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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
7
Farmers map the move of Dixon County seat to a new location and back a water development plan to irrigate 40000 acres across Dundy Hitchcock counties with dams at Haigler Colorado and a third on the Republican river near Kremlikman. Officials note bond ballots must be free of grant conditions per AG Good ruling and reflect standard wording.
Dixon county farmers group backs moving the county seat from Ponca to a central location. They oppose major county building spending and seek federal funds for a new jail and courthouse. Ponca sits on the Missouri River at the county’s eastern edge.
George Wilson of Nebraska state banking department reports an estimated 3 million dollars in dividends to stockholders of building and loan associations for the year ending June 30. The figure reflects a reduced average dividend and asset shrinkage, with many stockholders accepting home loan bonds as stock substitutes. Bond sales at 95 or higher ease acceptance if processing delays are avoided, and efforts are underway to speed applications.
Army officials in the Seventh Army Corps area oversee nearly seven thousand dollars for a brick wall at the site of the old Fort McPherson national cemetery in Richardson county. J B Douglas of Teamseh and a state game officer urges sportsmen to pledge cooperation to release more pheasants and declare an open season in the county in coming years. Work continues on Missouri river bank protection with mats weaving to prevent erosion, with eighty workers expected to resume the river project.
Randall Biart state relief director says enrollment for CCC camps will start in Nebraska on April 16 and run to March 31, 1935. He prefers six month enrollments but offers no final recommendation. Biart hails CCC camps as a key recovery program benefiting participants.
A new 40 by 80 foot community house was opened with labor donated by locals. The project was a collaboration of the Woman's club the men's community club and three church groups in Ithaca. A community corporation will hold title and manage the property.
Lightning occurs worldwide with uneven distribution. In the United States the northwestern Florida region records the highest thunderstorm density, averaging about per year, while northern New Mexico and southern Colorado see severe lightning with around per year.
Fragmentary note discusses weather in New York and San Francisco and claims about lightning severity. It endorses Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure to regulate liver bowels and stomach and keeps cream and healthy. Ad copy style persists in this clipped OCR text.
A dealer responds to a young buyer about a parrot, noting the bird’s verbal abilities in a brisk exchange. The scene centers on a cautious purchase with attention to the parrot’s speech.
An old newspaper ad promotes S S S as a tonic to restore red blood and color. It claims lack of hemo globin causes pale skin, fatigue, and poor appetite. The ad touts S S S as a gastric stimulant and mineral source, sold in two sizes by A. 5.8.8. Co.
A clipped dialogue style scene shows a coach praising a student and a manager calling him a good boy. The passage contains banter about catching a baseball pitcher and remarks on admiration and math figures. It reads as a stray excerpt rather than a full narrative.
The first loganberry was produced by Judge J H Logan in 1881 while he pursued a fruit hobby in California. The text references a traveler remark about approaching dark clouds and a plane with honeymooners aboard, implying a metaphorical or cryptic context.
A newspaper note urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to help sluggish children focus on studies. It claims the remedy helps cleanse the bowels without strong drugs, keeping boys active and in good spirits.
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