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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1934

Page

3

Nebraska Expecting Bigger Potato Crop In 1934

Nebraska estimates a 1934 potato crop of 9 072 000 bushels up from 8 625 000 last year. State finances show general fund at 1 238 702 June 30 with current funds 4 899 753. Deputy land commissioner J H Wehn says farmers on state school lands will not be forced to pay rent during the emergency. He and Harry P Conklin returned from land appraisals in Sherman Howard Buffalo and Hall counties where some spots have no grass.

Nebraska Department of Agriculture J. H. Wehn Wehn Harry P. Conklin Sherman Howard Buffalo Hall Buffalo County Register of Deeds District Court Custer County Gage County Red Willow Adams Scotts Bluff Hitchcock Lancaster Lancaster County

Nebraska students to receive federal aid for 1935

About 1,400 Nebraska college students will get federal aid next year to continue their schooling. H L Cushing announced after word from Harry L Hopkins that the student aid program will be expanded. Nebraska tax data show large increases in 1934 revenues and corn loan releases rise.

Nebraska H. L. Cushing Harry L. Hopkins J. F. Miller State Railway Commission Miller

Weird and Wonderful Traffic Rules from Japan

Translated regulations advise drivers to halt at signals, not disrespect officers, horn gently at pedestrians, pass horses calmly, avoid exhaust blasts, give dogs space, keep spokes free, tread carefully on mud, and brake on cornering to prevent skids and jams.

Postum Free Week's Supply Offer Promoted

The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it, as promoted in another part of the paper.

Postum Company

Quite Natural Riff Raises Question of Indian Squaw Stereotype

A quip prompts a debate over ethnographic humor and stereotypes about Indigenous peoples. The joke contrasts a supposed Native American woman's reaction with a male narrator's racial framing.

Currency changes require new inscription on U S notes

The article explains that after a past redesign for the paper money and the end of gold redemption, printing plates must be altered again. It will likely take about a year before bills with the new inscription “This note is legal tender for all debts public” are circulated.

United States

Treasury Notice on Redeemable Private Securities

A fragment notes that some private investments are redeemable for lawful money at the Treasury of the United States. The sparse text suggests a government redemption context without detailing participants or dates.

Treasury United States

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