Diller Tax Levy Tops County Rates For 1954
Diller taxpayers will face the highest combined property levy in the county at 62.16 mills for state, county, school and town expenses this coming year. Yansen follows at 58.26 mills, Fairbury 56.74, and Reynolds depends on school district valuations. County levy set at 5 mills, up from last year, with a new fund for medical assistance costs exceeding state funds.
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Diller City
Yansen
Fairbury
Reynolds
J W. Winslow
Thayer County
University Hospital
Jas Eateoce
Phosphorus and Lime Lacking on Most Farms
Only two percent of tested samples show potash deficiency while over nine-tenths of Jefferson county farms lack lime and phosphorus. State agricultural college data from 321 samples is cited. Owens notes office boxes for sample shipment and information sheets on the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Owens
Delno Knudsen
Jefferson County
State Agricultural College
Knudsen
Owens
Diller Record Adopts Weekly Subscription Terms
Roy Holloway Jr. editor announces weekly subscription rates for Diller Record. In Jefferson Gage Thayer and Saline counties the price is 2.25 per year and 4 for two years. Elsewhere 2.50 per year. Paper entered as second class matter at Diller post office under the act of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Gage, Thayer
Saline Counties
Diller
Neb
Red Cross Swim Pupils Stage First Water Carnival
About 1,200 attended the first annual Red Cross water carnival at the muny pool on Sunday evening. More than 150 pupils took part in contests and stunts with prizes donated by local businessmen. Special dives by Don Hodge Gail Cane Gregg Hutson LeRoy Lahodney and a comedy rescue act by Mike Sturm Jerry Hoggatt Vic Schluckbier highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Muny Pool
Don Hodge
Beatrice
Gail Cane
Gregg Hutson
LeRoy Lahodney
Mike Sturm
Jerry Hoggatt
Vic Schluckebier
Cleanliness Fights Polio in Daily Habits
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urges thorough hand washing and clean surfaces to prevent polio. Keep children from fatigue and chills, avoid new crowds, and emphasize frequent washing to reduce infection risk.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
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Acool
Endicott
Daykin
Plymouth
Steele City
Harold “Polly” Acker
C. B. Schwab
Pete Karabatsos
Meet
Marlene Sturm
Sandy Fletcher
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Diller Record
Holloway Publishing
Roy Holloway, Jr
Waggoner Funeral Home
Clare Waggoner
R. M. Traum
Embelmer
E. BE. Vance
Call Farrell
Arkland