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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
6
Prudence Schuyler hosts her frail brother David at Prosperity Farm while funding tensions simmer with Rod Gerard and Len Calloway over timber rights. Mrs Gerard and daughter Jean charm the village, exposing Prue to social tests and a dangerous stir of rival ambition.
Nebraska business moved into the fourth quarter at levels higher than a year ago aided by steady purchasing power. Farm resources remained strong as pork prices rose, with federal aid boosting cattle and corn hog payments and new jobs arising from government projects in Nebraska.
Prudence Schuyler travels from New York to Prosperity Farm to rebuild with her brother David after tragedy. On her second day she falls from the barn and meets Rodney Gerard of High Ledges. Prudence remains wary of men amid a past scandal and distrusts Len Calloway who seeks timber.
The article describes the ancient Ceylonese harvest ceremony aluth-Sal-Mangalla. The blessing begins with a temple procession to the paddy fields, where the high priest reaps paddy. The grains are heaped, threshing occurs at the temple, and the rice is boiled for offerings to Buddha.
Archaeologists near Dortmund uncover three large Germanic villages dating to early centuries AD. Many relics recovered are estimated to be over 1,500 years old.
Sugar beet harvest boosts Nebraskans into refinery and transportation work as plants in Gering Mitchell Minatare Bayard and nearby towns begin operations. Labor leaders plan talks with AAA on October 16 to seek a share of the $1.20 adjustment payment promised by the administration.
Nebraska panhandle farmers apply for earthen dams under FERA water conservation. District Engineer F C Carrithers reports 140 applications with 41 approved. Dams will impound 240 acres and store at least 1100 acre feet at no cost to owners, with water shared during drought. Nine dams slated for completion in two weeks across Gerden Cheyenne Sioux Dawes Sheridan counties.
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