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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
2
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The Plymouth News backs strict enforcement of the drivers license law signed by county attorney and sheriff of Jefferson County. It praises officers for duty and warns against reckless young drivers while noting penalties of up to $100 fine or three months in jail for driving without a license.
The Washington-Old article reports that sunspots, though widely observed, have not proven a reliable basis for weather forecasting. Dr Charles F Marvin notes no definite relation between weather and sunspots, citing earth sun rotation and diverse weather patterns as obstacles, while noting terrestrial magnetic and auroral phenomena link more closely to sunspots. The piece mentions records dating to 1749 showing roughly eleven year sunspot cycles.
Historical notes discuss sunspot patterns from 18 to 1811 and debate explanations. Some scientists link eleven year cycles to Jupiter and Saturn, while others cite internal solar action. Recent studies test correlations with Venus Mercury and Earth, or meteors striking the sun.
Wet areas once drained for farming can fail. alternatively they can yield profits by producing fish, wild ducks and geese, beaver and muskrats. Such wetlands can supply abundant food for waterfowl and fur beavers while offering hunting and viewing recreation.
In a southern Ontario district cities bear historic names such as London Stratford Waterloo and Kitchener. London sits on the Thames while Stratford ties to Shakespearean tradition and Kitchener once bore the nickname Berlin New York Times notes these toponyms.
The bride’s pet squirrel Perky leaped onto the bride’s head during the Lohengrin encore as the couple exchanged vows in a Kansas City church. The ringbearer bridegroom rescued the animal and released it out the window, ending the odd interruption.
Hoboken police probe the death of James Paul Sheridan found shot in the chest near the Palisades. A purse discovered under a trestle and photographs on the body are key leads as investigators search for motive and a possible gang connection.
A fragmented clipping reports a shop wreck in Salt Lake City style text, plus a Nebraska sheriff’s sale listing by district court order. It details Emil Krebs’s 3-5 wheat interests in Jefferson County Nebraska to be sold at the Fairbury courthouse on October 14 1929 to satisfy execution costs and interest. It also notes probate proceedings for Lucetta Greenwood with Albert A Greenwood petitioning to prove the will and administer the estate.
A county court held over a petition regarding the estate of a deceased individual. The record notes hearings, pendency of the petition, and related legal steps with attorneys Denney & Hennes representing the estate.
Report of the condition of the bank in Jefferson County Nebraska at close of business September 24 1929. It lists assets including loans and discounts overdrafts bonds and securities reserve items cash in banks and due from banks and state banks total liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits. Signed by cashier J Smith Diller and directors G F Rippie F Hartzel and others sworn before Oct 14 1929.
A 1929 bank report for Diller State Bank Nebraska shows assets including loans discounts bonds and securities cash resources deposits and reserves. Signed by cashier Mayborn and directors O N Sparks and Mayborn with notary Pearce sworn October 1929.
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