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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1928
Page
4
Message shows postal filing at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter. It notes that names of subscribers will be listed at the publisher and will remain in force.
Political announcement states Louis J. Nutzman seeks re nomination to the city judge position on the non political ballot, subject to voters at the April primary.
The text argues the seizure of land titles voids private property in Russia, paralyzing effort and denying toil to individuals. It predicts famine only if the state misuses wealth and urges Russia to reconsider its approach to land and national ownership.
Fragmentary OCR text describes factories and the need for steady workers without fame. The source is garbled, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, date, or names.
Vague musings on whether to split next fall hinge on the wet and dry issue. Political leaders debate support and opposition within the campaign, weighing company stance and public reaction amid ongoing lobbying and public discourse.
The piece argues youth must renew moral strength each generation through education. It urges teaching youth to honor laws, place worthy leaders, respect property, and value civil rights. It warns against confusing liberty with license and warns against mob influence and prejudice.
The Kansas City Star ponders a Brooklyn man, Mr Washkowsky, who saved $350 in an old shoe kept in his closet. His wife, misplacing funds while cleaning, repaired the shoe and removed the money. The piece critiques bankers education and the role of banks in savers, urging better understanding of banking functions.
Dr Immanuel Friedlaender founder of Naples Volcanological Institute travels in America to urge study of volcanology. He recalls bandit capture and explains how pure science in time yields practical gains, citing Galvani Roentgen and Hertz as precedents for unexpected utility.
The speaker argues rocks and gases can yield power, citing Lardarello Italy where volcanic steam powers Florence. Internal earth heat could be tapped at shallow depth, predicting it will exceed coal oil water and tidal methods, with volcanology opening vast geothermal energy potential.
Berlin courts ruled that Prussian citizens with foreign academic degrees may attach the title only with a special permit from the ministry of education. A U S graduate who lacked permission argued he had always signed as Dr Phil in A. & A, and the court allowed usage if the foreign origin is clearly indicated.
A description notes Chamorre as a Guam dialect blending Spanish Malay Yaqui Indian lingo and Polynesian tongues. The term Charmorres is identified as the native designation for Guam inhabitants.
Researchers report a lone onion will freeze at 30 degrees Fahrenheit while a basket of onions remains unfrozen down to 22F, suggesting collective protection effects.
Notice is given that by order of the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska issued March 10 1928 in a case with Rose Stiiley as plaintiff and Harold Bringe watt and others as defendants a sale of real estate will be held April 18 1928 at 2 PM at the south front door of the courthouse in Fairbury to satisfy the judgment. The property includes Lot 10 in Block town of Diller Jefferson Nebraska. The sale will remain open for one day. R E Riley Referee for Plaintiff.
First published March 16 1928 and last March 30 1928 notice states petition by N trix for settlement and allowance. County Court to hear all persons in interest at the County Court room with small attorneys for the estate referenced.
Notice announces a partition sale of real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska to be held April 2 1928 at 2 PM at the south front door of the courthouse Fairbury. The property is the east half of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of section 3 township 1 north range 4 east all subject to existing wages. Sale remains open for one hour. E R Henrichs Referee
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