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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
2
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An editorial likens aviation to early rail and auto ventures, praising the pioneers who overcame mountains and desert to build air routes across the United States. It notes San Francisco to Chicago trips taking 21 hours and lauds Col. Lindbergh for integrity and independence despite wealth.
The speaker argues officers who saved the life of a California butcher should have let him approach the limit or near it, claiming one death would reduce state trouble and keep crime news off the page. The remark suggests harsher action would prevent further crimes.
A quirky account recalls Mrs Grayson transforming her plane into a submarine by simply taking off across rough seas. Davy Jones is playfully described as fond of aeroplanes. A Plymouth resident finds previously stolen chickens back in the coop, suggesting a cheeky return to start the New Year.
District Judge Moss fixed district court terms for 1928 in Gage and Jefferson counties with specified dates and naturalization hearing slots. A Christmas bird census at the C. C. Callaway homestead near Fairbury logged 363 birds of 17 species, plus 21 mourning doves and 1 red winged blackbird. Congress debates Navy S-4 salvage failure. Loring Black calls for Secretary Wilbur’s resignation and an investigation.
The writer argues for capital punishment for a murderous killer who posed as a bad man. He cites Exodus and Mosaic law to justify the death penalty and predicts California could seek such a verdict, though acknowledges the difficulty of taking human life and due process.
The navy continues salvage efforts to rescue sailors aboard the submerged submarine. Divers press on to recover the crew and return bodies to land, honoring a maritime vow that no one be left at sea. hostile weather ends their rescue attempt, keeping the submarine over a hundred feet deep.
A brief tribute extols divers and sailors, praising their courage and industry as evidence of naval strength and resilience.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County estate of James Riley Tucker. Kate Tucker administrator prays final settlement and distribution of residue. Hearing set for January 6, 1928 at 9 A M in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested parties via Iller Record for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Benjamin F. Henrichs deceased E L Loock administrator prays final settlement. January 6 1928 at 9 o clock A M assigned for hearing at County Court Fairbury to show cause why petition should not be granted notice by publishing in the Diller Record for three weeks Louis J Nutzman Attorney for Estate
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