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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
2
Editorial notes outline subscription terms for The Diller Record and discuss shifting news topics. The writer contrasts high costs in subscriptions with transit notes, and comments on prohibition, crime reporting, and scientific progress from past to present, highlighting figures like Hoover Ford and Marconi as historical benchmarks.
A Washington dispatch warns the Commerce Department aims to standardize men’s nighties. Past efforts already standardized bed slats bird cages fence posts and tombstones. The note suggests daily ills like crime prohibition and inflation may fade as life becomes uniform and plain.
Lincoln visits Grant's HQ near noon as the Civil War nears end. They joke about Mrs Lincoln trying a new limousine and discuss radio service air reconnaissance, moving pictures for troops, and a tri motor plane. Lights come on as typewriters click and a cigar is lit. the tale cites a futuristic misremembering.
Five year experiment at Lincoln Agricultural College shows disking stubble on July 15 and plowing on August 15 yields about 3 bushels more wheat per acre than waiting. Disk ing 15 or more acres per day could boost income by over $5 per acre. Early listing and August plow sometimes improve yields, with variations across methods and weed control.
James Lewis Hays backs all the money ever minted and Bert Walker extols the finest reward for a boy is parental pride from dad and mother. The snippet reflects a community tone praising thrift and family approval.
The Burlington railroad will paint all its stations yellow with Neponset Lil being the first to receive the new color. Previously reddish brown paint included sand to deter vandalism by tramps who carved initials like A No 1 on the stations.
The passage discusses July August pasture shortages and the need for silage supplementary fodder to cows. It also advises on handling debts honestly by talking with creditors and maintaining trade with merchants rather than switching payments for cash elsewhere.
A father boasts about his son's visit, praising his modesty and intelligence. He recalls sacrifices by parents to provide chances, insisting the boy's success pays back their debts in pride and social praise. The piece centered on family pride and filial duty.
In Jefferson County Nebraska O J Mayborn petitions for administration of the estate of Schuyler Cutter also known as Schyler Cutter who died intestate in Ohio about July 1875. hearings set for August 3 1929 at Fairbury with heirs Eliza Cutler and others named to be decreed owners in fee simple of the NW quarter section 21 township 8 north range 4 east sixth P M and the west half of that quarter. Denney & Denney represent the estate.
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