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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
4
Public notice from Diller Nebraska regarding subscriptions sent through the mail. It states that readers are on an open account and will be removed from the mailing list at expiration if notified, otherwise the subscription remains at the paid price. It requires subscribers to acknowledge these conditions as part of the contract.
Louis J. Nutzman declares re nomination for County Judge on the plates ballot subject to voters will at the April primary.
E. R. Bee seeks nomination for the office of County Judge on the non-political ballot with support urged for the April 10 primary.
The article discusses urgent federal schemes to manage the Mississippi River with higher levees, dredging, and possible reforestation. It notes the river’s silting near New Orleans and the need for lasting solutions beyond temporary relief as Congress faces major farm and regional water concerns.
Fragmentary text discusses dirigibles and a government plan for larger air projects. It hints at high costs, the need for airplanes, and skepticism about profitability. The passage reflects early aviation debates and fiscal concerns without clear details.
The piece argues crime will not decline until society makes crime unprofitable by training youth in trades rather than schooling. It notes most criminals come from streets and lack alternatives, urging lifelong asylum for Hickman, labeled dementia praecox, and critiques high school focus.
Italy completes a sweeping reform of its consular network. Forty new consulates established in areas with no prior Italian representation. Several posts upgraded to consulates general and many honorary consuls replaced by career officials.
The editorial argues honesty in business is natural and essential, not a conscious product, asserting integrity should be a standard practice in well managed firms. The Beacon emphasizes that fair dealing and transparent practices build trust and long term success.
The Kokomo Dispatch notes a debate on evolution among children who view it as a natural improvement, contrasting with older generations' skepticism. The piece suggests a generational shift in scientific belief influencing community discourse.
The rule states soil does not freeze at 32 degrees F but requires temperatures two to nine degrees below water’s freezing point. This implies active freezing occurs when soils experience subfreezing conditions within that band.
Col Lindbergh keeps the senate intrigued by three days of air rides in Washington. He pursues aviation advancement over money or fame, earning the world’s praise. Dawes is described as a likely candidate despite not seeking office, with many predicting his nomination.
A London Daily Telegraph passage urges hymn books to channel spontaneous joy. It likens the true hymn-singer to a lark and praises children as ready to give thanks melodiously.
The quotation from George Herbert urges practical virtue in daily living and pleasing presence. It highlights living wisely and serving others in one’s own locale. The aphorism reflects 17th century moral instruction and personal conduct ideals.
Pioneer Magazine The Illustrated London News claims status as the widest illustrated weekly and notes it was founded in 1842 by Herbert Ingram.
A reflective column notes that generosity loses luster when the gift giver remains uncaring or abusive. The piece cautions readers to balance gratitude with discernment, suggesting kindness—even in giving—should be paired with conscience and accountability.
Governor Smith vows firm enforcement of dry laws. Senator Reed notes the issue dominates the campaign, regardless of platform mentions. McAdoo and Borah have injected it into the contest, keeping pressure on both major parties and their supporters.
The writer argues that if the United States stops backing revolutions in small American nations, those nations will falter and invite neutral powers like France and Britain to intervene. The piece implies a reliance on US influence to maintain regional stability.
Unclear text mentions Ruth Elder with vague references to attempts and evacuation, while names like Davy Jones appear, creating a fragmentary news item with undefined actions and outcomes.
A fragmented note contemplates civic rights and the fate of individuals needing ambulance help and transport to care facilities. The text evokes the tension between urban rights and emergency medical services in a surreal frame.
Notice under order of the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska to partition real estate owned by Florence Henrichs. Referee E R Henrichs will sell April 2, 1928 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House for cash, subject to existing mortgages, the east half of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of Section 3 Township 1 North Range 4 East. Denney & Denney, attorneys.
The passage notes a humorous statistic about two classes least likely to marry. It cites milkmen who see women early and fashionable photographers whose days revolve around feminine beauty, leading to fatigue and moroseness. The quip is from P G Wodehouse.
The text extols pressed steel columns as a universal solution, celebrating their fluted beauty and versatility from cottages to grand public buildings, and praising their ability to combine aesthetics with practical column construction.
The National Rabbit Federation lists 18 breeds of domestic rabbits with multiple varieties within some breeds. These breeds are categorized into two groups, utility and fancy, reflecting differences in purpose and appearance.
While repairing power lines near Saugus California a lineman spotted a birds nest and pushed it aside a hawk emerged and attacked him causing him to fall from the tower. He suffered a broken leg two fractured ribs and bruises and was hospitalized.
In 1661 Isaac Newton joined Trinity College Cambridge as a sub-sizar. Fixed portions of food and drink were called sizes, and subsizars carried sizes for others while receiving their own meals free of charge.
Jascha Heifetz argues that child prodigies like Yehudi Menuhin should retire from most performances to protect their childhood. He notes a few yearly appearances keep a pupil motivated, while excessive exposure risks harming the young musician. Heifetz says childhood talent precludes natural childhood.
By order of the District Court of Jefferson County Neb issued March 10 1928 Rose Stiiby plaintiff vs Harold Bringe watt et al defendants for partition of real estate the referee will sell on Wednesday April 18 1928 at 2 PM at the south front door of the courthouse in Fairbury Neb Lot 9 and south 9 feet of Lot 10 in Block 9 Celatail town of Diller Neb at cash to highest bidder R E Riley Referee Denney Denney Attys for Plaintiff
First publication March 16 1928 last publication March 30 1928 probate notice in the matter estate of Joseph deceased filed petition by Northup administratrix seeking settlement and final account and distribution of residue hearing set April 1 1928 at 1 o clock AM in County Court Fairbury schedule notice to interested parties printed three weeks prior to hearing date by J Nutzman County Judge Attorneys for Estate
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