Post Office Brings St Diller Neb Second Class Mail
An item entered at the St Diller Nebraska post office is registered for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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St Diller Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1923
Page
2
Those Were the Happy Days and Today’s Contrasts
A retrospective contrasts past and present in social life and prices. It notes 1930s era prices and norms versus modern trends including cars flights films and prohibition era ideas, with a closing line about endurement through decades.
Replenishing Soil Fertility in Nebraska Fields
Nebraska faces yield loss from poor soil fertility with nitrogen deficiency. Seeding alfalfa or sweet clover rebuilds soil, while extension bulletins explain these crops for soil building. City kids rarely see farm livestock. a rural work experience could improve mental and physical development.
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Nebraska
Agricultural College
Sheffield Plate Explained by Copper Core and Silver Layer
The term Sheffield plate describes a copper sheet with silver fused on both sides. The process originated in Sheffield and gave the item its name. Electro plating has since replaced the original fusing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Plan for US airline network with German designed airships
Herr Schuette of the Schuette Lanz dirigible works outlines a plan to establish numerous US airlines using German technical skill and American capital. A New York to Chicago service with airships of 110 000 to 150 000 cubic meters would offer modern comforts and speeds around 100 kmh, extendable nationwide with repair shops and city landing stages.
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United States
Germany
Berlin
Herr Schuette
Schuette-Lanz
Merz -Schuette
New York
Chicago
America
American Airlines
Herry Schuette
New York-Chicago
Plong
German Air Routes Expand Connecting Lines Across Europe
German aviation advances postwar focus on cross border links. Koenigsburg to Moscow operation continues through winter while London to Berlin is being shaped. Major von Tschudi cites need for subsidies and better organization to connect Paris Warsaw Prague Strassbourg Breslau Vienna and future growth hinges on improved planes.
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Germany
Koenigsburg
Moscow
London
Berlin
Major von Tschudi
Berlin-Moscow
Paris
Warsaw
Prague
Strassbourg
Breslau
Budapest
Vienna
Misunderstood French Phrases Spark Tourist Frustration
A returned traveler recalls Ambassador Herrick’s Paris tale about a Brussels tram ride. A tourist asked for "Toute le journee" thinking it meant the whole journey, but it meant all day long, leading to 15 tickets and 15 francs charged, fueling claims of extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Paris
Brussels
Europe
Dinosaur skull found in Mongolia dates 5 million years ago
American Museum of Natural History officials announce discovery of a dinosaur skull and skeleton from central Mongolia. The specimen, 5,000,000 years old, predates species known in the United States and supports the theory that Asia supplied many immigrant faunae to western North America late in the age of reptiles and early in the age of mammals.
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New York
Asia
American Museum of Natural History
United States
Mongolia
North America
Truck "Walks Like a Man" For Mountain Roads
A German inventor reported to the commerce department has developed a motor truck that walks on four footlike runners. The chassis mounts two pairs of alternately moving runners and is steered by a hand wheel. It carries a 25 horsepower engine and has hauled six to eight tons at five to six miles an hour over rough roads.
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Washington, D. C
Commerce Department
Pardons Prisoner to Take Care of Horse
Gov Blaine pardons Edward Ehman a Pepin county farmer serving one year for manufacturing moonshine to allow him to go home and care for a stallion not out of the barn since September 29 in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
J. J. Blaine
Edward Ehman
Pepin County
Mr Crow's Revenge Against Dog Ends In Silence
Mr Crow schemes to punish Mr Dog for barking in a cornfield incident. He steals a buried bone from Mr Dog’s garden and lures Towser Dog to seize it. After a day of deception, the bone is hidden again and Mr Dog remains ignorant of the theft, while Crow’s revenge backfires.
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MR. Crow
Mr. Dog
Man
Mr. Towser Dog
Mr. Towser
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska Estate
Notice to creditors of Anna Rosina Schaedel deceased. Adminstratrix to appear May 28 1928 at 9 AM in Jefferson County Court. Creditors must file claims by May 1928. failure to file will bar. Dated February 26 1928. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Anna Rosina Schaedel
Said
Louis J. Nutzman
F. L. Rain
Deer struck by locomotive ends hunt on New York Central line
On the Carthage and Adirondack branch the sole NY Central train ran down a deer on the tracks between Benson Mines and Oswegatchie. Engineer John McCormack of Watertown pursued the buck for a mile, struck it, and knocked it into the ditch before the crew split the deer between engineer and fireman.
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Carthage and Adirondack
New York Central Railroad
Benson Mines
Oswegatchie
John McCormack
Watertown
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Caruso
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China
Truck
Bergonie
Bordeaux
France
Carnegie Foundation
O.C. Diehl
Diller
Nebr
KC Phat
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