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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1931

Page

3

Marion Howland's Daughter and the Rise of a Hotel Empire

Marion Howland runs a refined boarding house kept separate from her daughter's social rise. After Shirley's whirlwind marriage to a powerful radio magnate, Marion buys and modernizes a family hotel, launching the Hewland Hotel chain and stepping into national prominence.

Drewie Otis Greer Howland House Shirley Howland Marion Shiner Shirley Shirlex Marion Howland Llewellyn Lewes Pat Howland Lewellyn Lewes Hewland Chain

Nebraska court halts four cent gasoline tax on farm use

Injunction filed in district court by farmer Ga E Burke of Gurley to stop Nebraska from collecting a four cent gas tax on gasoline imported for tractor use. Defendants include State Treasurer Bass and Attorney General Sorensen. Also notes Nebraska seed potatoes from Alliance outperform southern stock in yield and disease resistance, with a comparison of certified western potatoes to inferior Louisiana crops.

Lincoln Nebraska Ga. E Burke Gurley Cheyenne County Bass Sorensen Burke Teffas Alliance Marx Koehnke Louisiana Co-Operative Growers Association

Depositors to Receive 50 Percent Dividend from Tecumseh State Bank

Depositors in the failed Tecumseh State Bank, closed January 12, will get their first dividend of 50 percent within days. Checks totaling 75,305 are being mailed from Lincoln by the state department of trade and commerce.

Tecumseh State Bank Lincoln State Department of Trade and Commerce Deposi

Monument Planned for Fremont Trail Route by Mormon Church

Herbert J. Grant, president of the Mormon church, attended the dedication of a site near Fremont where a monument will be erected by the Dodge County Historical Society. It marks the trail followed by Brigham Young and his followers in 1847.

Herbert J. Grant Mormon Church Fremont Brigham Young Dodge County

Businessmen push petition for Chadron to Long Pine rail bus link

Chadron businessmen circulate a petition asking the Chicago North Western railway to start railway motor bus traffic between Chadron and Long Pine in addition to existing passenger and freight service. Towns along the route will cooperate to gain signatures with Valentine among those named.

Businss Chadron Chicago, North Western Railway Long Pine Valentine

Biggest plow in United States under construction at Grand Island

A local machine shop in Grand Island builds a 2300 pound plow with a 4 foot furrow and 1.5 to 2 foot depth to improve road grading by turning dirt in one operation. It will be followed by a blade grader and powered by a 60 horsepower Caterpillar. The test road is about 13 miles west. North Platte reports civic club Federated Civic formed with leaders Kroh, Johnson, and Martin elected to presidium roles.

Grand Island United States Here

Refinery Coming to Alliance From Osage Oil Fields

Enes Brothers of Newcastle Wyoming build a large crude oil refinery near Alliance with J W Enes to reside in charge. The facility will have a capacity of one barrels daily and land leased from Burlington on its right of way about four miles northwest of Alliance.

Alliance Osage Wyoming Enes Brothers Newcastle Wyo J.“W. Enes Burlington

Most Deadly Plant Discovered in Pretoria Adenia

A botanist in Pretoria South Africa reports the discovery of Adenia described as the most deadly plant. Even a minuscule amount a ten thousandth of a grain is said sufficient to kill an adult. Death or poisoning is hard to trace, with several rail workers and a botanist overcome by fumes from slicing a bulb.

Pretoria South Africa

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Fannie. Hurst McClure WNU Service Arion Howland Mr. Aver Miss van Abtrip Gadsby Marion’ Howland Lateslady Kenneth Howland Arirst Klas Tealms Young Hammond Johnson Peppee Coco North Platte Western Nebraska
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