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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
4
Advertising rates listed for Diller Nebr locals. Business locals run until ordered out and charged at six cents per line per insertion. Local paper entry indicates post office and second class mailing designation.
Political notice by F. M. Tippin announcing his bid for the Republican nomination for Jefferson County Sheriff subject to the August 10 primary. He states the decision as a personal candidacy aligned with party voters.
Notice seeks nomination for County Treasurer of Jefferson County in the Republican primary on August 10.Signed by W. H. Clark of Fairbury Nebraska.
Cal Clark announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican voters decision in the August 10, 1926 primary.
The piece argues workers often apologize for pleasure and urges reevaluating life priorities. Cites Henry Ford on saving and avoiding debt, urging buy now pay later removal of bond issues. U.S. cost of living study shows taxes rising sharply since 1913, with federal taxes up 34 times and state local taxes up 24 times.
The Crab Orchard Herald notes the pursuit of happiness in the constitution preamble and argues that while business food and clothing are essential many would not treat eating and dressing as the main life issues. It cites a treasury report claiming each of the 116 million Americans would have 42.11 dollars if money were evenly distributed.
President Coolidge spoke on national unity saying Americanism matters today, not how descendants arrived. He emphasized shared identity across diverse origins and urged citizens to unite in common purpose.
The Nebraska Wheat notes that ground preparation timing and rotation matter more than method for yields. Early seedbed work saves moisture and increases a fields wheat yield by several bushels. Rotation with legumes boosts nitrogen, improves protein, and raises overall wheat yields while reducing insect and disease pressures.
A North Platte study on crop rotation finds wheat after corn yields 189 bushels per acre while continuous small grain averages 15.2 and wheat after summer fallow 22.6. Summer fallow gives the highest raw yield but only one wheat crop in two years, while rotating with corn offers better long term economics.
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