17 May 1901
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
1
A state superintendent, citing a supreme court decision, holds a school district may collect both the license fee and occupation tax from a saloon per town ordinance. The ruling follows Tobias origin and carries notable implications for district revenue.
A summary of baseball rule updates including a 20 second pitcher throw limit and batter hit by pitch rulings, plus notes on horse age estimation by teeth from a veterinary surgeon, detailing limits and age indicators for horses over eight years.
At a regular meeting on May 16, 1901 the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska set the fiscal year 1901 and authorized publishing records of accounts. The year 1900 total was 78. Maize, chairman, and Heany Eaton, village clerk, signed the resolution.
The ordinance establishes a 10 mill levy on all taxable property of the village for general funds. It sets the levy’s purpose, adoption timeline, and publication requirements, with the village board and clerk signatures indicating official enactment.
Public sidewalk notice summons owners of multiple lots and blocks in Diller Nebraska to address sidewalk conditions in various additions and blocks including first additions and village areas. The document references specific lot numbers and blocks within the town limits and nearby areas.
State of Nebraska probate matter in a county court. The petition of Eva M. administratrix seeks letters of administration for the estate of Angus Cle. The court to hear cause at the county courthouse in the county on a set date with all interested parties notified to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Required to publish the notice for five successive weeks in a weekly newspaper in Jefferson County.
A court in Jefferson County Nebraska orders a hearing for a petition to discharge and administer a trust estate. The hearing is scheduled for May 22 at 1 week past noon at the county courthouse in Fairbury with notice to interested parties by publication in a county newspaper.
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