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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
2
One year in advance is 1 but six months in advance is also available. Entered at the post office at Miller Nebraska for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
A reminiscence by Woods Bros Foresight on Colonel Woods livestock sales highlights the cow’s essential role. The piece argues removing dairy, meat, leather, glue, and even accessories shows how indispensable bovines are to daily life and farming.
Portland journalists report a band of men preparing to dig near Neahkahnie Mountain and on the beach for a buried Spaniard treasure linked to the San Jose wreck. The legend says a pirate chest was buried after a ship battle, guarded by marked stones and local Native stories. British vice consul BOM Cherry considers raising the vessel and mounting a mountain search.
The long line of Phillips relatives includes several police officers and inspectors across regions in Canada and the United States. From Columbus to Pembrokeshire and South Wales, the family’s public service stretches across law enforcement and military ranks, with ties to communities in Mississippi, Pittsburgh, and Western states.
The report describes elephants wandering near a boardwalk pier area drawing curiosity from visitors. An animal exhibit or parade route was altered as handlers tried to calm the animals and restore order. Local authorities noted the event drew attention from spectators and caused temporary disruption to nearby booths and stands.
Walter Oswald, a school gardener paid 24 dollars weekly, claimed 35 cents for personal spending. Judge Rey Sehauer allowed the husband to keep 78 cents more per week, while the wife’s alimony prospects remained doubtful after 28 years of marriage.
The piece argues prison outbreaks reflect defects in law and treatment of prisoners. It traces rebellions to longer sentences and harsher parole limits, noting wealthy inmates hire lawyers and politicians to evade punishment, urging continued public scrutiny and stronger reform measures.
The article argues that dairy farmers can predict a cow's future productivity from birth records pedigree and annual milk output. By weighing milk and grain feeding, owners gauge present productivity to forecast future profits, making records essential for breeding, selection, and steady dairy interest.
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