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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
2
Frask Pearce faces charges after a local court found him responsible for a count of contempt. The case centers on repeated disobedience regarding a prior order, with authorities pursuing penalties and potential fines.
Fragment mentions Mexican and California western states context with uncertain terms. Shutterstock-like garbled text hints at regional economic or cultural topics but lacks clear facts or names. No definite event, date, or organization is identifiable.
A proposal outlines constructing an instrument to assist deaf individuals by converting sound into readable signals. The concept aims to enhance communication accessibility and reduce barriers in daily interactions.
A farm with substantial timber is described as a well timbered property that would fetch around 1000 dollars in timber value rather than its full land price. The text notes the present stampage value of the timber at about 1000 dollars and mentions the land and timber being sold separately.
Even a strong colony cannot endure winter without a good queen to rear young bees. Old workers die, and a hive needs at least 30 pounds of honey and a full brood when cool weather comes. If not, unite with another colony of the same kind or a neighboring one. Poor hive management causes most winter losses.
The Jefferson County Republican Central Committee met at the courthouse last Thursday afternoon and elected O. R. Jones as chairman C. W. Rohrbaugh as vice chairman Mrs Henry Stute ross as treasurer A J Denney as secretary The executive committee includes H D Benson Omar Burd J J Carsten Mrs H F Hole and Marie Criger The group pledged to run an active campaign for the fall election.
At the county Democratic convention held in the Commercial Club rooms last Thursday afternoon Frank Tincher presided. A. S. Carver was elected temporary chairman and delegates to the state were chosen: William Unger, Edgar Iryacobs, Earnest Rosener, B. Tinkham, William R. Kennedy, and Milton Coffman.
Fall rye is recommended for temporary pasture, providing good late fall and early spring grazing. It suits feed lots and small plots near buildings, offering quick establishment and useful forage. Growers should sow rye for pasture use and consider its adaptability to different sites.
The month showed defiant rainfall patterns and joined the hot months by averaging unusually high temperatures. Weather notes highlight variability with limited data points and regional impacts.
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