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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
2
Notice from Diller Nebraska indicates materials entered at the local post office for second class mailing until further order. Inquiries show charges of six cents per line per insertion for business locals.
The Tacna Arica dispute remains bitter as April plebiscite plans risk unfair charges from both Chile and Peru. Pershing’s safeguards are challenged while Lassiter prepares to assume post as troop withdrawal nears. Congress proceeds with farm bills expected to pass, including a cooperative marketing measure and Cole-Cummings corn sugar proposal.
The article traces how the word watch evolved from meaning keeping guard to the period of duty and then to timekeeping. It notes the term night watch and length of duty, cites Mark 6 48 about the fourth watch, and explains the shift to a timepiece for measuring intervals.
This excerpt argues that unless British immigration rises faster, the Canadian West will be filled by non-British migrants. It notes no desire to exclude non-British Europeans but urges giving British immigrants equal opportunity to settle, to prevent future social and demographic problems.
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute statement notes one dairy cow, averaging 4,260 pounds of milk annually, would produce 998 pounds in twelve weeks. That output equals 53 gallons whole milk 17 pounds butter 39 pounds cheese 13 pounds condensed and evaporated milk and 2.58 gallons ice cream per person annually.
In New York a string of lawsuits seeks to clear title to long unsettled estates and wills from centuries past. Claims trace back to Anneke Jans and other old properties in Manhattan and nearby Maryland areas, with decades of litigation and large potential fortunes.
In Reno Aldava a blacksmith from Elko drank ice water and hours later doctors treated him for lockjaw. Physicians said the condition stemmed from the cold affecting glands in his throat.
Laurence Heaton, 22, of Elberon, Iowa, is hospitalized with paralysis on the right side after a horse kicked him while harnessing a team. The accident occurred on a Cedar Rapids farm.
The article traces how the acorn named oaks by Britons became the modern term oak. It notes many oak varieties were found as settlement expanded and that today there are under 300 known varieties.
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