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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
2
The article discusses subscription timing and expirations for a local program and questions the enforceability of laws. It cites farmers Bulletin No. 734 from the U S Department of Agriculture and notes public sentiment about industry support and safety concerns at a dance near Louisiana.
Government prepares a new currency of black face and green back two thirds the size of the present notes. The exact date is expected around July first with $26 issued per person. Distribution runs from Washington to Federal Reserve Banks and to local banks.
The piece surveys Farm Bill debates in Congress, noting proposals on proves, debenture provisions, lumber tariffs, and hides duties. It discusses the Senate House splits, Hoover administration stance, and public enforcement of law in Washington during the new era, with reference to Milage and Capitol improvements.
The 4-H club enrollment in Nebraska topped 7000 before May, with daily increases of 100 or more as county agents and local leaders organize clubs across the state. Clothing clubs lead with about 2000 members, baby beef over 1200, and swine near 1000. aims set to exceed 10000 by July.
In a spring style parade, ensembles feature monotone tweed and silk or Hecht wool coats lined with frock prints. Dressmaker details show self fabric ties and bows, with cape collars and plaid or check patterns pairing with floral prints and modernist motifs.
Acknowledgements taken and oaths administered with deeds mortgages leases contracts and other legal papers carefully drawn. May be found at the RECORD office.
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