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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
2
Advertising rates and subscription terms for the Diller Record outline one year and six month options with prepayment. Notices state post office transmission through the mails as second class matter and local business notices billed at five cents per line per insertion.
Oklahoma Farmers Union denounces railroad brotherhoods plans and proposes that Congress buy all U S railroads and employ farmers to operate them at two thirds the wage of railroad workers, selling farm products to consumers at cost. They oppose government ownership and warn farmers hold vital national welfare stake.
General Von Ludendorff says the knowledge that American troops were pouring into France prompted him to risk all in a major 1918 German offensive.
Mt Clemens News Bureau reports President Wilson touring the country praising the League of Nations as a safeguard against future war. He argues the treaty protects mankind, ends bloodshed, and guarantees nations unite to deter aggression, noting public support and applause along the way.
The president warned that the world is watching how the United States handles the treaty. He said nations are fortunate when content and secure, and expressed impatience at delay, stressing America’s pivotal role and global expectation that its stance will prove trustworthy.
The famous Rouen duck Peggy, hailed as the world's top egg layer, laid up to 325 eggs in a year and gained fame across hemispheres. Despite offers for publication, she did not voice political views and continued her daily egg production to support national victory during wartime.
Elizabeth Frazer recalls American tanks in the Argonne wood battle with grotesque insignia like a deck of cards. She observes ace through king and a grimy turret wave as armored vehicles advance across a shell torn field in a surreal, Wonderland like moment.
A graceful scene unfolds as Peggy the goose remains calm during a demand to surrender all Strassburg geese. She lays an egg the morning of her death, then quietly expires with a feeble quack, ending a silent chapter in the tale.
Creditors of the late John Timm will meet the estate’s executor in Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room. The notice specifies probate actions and dates from September 5 to September 19, 1919.
The county court sets November 22 1919 at 9:00 A M for creditors to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed from August 21 1919 for claims against the estate. All claims not filed by November 21 1919 will be forever barred. By order of the court Dated August 21 1919 Louis J Nutzman County Judge Frank L Rain attorney for the estate.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County serves notice in the Mary Ann Saffell estate matter. Ida Wood petitions administration be granted to J. W. Fouts as Administrator. Hearing set for September 30, 1919 at 9 a.m. with public notice to appear.
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