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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
4
One year prepaid six contin roseee entered at the post office as second class matter. The fragmentary OCR reads as a transmission through the Nebr for mails and class designation.
Farmers warned to beware slick stock salesmen after good crop years when cash is in hand. They stress cautious investing and the lure of large dividends, noting lower yields often mean higher risk and urging prudence before any fast money propositions.
The piece argues land value should reflect conservative net cash profit from farming rather than speculative per acre prices. It states a farm yielding a solid living and stable profit is worth about $10,000, equivalent to a minimum 6 percent return over total costs plus home use.
Chicago begs for investigation into city conditions as immigration issues spark debate. The Senate immigration committee rejected the plea, urging residents to clean up their own house amid reports of many aliens fleeing and crime blamed on newcomers.
It is predicted that electric power companies in the eastern half of the United States will link their power systems, enabling interchange of power and reducing shortages. Water power from the Canadian border could reach the Gulf of Mexico if needed, with large expense savings. surplus in Minnesota could be swapped to cover shortages elsewhere.
M. Pasaquin, a young French engineer, has invented a device that automatically sends distress signals from ships. The instrument uses wheels with edge projections to form 8 O 8 type signals, broadcasting latitude and longitude via radio call. An electric motor drives a table mounted unit, flashing three signals then pausing, repeating until stopped.
A guide urges homeowners to beautify front yards with hardy flowering plants. Zinnias old maids petunias phlox canvas cosmos and more are easy to grow with minimal care. Use stable manure or balanced fertilizer to boost prolific blooms and create a welcoming, cheerful living space. Plant more flowers this spring for a brighter home.
Jacques Balmat first reached the summit of Mont Blanc on August 8 1786 securing Europe’s highest point in a historic Alpine ascent.
Sue dismisses the claim of grounds for divorce as her lawyer argues Prue has none. The exchange questions whether she truly has a husband and challenges the basis for separation.
Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, destroyed by fire last July, may be replaced by a modern building estimated to cost around 5 million dollars.
The Alexandra Times Tribune notes a grim line about harvests—most wild osts are sown at night and reaped at dawn. The cryptic line hints at clandestine labor and chilling timing.
A compact commentary notes the ladder as a symbolic emblem of misfortune, remarking how it is frequently seen leaning against a wall as a sign of bad luck, in the style of a Boston Transcript reflection.
A compact meditation on overcoming enmity with love quoting Buddha. The line asserts hatred ceases through love and presents a timeless moral message.
A brief note emphasizes the need for agility and quickness to survive in harsh times. It highlights resilience and the ability to adapt as key traits for staying alive. The piece reflects a brisk, practical outlook.
A notice notes that buttercup plants carry the deadliest poison of the family. The warning frames the plant as highly toxic and potentially lethal to contact or ingestion. Authorities urge caution around ornamental buttercups and related species.
Over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a two part remedy for catarrh. An ointment provides quick relief while the internal tonic purifies the blood to reduce mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Nine boys aged nine to fourteen appeared before the juvenile court on charges and were discharged with a directive to form a baseball team and stay out of trouble. The magistrate noted there were exactly nine boys, enough to start a team, and dismissed the charges upon their promise.
The cow testing association movement shows higher profits from fewer cows through precise feeding, sanitation, and record keeping. A Michigan example boosted annual milk from 27 000 to over 28 000 pounds with four cows after weeding out nonproducers. The system, begun in 1905 in Newaygo County, has grown to about 73 associations.
Jefferson County Izaac Walton league set a bounty committee to seek ten cents per crow. County commissioners expressed favor and the new bounty law begins Monday March 8.
In Severy Kansas the Severyite notes a quirky agreement where a local bank will not cash grocer checks and the store will not sell groceries, a strange arrangement amid town chatter. Other remarks hint at weekly routines and social advice on marriage and hobbies.
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