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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1935

Page

6

Lawrence Family Struggles Amid California Gold Rush

The Boston Lawrences migrate to California at the start of the gold rush. The family, once wealthy, now owns a small farm and a home in Clippersville. Ariel causes trouble after sneaking out for joy rides, and a fatal car crash implicates her in a child’s death.

California Clippersville Phil Sweety -Eyes Gail Edith Bam Ariel Cass van Murchison Yale Bim Lawrence Luck Dick Stebbins Phil i Lily Cass Van the Chipps

Courtroom drama tests Ariel as Gail faces moral clash

In a tense sequence at a crowded courthouse a shaken Gail watches Ariel face charges over a reckless Sunday drive. Dick Stebbins guides the case toward dismissal while the family confronts fear, debt, and new loyalties, ending with Ariel's hope of a safer path ahead.

Lily Edith Gail Los Gatos Ariel Dick Stebbins Gai Phil Lawrence Miller Lawrences van Murchison Stanlalaus

Rome Built Aqueduct for Mock Sea Battles

A Carnegie booklet says Rome erected the Aqua Alsietina to supply water for inland sea battles staged on flooded arenas. Rival fleets were manned by criminals and sometimes wiped out amid cheering crowds. The aqueduct dates from 812 BC to about 226 AD, with other early channels like Aqua Appia noted nearby.

Carnegie Institution United Press Italy Rome

State News Top Editor Bovine Tuberculin Testing Plan

W B Banning director of the department of agriculture said he has set aside 30000 of regular department funds for bovine tuberculin testing. His move follows Chicago board of health banning shipments of butter from Nebraska counties not tuberculosis free. Banning said we want to get the rate certified free of tuberculosis by December 1 if we can.

W. B. Banning Department of Agriculture Chicago Board of Health Nebraska Banning

Insurance written in Nebraska falls in 1934

Nebraska insurers wrote 765 526 200 in 1934, down from 1 644 281 482 in 1933. The drop totals 878 765 282. Only assessment fire and tornado and fraternal beneficiary policies rose.

Nebraska

Federal aid bridges approved for Republican River project

State Engineer A. C. Tilley announced receipt of approval from Thomas H. McDonald of 12 proposed federal aid bridges across the Republican river. The spans are estimated at $540,000 with $270,000 from state funds and $270,000 from federal aid. Bids on two or three projects may be called soon.

A. C. Tilley Thomas H. McDonald U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Republican River Highway Department Tilley

Cotton grows on Nebraska soil at Wausa church

Rev M Ethridge of First Methodist in Wausa reports experimental cotton growing in Nebraska. He notes three large plants and a potential bale per acre. Planting occurred in May and about 60 days of heat remain. NYA aid announced for needy high school students with part time school jobs up to six dollars monthly.

M. Ethridge First Methodist Church Wausa Georgia Nebraska Ethridge Ponca Beldon Cedar Rapids Richardson Keith National Youth Administration Gladys J.shamp NYA

Nebraska place name origins reflect early settlers and officials

Names such as Abbott in Grand Island honor Oth man Ali Abbott, first lieutenant governor. Abie derives from Abigail Stevens after a post office, Adams from John O. Adams, Agate from James H. Cook and Agate Springs for agate deposits and springs. Agee honors A W Agee, Nebraska lieutenant governor 1883–84.

Why of Nebraska Abbott Othman Ali Abbott Grand Island Abie Stevens Abigail Stevens Adams John O. Adams Adams Township Agate James H. Cook Agate Springs Ranch Agee A. W. Agee

Dairy Herds Probed Profit From Milk Output At State Institutions

Former board of control member Henry Bebrnes argues thirteen state dairy herds fed at a cost of 37000 dollars yielded a claimed net profit of 20000 dollars based on 2500000 quarts of milk produced. Cows total 460 with 1934 output exceeding 3.14 million quarts and potential butter output above 200000 pounds.

Henry Bebrnes Board of Control Ee Ee

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