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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
4
A remark on bindweed described as a deep rooted plant with roots reaching twenty feet. The editor notes how readers react with both praise and criticism to the publisher, yet finds the discussion amusing.
A quirky tip suggests hiding six eggs under a bush to deter neighbors' chickens from the garden. The piece notes a bountiful year for dandelions and mentions a humorous quip about dandelion wine being the checker.
Reflections on whether divine design allowed human fault during everyday life. Observes how a small dust disturbance reveals behavior of women and how men bring mud indoors, prompting contemplation.
Jefferson county records show disbursements from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to banks financial institutions and individuals totaling 120 350 00 according to Richard L Metcalf state director referencing 1983 to 1936 data and receipts.
An eight weeks' study by the State Superintendent of Schools and the Nebraska Press Association finds 3 087 accidents deemed newsworthy, causing 99 deaths 3 264 injuries and 34 cases of disability.
The Plymouth News notes the first Plymouth structure, built in 1892 from Swanton timber, once moved a decade ago from its original foundation, has now been relocated again across the street from its most recent site.
The article notes progress by the G men in pursuing top criminals and urges stopping the creation of new offenders. It suggests personal application of the Golden Rule as a preventive measure, advocating role modeling at home to deter youth from turning to crime.
Farmers report alfalfa flourishing this season while oats, once lagging, show signs of recovery. Weather and soil conditions appear favorable for grain and forage outputs, signaling a strong agricultural outlook. Local authorities urge careful irrigation management to maximize yields across regions.
A rainy Saturday and Monday forenoon supply enough eggs for a hen to lay 8640 days worth of humor. Violet Kunecke, longtime Record compositor, has left the shop amid printing troubles. Mrs Alfred Ackman of Jansen visited seeking help to locate delinquent journals, but staff could not spare a compositor on Thursday.
Mrs J A Cummings continues her yearly custom planting cotton this week in her West Main Street garden in Daykin. She displays last year’s crop to any friends who doubt the climate permits such crops.
Director Wood complained last Monday evening that younger band members are taking on adult ways. They come early lay instruments at the hall and play around until adults arrive. He fears the youngsters are growing up too fast and suggests parents check up on them.
Forty years ago more than five inches of rain fell in a week. Memorial day plans by GAR and WRC were discussed as scenes from the era are recalled. A dam breach on Indian Creek caused high water, and a Harbine doctor visited Di er relatives. Anecdotes recount civic life, school honors, and a famed Endicott horse tragedy showing animal devotion.
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