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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary notice states businesses are charged five cents per line for each insertion with locals described as being ordered out. Details unclear due to damaged text.
Shakespearean to stage metaphor frames life as a brief act. Arthur Brisbane argues Lindbergh’s fame demands a multi engine journey with danger, but he would not finish the mission in a safe, common craft. Lindbergh, a fearless, tireless aviator, seeks risky feats and will retire when his work ends.
Representative E P Howard of Oklahoma urged Will Rogers as a Democratic presidential candidate in a House speech. A Washington Star cartoon mixed up Howard and Edgar Howard of Nebraska, who later addressed the error and praised Rogers’s outspoken democracy. The piece also touches on war renunciation talks with France and confusion over the word aggression.
A Stanford psychology lab uses moving photographic plates to show how the eye jumps through text. Researchers find readers prefer bottom to top movement, and note ancient Chinese writing started at page bottom.
A brief snippet discusses scanning text lines by focusing on the second or third word of each new line and quickly moving to the next readable fragment while capturing a small image of the preceding reading.
John Burroughs, noted poet and essayist, built a riverside study at Riverby in the Hudson valley and later a hillside cabin called Slabsides two miles away. He wrote there, cooked, and entertained guests, with Theodore Roosevelt among visitors at Slabsides.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute cites pullets as better layers than hens due to earlier start and higher egg counts. A Jersey poultryman's records show pullets averaged 6.5 eggs in November, rising to 9.3 in December, with hens at 1.1 and 1.0 or less. yearly totals favor pullets with higher egg value, averaging $3.81 per bird versus $2.86 for hens.
A Blue Valley Creamery guide explains reducing butterfat costs by managing manure and dairy practices. Spreading fresh manure on fields preserves nutrients, boosts available plant food, and lowers expenses. Proper storage and timely field spreading prevent nutrient losses and maximize fertilizer value.
Albany dishwasher Giuseppe Caruso aimed to sail from Albany to Naples on a Hudson river steamboat but failed at the Forty second Street pier. A watchman and police intervened after he was duped into buying a passport and a round trip ticket from supposed friends. He stored over 2000 dollars in notes, waited for a Naples boat that never sailed, and was escorted to Grand Central then sent back to Albany.
First publication January 13 with last publication January 27 probate notice in Jefferson County Nebraska. S C Hutchinson executor seeks final settlement and distribution of Hulda C Meikle deceased estate filed January 6 1928. February 4 1928 at 9 AM set for hearing at County Court Fairbury Nebraska for final account and distribution to titled heirs.
A weekly county newspaper announces the candidacy of Louis J. Nutzman for County Judge. Heasty Barnes and Rain serve as attorneys for the estate, with the document bearing the county seal.
First publication January 20 and last publication February 3. Kate Tucker as administratrix petitions for final settlement and allowance of her final account filed December 19, 1927. Hearing set February 11, 1928 at 9 AM in Jefferson County Court Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. Denney & Denney Attorneys for Estate.
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