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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
2
A Louisville Courier-Journal piece quotes a dialogue between a mother and son about belief in birds and humanity. The exchange features the line Mother I certainly do and I don't believe there ever was a man who wasn't a bird.
A man joints his woes to his physician and the doctor meets him halfway in their exchange. The humorous line suggests mutual responsibility between patient and physician.
A concise reflection on ethics urging universal adherence. It argues that while ethics should guide actions, human consistency varies, highlighting a tension between ideal standards and real behavior. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and communal accountability.
The region reports a flood toll with nineteen bridges destroyed or needing replacement after last week’s heavy rains. Sugar beet factories across western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming plan to start operations October 1 to 6, aiding the harvest outlook. Cattle tuberculosis testing continues in Pawnee County with state quarantine notices in effect until accreditation.
The event announces no daylight parades this year with a coronation on Friday night October 1. Delegates will enjoy an elaborate program at the state meet led by Charles W. Folds of Chicago. Indians from Rosebud perform a war dance and tours include the fish hatchery and Nidele game reserve with buffalo elk and antelope. Other events include a blue rock target shoot and a bait casting contest. Patzel Wine Hog Calling Contest winner Fred Patzel of Madison Nebraska scores 561 to earn 700 dollars and a gold medal. Bob Warren of Waterloo Nebraska places second with 515 points and claims 514. Fred G Howell of Omaha wins 100 for potatoes.
The largest crowd in state university history packed the doors of the new coliseum as registration for the first semester began. Enrollment this year is expected to exceed last year by at least a thousand, with ex 10,000 last year. Educators note more graduates from grade and high schools, boosting anticipated university entrants. Streets to be graded and gravelled as ready.
The organization will hold its largest convention ever on October 8 in Lincoln. An estimated several hundred produce dealers from across the state are expected to attend, with a large percentage likely to be present at the gathering.
More than 180 farmers show interest in a proposed new creamery plant with a 19000 dollar sub-factory plan. The project aims to organize dairy production and processing for local growers.
Grown alfalfa seed prizes to the farmer bringing in the greatest quantity of weeds which will be dumped at the fair grounds center and burned. The Russian thistle or tumble weed often grows to six or eight feet in diameter.
A jumble of witticisms and quips on manners love money and leisure from a regional page. The pieces feature humorous lines about writing friendship vows gender roles and everyday quirks, with local color and names implied.
A London company that exported the celebrated chests involved in the Boston Tea Party remains in business today. The note highlights the enduring presence of the firm and the historical link to the colonial protest.
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