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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
8
Budapest operates lifeboats to save people considering suicide by gas on the Danube. Emil Urban of Bremerton Washington has spent a decade beautifying Kitsap County with roadside flowers and now cultivates a 25 mile long flower garden.
The Associated Press reported last week the birth of seven babies to an Indian woman in Managua Nicaragua. Three of the infants survived. The note recalls other famous multiple births such as the Dionnes.
Victor M. Rediger reports 726 Nebraska farmers enrolled in the 1936 Pasture Improvement Contest, with 14 more counties involved and Nance County leading with 44 entries while Jefferson County has 14. The article also notes rising interest in strip cropping to conserve soil and moisture, plus crop rotation and wind erosion protection, and shares a practical arsenic bran mash formula for cutworm control. It cites a state program moving briskly with about 15,000 work sheets in Nebraska and nationwide progress in the north central region. A farmer, John E. Wehling of Diller, recalls fencing rye pasture to improve livestock feeding and restaging after drought impacts.
Mr Edward Hardy and Miss Nieman united in marriage at Washington Kansas on April 25. The reception at Vint Logan home featured 55 young folks with ice cream and wafers. The couple will reside in Fairbury Nebraska. Various neighbors and relatives traveled between Shea Endicott and Washington for the celebration and visits during the weekend.
Texas Centennial Exposition sets up a department to investigate every use of music between June 6 and November 29 to prevent unauthorized performances during the event.
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