as context.
The piece explains Indian Summer occurs in November and describes its nine day second summer. It cites the National Intelligencer from November 26, 1857, noting Indians harvested corn and enjoyed seven or nine days of pleasant weather with hazy orange skies and warming days followed by frosty nights.
In ordering your winter coal it is wise to specify only the best cut. The average furnace is discerning as to what it consumes.
Poem by Will M. Maupin encourages cheerfulness and grit during hardship. It urges readers to persevere, work steadily, and keep moving toward better days, using the tortoise and hare fable as motivation.
Complete 1920 income tax statistics show 7,259,944 individuals filed returns with total tax of 1.075 billion and 208,233 corporations taxed at 1.625 billion. Thirty-three individuals paid taxes over 1 million, four over 5 million, two from New York and two from Michigan. New York led in total tax contribution with 28.69 percent of personal and corporate taxes, followed by Pennsylvania and Illinois.
A fairy resting under a violet leaf is seized by a jealous old gnome who calls himself King of the Gnomes. The fairy flees using her wand, but the gnome is transformed into a giant tortoise by the wand’s magic. The tale concludes with a warning that one may someday find an ancient turtle and recall the gnome’s ancient crime.
A wry greeting from Americus Kansas notes a resident would rather walk the street with a ten pound fish than serve as town mayor. The quip reflects local humor about leadership.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac D Steiner deceased creditors must meet the administrator before the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on December 27 1922 at nine oclock A M to present their claims for settlement.
The article explains that dont is a contraction of do not and should replace do not only with plural nouns or I or you. It warns against he dont she dont it dont and gives examples showing correct substitution with does not and does not.
Examination adjustment and allowance notice directs creditors to file claims against the estate within three months from September 26 1922 in the county court. All claims not filed by December 26 1922 will be forever barred by order of the court dated September 26 1922. Louis J Nutzman county judge Heasty Barnes attorney for estate.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate matter of Jacob Schaedel deceased. Lydia Schaedel Rowe executrix petitions final settlement and distribution to heirs. A hearing is set for November 3, 1922, at 9:00 am in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record for three weeks.
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