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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
2
Wa eab te. Spasee ed. D C Complete reor
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spasee
D. C
Wheat crop year shows more than last year in Washington
The report from Washington indicates that the wheat crop for the year is larger than the previous season. Officials note favorable weather and continued demand, with projections suggesting robust production and stability for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nebraska Senator Named U.S. Marshal for Nebraska
Holt county state senator has been chosen as United States Marshal for Nebraska to succeed James Crowin. The appointee has published the O Neill Frontier for thirty years and served six terms in the state senate. He is a past president of the Nebraska Press Association and well known in political and newspaper circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt County
Nebraska
James
Darkmanj
Omaha
Crowin
Nebraska Press Association
Senate
French Premier to Attend Diplomatic Conference
The article notes France will send Aristide Briand as head of its delegation to a diplomatic conference. A request to Congress for 200000 dollars to cover experts and a secretariat is under committee review as the Senate likely to approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tate
Tate. Department
Aristide Briand
Congress
State Department
Budget Bureau
Senate
Nebraskas Briefs Highlight Church, Roads and Rail
Reports from Nebraska detail Rev. E G Baker leading a summer church program with large crowds and cars parked around the Fairbury church. Officials deny a Bloomfield union dispute resolution, while a August 4 mass meeting supports continuing the strike. A $25 000 bond funds riverbank riprap near Tekamah to protect farmland. Nebraska plans include a Lincoln Evangelical Lutheran college merger and state relief funds for ex servicemen. Automobile licensing nears 200 000 tags annual pace, with $2 727 886 in fees already collected. State finances show 29 090 811 12 biennial expenditures and contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Baker
Methodist
Fairbury
Tas Edler
Banday-Coening
New Draska
Union Telephone Company
Bloomfield
Missouri River
Petersoff Bend
Tekamah
Nebraska
Grand Island
Brooklyn
N. Y
Idaho
Omaha
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lincoln
Edincoin
Chris Fishline
Lexington
Rena Ian Ee
Ment
Board of Educational Lands
Nee
American Legion
Chapin-Delglazer Construction Company
District Court
Order of the Boar of Equalization
Aurora
Chapin Company
State
Phillip F. Bross
Finance de- Appropriations
Siebend
Henry Ideas
Young Girl Finds Relief in Pinkham’s Spyria Scene
A brief report notes a young girl relief story involving Pinkham's Spyria product line. The item highlights relief of symptoms and a local remedy remark. No further details are provided.
A Cousinly Mariner
A Birmingham Age Herald humorous clip shows Mr. Cobbles noting a talented summer boarder who never pays his board yet possesses free and easy manners, joking he may be a distant relation.
Handkerchief Care Ad Promotes Ball Blue Rinse
A vintage ad urges washing children s handkerchiefs with a thorough seep and rinsing in water tinted blue with Red Cross Ball Blue to freshen fabrics.
About All Summer Cottage Has
A Kentucky woman swallowed five. That woman would put the average summer cottage completely out of business.
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Kentucky
Debt Dilemma Seen Males Lacking Prudence With Wealth
A reflective line suggests many men would mismanage money if they became debt free. The remark highlights financial naivety and potential missteps in personal economy.
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He Klux Rail
Lanier
Dennis H. Crenin
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