Wheat yield forecast in this vicinity
The analyst estimates harvest results after threshing will show a wheat yield of about 18 to 20 bushels per acre in this area.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1937
Page
4
Record of Vast American Flag Unfurled at Washington
The largest American flag ever made was unfurled at Washington's Flag Day celebration on June 14. The flag measured 182 by 120 feet with stripes eight feet wide, drawing wide public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janitors Earn More Than Teachers in Large Cities
A National Education Association survey of cities over 30 000 population shows janitors paid more than teachers. In larger cities janitors average 25 percent more than elementary school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Attorneys Visit Diller Fellows for Tips on Roads
Attorneys J. C. Hartigan and his son John visited Diller last Saturday afternoon and spent an hour with local fellows. Hartigan offered hot tips on how to get four roads into Diller, joking about use of chains if the courthouse grounds prove insufficient.
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J.C. Hartigan
Son John
Diller
J. C
Court House
Woodwork Refresh at Record Office Cited as Local Pride
The front woodwork and sign of the Record Office are being repainted by Rolf Beckman. The improvement expresses personal pride rather than prosperity and follows nearby business renovations as neighbors catch the fever before picnic days.
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Rolf Beckman
Magazine claims Roosevelt has been out of Washington 672 days
A magazine asserts President Roosevelt has been away from Washington 672 days since taking office and that his fishing trips cost the nation millions. The tone complains about ongoing political grievances and criticizes multiple issues.
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Certain Magazine
Roosevelt
Washington
New York Gets Large Share of PWA Spending
United States News notes that New York State has completed a fifth of the nation’s PWA programs while housing about a tenth of the population. New York City, with roughly five percent of the population, received about one seventh of PWA spending.
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United States News
PWA
New York State
New York City
Prohibition Outlook From World WCTU Convention
Report notes only two Washington hotels not selling liquor during the World Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union last month. President Mrs. Smith predicts prohibition will return within 19 years amid talk of continued drinking.
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WCTU
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Diamond Dick illness show figure linked to Norfolk doctor
Letters from readers across the country discuss a Norfolk circular featuring Richard Tanner M D now using the name Diamond Dick. The ad cites a soap cloth and Mexican soap plant while noting his office at 315 South 12th Street, Norfolk, where he has practiced 27 years.
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Denver
Campbell Bros
Diller
Folice
Norfolk
Nebr
Fairbury
Richard Tanner
Diamond Dick
Denver Dick
Campbell Brothers
South 12Th Street
Nebraska
Wisconsin V ndays Beer Policy Aims at Freer Holiday Roads
Report states Wisconsin plans loosened beer sales rules for the holiday period to ease travel. Officials expect increased beer availability to reduce restrictions and boost convenience for residents and travelers.
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Wisconsin
Beatrice State Savings and Loan records long history
The Beatrice savings and loan issued a dividend and has operated 37 years. It serves customers in 32 states plus the District of Columbia and several countries. A writer borrowed to build his first home in 1900 from the association and has remained invested. Inventors have never suffered loss in the S S L A, reflecting strong management.
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Beatrice
District of Columbia
China
Ireland
England
Czechoslovakia
Williams
Movement to Erect Monument to Robert G Ingersoll at Capitol
A national group of atheists backs a proposal led by Representative Sir ovich to allow a Washington monument honoring Robert G Ingersoll. The measure asks Congress to approve a site for the statue without funding, sparking debate over a federal tribute to a famed atheist in a Capitol that opens with prayer.
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National Capitol
Washington
Robert G. Ingersoll
Sirovich
New York State
House of Representatives
Congress
Robert G. Snogersoll
Sogers
Diety
Red Square
Revival Fire From Prayer as America Teeters
The author warns of a spiritual and economic low mood in America, urging revival through prayer. Recalling revivals of 1740 1800 and 1859, he argues moral renewal and steadfast faith can restore national strength and curb corruption. The piece frames revival as essential to revive governance and society.
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America
United States
Reward in Hereafter
The quotation notes that denying oneself leads to greater reward in heaven, attributed to Horace.
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Horace
Lumber and Coal Offer at Right Price
See rs L. Geer Lumber and Coal. Phone 153 02. Locally offered materials and related services advertised with contact details in the notice.
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Rs L. Geer Lumber and Coal
Harvest Rush Grips Local Community
John Steiner noted Thursday morning harvest had begun and all combines and threshers were operating. Grain flowed into elevators in a steady stream with round the clock activity to keep up.
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John Steiner
Mae West Confirms Mil waukie Marriage to Wallace
Mae West reveals she wed Frank Wallace in Milwaukee years ago and still regards him as her husband though they never lived together. Wallace reportedly remarried without a divorce, adding further complication to the case.
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Mae West
Frank Wallace
Milwaukee
Mr. Wallace
Miss West
Uncle Sam's Earhart search and local wheat yields
The piece notes the $250000 daily cost of the Earhart and Noonan search after their plane lost fuel en route home from a round the world flight. It contrasts public sentiment with the belief the mission is risky. It then reports on grain yields early and late in the season, highlighting wheat around 20 to 30 bushels and tests 60 to 63, plus poorer late crops averaging 10 bushels and about 55, with Diller area seeing notable early harvest yields and short straw.
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Uncle Sam
Amelia Earhart
Fred J. Noonan
Howland Island
South Pacific Ocean
Amelia
Diller
How Trees Cut Wind Speeds in Forest Breaks
Forest service notes windbreaks lower surface wind velocity by 10 to 50 percent for up to thirty times tree height. A 65 foot high stand can reduce ground wind by 10 percent or more for about a third of a mile.
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Forest Service
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