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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
4
A salvageable OCR fragment notes that rates for local notices are 6 cents per line for each insertion and that seating or section terms may affect charges. No clear entities or dates are present in the readable text.
County corn hog control groups focus on farmer applications as 80 to 90 percent of signers intend to continue farming as in 1934. Many renters have not finalized leases for 1935, delaying some applications, with signing days extended to accommodate. 1985 community committees will be elected, with chairmen joining the county board of directors.
Jefferson county farmers are urged to apply for replacement stock as honey locust and soft maple supplies dwindle. Chinese elm remains popular with locals as 275000 trees are available for spring planting while 38300 seedlings are needed for the 1935 camp, with high demand noted amid heavy winter timber cutting.
Forty years ago in Gage County items recall Morris Kirby’s son dying of pneumonia. Local residents like Charley Hood, Mrs Willey, J B Wright and D V Folkers figure in visits, sales, and farm plans. Records note court docket figures and a beaming WCTU suffrage meeting amid influenza and a blizzard.
An opportunity for Jefferson county boys and girls to enroll as club members and compete in the International Harvester national club farm account contest. Entries must cover 12 consecutive months between 1935 and 1986 with prizes starting from a $10 merchandise certificate to a national grand prize of a $500 merchandise certificate or farm implements.
The treasury report lists total war cost to June 30, 1921 at 27.7 billion dollars. Interest on debt adds 9.56 billion, settlements 6.39 billion, and war claims 88 million. Foreign debts owed to the U.S. around 12 billion are excluded.
A historical note argues that households face hardship because the average family can buy twice as much as the supposed head of the household can afford. The statement connects living costs to income and consumer capacity in a period of economic strain.
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