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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
2
Notice states advertising rates for business locals in the Diller Nebraska post office listings. It indicates six cents per line per insertion and that rates are made known upon request with transmissions through the mails as second class matter.
The piece argues state socialism in North Dakota raised taxes and left the state in financial strain. It cites Oklahoma in 34 mill tax news as proof radicals worsen fiscal health, claiming higher rates fail to keep the state cash balanced and that radical governance hurts the people.
A patriotic statement extols the U S system as humane stable and effective and argues against socialist or communist forces from abroad. It claims industry is thriving payrolls steady and labor capital balanced while warning against pink and red propaganda and foreign disruption in America.
This human interest piece urges precaution to protect homes and valuables via insurance and banking. It argues storing money in banks is safer and emphasizes avoiding home cash, relying on banks for safety and easy bill payment while highlighting the impact of uninsured losses on families and communities.
F. N. Pickett describes salvaging 850,000 tons of material from Allied shells and gas canisters dumped in France. He details methods to extract fuse and explosives, burn or wash out contents, and recycle steel, copper, aluminum, and other metals for commercial use, helping fund Britain.
A Georgia man asked Senator Harris for government publications to comfort an eighty three year old. Captain Cranston mailed the latest Agriculture Year Book and Congressional Record editions to Mr. Ezzard. Officials say no fitting comforting document exists yet but may appear within 24 hours.
In Maidstone Kent a large scale education program is organized for inmates. Classes in French shorthand and bookkeeping are planned to help prisoners gain skills and improve rehabilitation prospects.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notices the estate of Henrietta Powell deceased. J Smithiller petitions to prove probate of the last will and appoint J Smith Diller as executor. Hearing set for November 6, 1923 at 9:00 AM with publication for three weeks.
The message urges readers to consider making the local office their headquarters when visiting the County Seat, highlighting it as a convenient and welcoming destination for administrative needs.
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