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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
4
The fragment notes Bud Lottman at the Diller Nebraska post office with a notably blamed looking pipe as it is described for second class mail transmission through the malls.
The text notes that Justice Reed’s addition will drop the bench average from 69 to 66 4 years. It also lists Justice Brandeis as 81 and Justice Black as 51, identifying the oldest and youngest members.
An exchange notes the new Webster's International Dictionary has 550000 word entries yet 640000 will never be used by the average reader until a cigarette sponsor adds more picture puzzles to the edition.
The bill would empower the federal government to fine and imprison police officers who fail to protect a prisoner from a mob and require counties to pay damages up to 10 000 dollars to the prisoner’s family as a consequence of failure.
Representative Binderup argues his monetary system would cure economic ills and aid the underprivileged in a recent interview with President Roosevelt this week.
The chief deputy clerk of the district court recommends buying a milli graph machine to print all clerk office forms. Estimated annual savings range from 5 thousand to 60 thousand dollars. The plan could involve county government and affect the printers’ influence and the position of the clerk of the court.
Authorities with power to acquire the Freeman Homestead for a national park reject the 4000 for 80 acres or 160 acres demand. The federal government has allocated about 24000 for land purchase and improvement, while the Freemans seek the full amount. Condemnation talks arise to force a fair price.
Fairbury council approves $150000 of electric light plant gear payable down and $1 monthly with claim the investment will pay for itself in seven years. City notes efficiency gains and compares to costly one year full funding.
A mother moved with her young son to a large city and faced a school dilemma. The teacher suggested placing the boy back a grade to fit city standards, but offered the option to try a fresh start instead.
Diller recollections span cornstalks to railroads with events from forty to fifty years ago. Notables include farmers selling corn, a local gun club accident, Blind Boone concerts, town dispatches, a Beatrice contractor’s rail work, and a revival at the Methodist church.
Fossil plants are described as thermometers of the past showing the ancient temperatures required for their growth. The article explains how fossil flora reveal climate conditions long ago.
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