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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
4
Falls City authorizes a municipal police radio station. Editor Albert Koepff notes flu concerns with quips about widespread illness. Mr Cavett is expected home tomorrow and is reported to be feeling fine.
The wheat market has improved recently with several arrivals. however poor roads have again slowed movement, affecting shipment and pricing dynamics. The note highlights ongoing supply pressures and infrastructure impacts on farmers and traders.
Seventy years ago Oregon began with a one cent per gallon levy on gasoline igniting state fuel taxation. By 1939 the total gasoline tax revenue reached eighty one million four hundred thirty thousand dollars.
Rev J H Kaub pastor of Centenary Methodist in Beatrice entered Mebonite hospital for treatment. His pulpit was filled by Dr Huntington district superintendent. Three Fairbury barbers join army camp at Fort Robinson Arkansas, Lawrence Durnil Joseph Armstrong and Kenneth Nance of Company D Fairbury and Company C Beatrice are stationed there.
In Newport Beach California Mrs E S Dune asks Cavett to continue sending the Record noting she cannot do without it and hoping the recipient is home from the hospital and recovered. Nearby youths skate on Oscar Amos farm pond near town across the town bridge and fill with a deep northern end and a long south eastern stretch.
Two men compare pastors with one praising sermons that drop pearls while the other wishes for occasional potatoes. The note concludes sincere worshippers seek nourishment from the bread of life, not entertainment.
The Rural Area Association, a newly organized group of rural school boards in Nebraska, seeks a voice in education reform. It urges keeping youth in small towns, expanding vocational agriculture and banking familiarity, and improving teacher standards while noting funding costs and the need for community cooperation.
Arthur Krock cites statisticians and economists who, using government reports, estimate 3 to 4 million jobless. Some include WPA workers in relief counts, while administrations and unions offer higher figures between 9 and 11 million or about 4 million. The analysts admit figures are uncertain and much is guesswork.
An article in Natural History explains that 19th century Italian astronomer Schiaparelli reported crosswork canali on Mars which was translated as man-made canals. The nuance of canale meaning fissures was lost, fueling persistent popular belief in Martian life.
Readable OCR fragments show east bound and west bound train numbers with times, including No 14 and No 16 and No 1b and No 17, with night and day designations and a late afternoon time. Names of times and numbers appear inconsistent.
Petition filed for appointment of Wino W Hill as administrator of the estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for February 1911 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room. Dated January 20, 194. Seal.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the county court hears the final account and petition for settlement of the estate of Emma Peters deceased. Attorney Jenny Waugh for the estate notices interested persons may appear January 7 1964 at 9:00 AM to contest and discharge the administrator and determine heirs at law.
Creditors of the Louis Wenz estate in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by May 16, 1941. A hearing will be held May 16 1941 at 9 A.M. in the County Court to examine, hear, and allow or adjust all duly filed claims and objections. Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
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