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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
2
Advertisement rates announced for second class mail at the post office in Nebraska with charges per insertion and deadlines for removal, reflecting local practices and enforcement described in the notice.
A Washington correspondent reports rising sentiment for Charles Dawes as the Republican presidential candidate. The piece highlights his leadership, honesty, and vote-getting ability, noting support from various regions and contrasts with preferences for Lowden and Hoover. An aside frames a Nebraska egg record story amid national political chatter.
The article notes Americans average about 87 pounds of sugar per year and points to sugar hiding in many foods beyond sweets. It argues sugar is as necessary as salt but suggests Americans could live with less, though preference keeps intake high.
Turkey kings and queens in bronze luster to be exhibited during a ten car train tour leaving Dover October 6 for 75 towns in five states. One car will be dedicated to turkey exhibits with demonstrations of the latest production methods including artificial incubation. Val Kuska, Colonization Agent for the Burlington Railroad, accompanies the train.
A fragment notes a man named Campbell from One Tree selling walnut timber with a base diameter of 2% inches and three logs of 14 feet each. Fred Bockholt earned over $100 for walnut furniture, reported by Firmenace Plymouth News, as demand surges.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson notices the petition by Myrtle Northup seeking administration of the estate of Joseph A Marshall, deceased. The court set November 4 1927 for hearing, with Louis J Netsman as attorney for the estate.
The fragment provides an ownership and management statement dated October 11 1927 with a notary public stamp noting Smith Diller and a 1981 commission expiry. It lacks full context but records a newspaper ownership filing and notarial validation.
In Fairbury Nebraska parents decide how to respond when children report vision problems. The article notes that usually they are not given much attention unless a child complains of difficulty seeing, a stance deemed wrong by the piece.
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