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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1928
Page
2
A Nebraskan notice discusses postal rates and subscription terms, then argues taxation is essential for government. It warns against wasteful local spending, calls for prudent tax use, and emphasizes placing tax power in capable hands for prosperity and progress.
A golf caddy named Clarence Terhune secretly rode the Graf Zeppelin across the ocean, becoming the first to steal a ride in the airship. The event marks the Zeppelin as a viable transport method rather than merely an experimental blimp, with observers in the destination expecting demand for his daring exploit.
The piece notes ten instances where the United States conducts foreign elections after defeat, with Spain as an example. It observes that civil strife often follows, and asserts that Uncle Sam avoids such outcomes by sometimes intervening uninvited or being asked to take control to prevent turmoil.
The speaker notes that the United States, viewed as fair, monitors Central American affairs. He mentions his tenth overseas mission in Nicaragua, arguing American power preserves stable neighbors and prevents European manipulation, citing Cuba and Haiti alongside current aid to Nicaragua.
The article argues the United States faces heavy debt at national state county and town levels totaling about 28 billion dollars after the recent election. It notes Iowa leads in road bond proposals and suggests much debt will be financed by self paying projects while comparing to European nations' debts. The piece reflects on wealth, figures, and the notion Germany could require sixty percent of money to pay for the war.
The Round Church in Cambridge England formally known as English Round Church is a Norman building dating from 1191. It is the oldest of England’s four surviving circular churches and is commonly called the Round Church.
The famous Christmas Day event linked to Christ mas marks Washington leading forces across the Delaware River to strike the British at Trenton New Jersey.
Franz Romer, a German yachtsman, arrived in St Thomas after 58 days alone at sea aboard the Deutsche Sport from Las Palmas. He endured five day storms, weeks of sleep loss, heat and salt pain, and four shark attacks before fending one off with an unfurled American flag.
The sailor Romerto rode out storms and sand gales then calm seas and landed at St Thomas. He plans to stay about a month to rest before continuing to New York. He survived the voyage on canned fruit and about one liter of water daily with no other provisions.
Governor Martinau recalls a story from New Mexico where a mayor held every office and the town's chief figures conspired to act. After lunch the mayor asked a clerk to relay to Don Juan Sereda that he should be tried for a murder case at the roulette parlor.
In the Kenya colony, officials shaved and blue painted a baboon to deter elephants hippos bushpigs and other animals. The shaved blue primate reportedly frightened wildlife away and the method is recommended by the official who captured and released it.
A hurried Londoner, late for an appointment, is stopped by a group of Americans who ask for Cleopatra's Needle. He points it out, removes his hat to wipe his brow, and the Americans uncover and gaze at the obelisk with reverence.
First publication November 9 1928 probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska. Fred Clark administrator seeks final settlement and distribution of residue with hearing set November 4 1928 at 9 oclock A M in county court. Louis J Nutzyman county judge Brunt attorney for estate.
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