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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
2
The fragment cites political figures and a wartime legacy in France. It references President Hoover and Lindbergh, a coast to coast air route, and mentions Painleve, Brnengmert, and other ministers. The piece reflects on governance, war ministry roles, and national leaders amid upheaval.
The first installment of smaller currency circulates with denominations of 1 2 5 10 and 20 dollars and national bank notes coming next week. Debates at a national social workers convention dispute prosperity distribution with figures from Arthur Brisbane and a woman speaker.
Paving advances at about 1000 feet daily on the DLD highway segment from Havelock to Waverly, a stretch spanning 8 to 8 miles between Lincoln area communities.
A fragment suggests an 82 year old man exits a stage then ends up jailed. Details are unclear from the OCR text and no further names, dates, or places are readable.
A zoology report from the University of Pittsburgh challenges belief on sex spur development. Professor Koyetka notes a generic difference in spur persistence, with male spurs showing stronger retention than female spurs when transplanted, suggesting a principle guiding spur character.
A probate notice lists Lay Cutler Mortimer Cutler and heirs, seeking a decree barring claims and determining ownership of real estate. The hearing is set for August 3, 1929 in Fairbury Nebraska. estate remains unadministered.
The probate notice seeks an administrator for the estates of Mary E Phillips and George H Phillips both deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. It states Mary and George were equal joint owners of real estate in Block 24 of the original town of Diller and that petitioners hold an undivided one third interest. The petition requests a decree of death, kinship, and descent, and barring all claims to the estates of the decedents after more than two years since death.
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