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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
2
Nebraska state finances rose in March as the general fund balance grew by 248 173 to 1 429 066 from February. Receipts totaled 814 575 with 506 403 in payments. Total current revenue fund rose to 5 101 020 with receipts of 1 876 696 and expenditures of 1 578 334. Total cash account stood at 6 901 320.
University of Nebraska geologist Dr A L Luga reports 40 carloads of dust per mile squared settled in the Lincoln area between March 21 and 28. Calculations show five grams per square foot 4 800 pounds per acre or 3 072 000 pounds per square mile. Dust mostly blew from the west and southwest from Nebraska Colorado and Kansas. He predicts the March 29 dust storm may rank as one of the era defining events on the plains.
Nebraskan lawmakers probe liquor control amid 15 days of debate as the House advances a bill unlikely to reach 67 votes for passage with the emergency clause. The proposal trims state liquor authority and includes closing hours and voting provisions, while the Senate is expected to discard it for its own bill.
Lincoln state tax official says Nebraska railroad assessments will be little changed this year due to a four year average method. 1931 figures are dropped and 1935 values added, offsetting 1934 to 1935 quotation differences. Union Pacific and Burlington are cited as maintaining security better, while Rock Island and Missouri Pacific are in receivership and due for cuts. Island Potato Project planned by American Legion post to plant 25 acres on a river bar island to raise relief crops.
Margaret Wylie discusses sleeplessness in Hygeia Health Magazine noting worry stems from a desire for more rest. She advises ruling out illness with a doctor, learning relaxation techniques, and quieting racing thoughts to aid sleep. Planning daily routines helps ensure adequate rest.
The passage discusses methods for easing into rest with sleep aids. It mentions releasing torsion through amusing stories and employing music and art activities to cultivate quietude without focusing on sleep.
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