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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
2
The piece discusses a meteor shower linked to the Leonids with forecasts for 1982 and remarks by Prof Hy Swezey of the University of Nebraska. It also stresses automobile safety and all steel bodies as essential to reducing accidents amid rising highway traffic.
The piece urges schools to focus on core subjects and warns that neglect harms children’s futures. It cites an accident record from Nebraska over 18 weeks. It reports bankers’ mid month crop outlook for corn yields and notes Nebraska’s 1852 admission as the 37th state.
A fragmentary account describes Haifa as a major port and industrial hub with cement plants and American investment. It notes electric lighting, street life, and residents' reactions, including tensions around modernization and native merchants as new infrastructure reshapes the city.
The article notes the dramatization of The Tragedy of Macbeth on a small, string-operated stage. Home Economics projects include curtains for the room and personal trait development. Visitors Erma Weimer and Elizabeth Hagle attended, with a second 5th grade demonstration lesson. The baseball team lost at Endicott 5 to 5. The district aims to enter the Young Citizen's Contest at Fairbury on October 26 offering a trip to Omaha for the Diamond Jubilee.
A garbled report describes drivers detained for drinking being required to walk a chalk line as part of field sobriety checks. It references officer actions, testing procedures, and possible legal consequences, though many details are unreadable.
A fragmented notice recalls a couple’s renewed courtship after five decades and a forthcoming marriage. The garbled text hints at past romance and an intended wedding.
By execution issued in a Jefferson County Nebraska case, the sheriff seizes the defendant Emil H Kreps growing wheat crops aiding the plaintiff J D Fanders for 1268.80 dollars plus costs. The crops, Southeast quarter and Northwest quarter of Section Eleven Township Two Range Four, are ordered sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House on October 30, 1329 at two oclock to satisfy the judgment.
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