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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1934

Page

2

State News Highlights From Inceptions to Bar Admissions

Articles note two corporations authorized with ten thousand dollars each in capital. Twenty four bar applicants passed the state bar exam and were admitted by the supreme court. Chief Justice Goss and judges received the recommendations from the bar commission. Fossil bed discovery near Bridgeport described with large petrified trees and dig by four university scientists. Missouri River development funding urged by Arthur J. Weaver to prevent work stoppage at Fort Peck and related sites. Weaver, Missouri River Development Association president, has been in Washington negotiating with federal officials.

Bar State Bar Commission The Supreme Court Goss Bar Commission Bridgeport Fort Peck, Mont Arthur J. Weaver NedDraska Weaver Missouri River Development Association Washington

Bank of Peru Opens After Citi State Bank Closure

Johnson county reports higher tangible and real property values this year while Nemaha shows lower totals. Nemaha’s intangible property climbs, Johnson’s falls. Peru gains a charter for Bank of Peru by the state banking department with 25,000 capital 5,0000 surplus and 50,000 deposits promised to open soon replacing the Citizens State Bank closed January 11.

Johnson County Nemaha County Nemaha Johnson Peru State Banking Department Bank of Peru Citizens State Bank

Nebraska Fall Pig Crop Down 53 Percent Says Statistician

A. E. Anderson reports Nebraska’s fall pig crop fell 53 percent, following a 27 percent spring drop. He notes the spring decline paralleled the national 28 percent decrease and cites AAA programs and weather as factors likely to lift future prices.

A. E. Anderson Nebraska AAA United States Anderson

Assayers Report Gold Findings in Blue River Sand

Assayers tested sand from a pan along roughly a quarter mile of the Blue River near Leroy. One report put gold at 35 cents per ton, another at $7 per ton with $4 per ton in silver, while the third was inconclusive and further tests are planned. Dr. W C Herrold notes daily cattle shipments from Minnesota and South Dakota are expected to Omaha stockyards indefinitely.

Blue River Leroy Abbout W. C. Herrold Government Animal Husbandry Bureau Grouth Minnesota South Dakota Omaha

Tri-County power project status unchanged says PWA

Public works officials report no action taken by the PWA board of review on the Tri county power and irrigation project in Nebraska. Senator Norris, pivotal sponsor, has left for Wisconsin for summer to prepare for the Nebraska campaign. Norris’ office notes no change in the project’s status.

Public Works Tri-county Nebraska PWA Board of Review Norris Wisconsin Oine House

Getting There Uncle Jokes About Johnny's Class Rank

A playful dialogue where Uncle asks Johnny if he is at the foot of his class and Johnny retorts he is just above the ankle, revealing a punny exchange about academic standing.

Johnny

Senator Sorghum Critics and Support From Home

The senator asserts confidence in his constituency while facing criticism. He notes that locals have grown used to his methods and fear that the next successor might be worse.

Village youths coax Ernie to pond for swim

The village boys urged Ernie to join them in an open pond, trying to coax him into wading or swimming. The scene hints at a lighthearted summer moment among local children by the water.

Ernie

Bath Night Secret Sparks Uneasy Plan

In a clipped dialogue the boy Ernie resists joining a water outing claiming his mother will find out. Another joins with a teasing line about the water being grand as the scene hints at a planned bath night and a pretext to avoid discovery.

Ernie

You Become What You Eat

A colloquial wry exchange about Bill and his wife as a bridge enthusiast. The speaker notes his friend’s wife and Bill’s appetite, joking that Bill has eaten so much ham he often grunts in amusement or discomfort.

Bill

THAT'S THAT Teacher-Now Willie quote explores happiness

A dialogue highlights a playful exchange about true happiness noting that people desire what they do not have. The exchange centers on Willie reflecting on wants and fulfillment.

Willie

Nasty Dogs Quips About Dancing and Dinner Etiquette

A humorous scene features a chat between a character named Dorothy and a dog asking if they dance well. Dorothy replies two conditions and the dog and mistress’ comment prompts late dinner. The cook mumbles a defiant line about punctuality and a late breakfast.

Seed Guarantee Policy Mentioned by Dealer

A dealer promises a money back refund if the advertised seed fails to sprout. The guarantee is stated as a commitment to replace or refund purchases that do not germinate as claimed.

Tennis Court Frock Pattern 9095 for Girls

Advertises pattern 9095 for a white or pastel tennis frock with sunburst back yoke and tuck details. Describes sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 88 40 42 and yardage 8% for size 16. Requires 15 cents and an address for ordering from Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.

West Eighteenth Street New York N. Y

Not Buying Votes Says Senator Sorghum Gamble Not Purchase

Senator Sorghum explains from his rural background that buying votes is not a true purchase but a gamble where one cannot be sure the votes will be delivered as promised. The remark highlights skepticism about vote buying in politics.

Senator Sorghum

Pro and Con in Sports Terms

Jack explains to Beas that pro means professional and con means amateur in sports terminology, clarifying how players are categorized by experience and level of competition.

Bess

Truce to Baby Talk Photographer Watch and See the Icky Bird

In this Lidove Noviny fragment a photographer learns patience while observing a bird, with a playful shift to childlike dialogue about attention to exposure to avoid spoiling a plate. The piece suggests a light, observational tone and a focus on everyday moments.

Lidove Noviny

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State News Battle Creek Co-operative Dairy Company Charles C. Zimmerman Charles W. Fleming Company Lincoln John F. Ayres Charles C. Dundaugh Earl M. Morris OUR Comic Milton Meo Finney Ker Sorghum Rt Rad
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