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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
4
Rates announced on application specify a charge of six cents per line for each insertion in the local advertisements.
Mr and Mrs Cavett visit Lincoln for Plymouth Church service where Rev Wyland preaches on profanity from the third commandment. Beatrice evening talk by Rev Fouts condemns gossip as the meanest act. Diller union service features Dale Symphony under Mrs Claudia Schindler with cards and marble games noted as improper.
The U S Senate last Saturday approved a bill to buy the Daniel Freeman homestead west of Beatrice for up to 24000 to create a homestead national monument and museum of pioneer literature and agricultural implements. The measure awaits House passage and the president's signature.
A cold spell since Sunday brings considerable snow in the northern part of the state. Ice forms overnight about one inch as frost nips garden plantings and oats. The brief winter weather affects farms and small towns.
Mr. Herman Rippe, living about seven miles southeast of Diller, visited the office last Saturday and extended his subscription for one year.
Cal Waggoner drove the Waggoner Bros funeral coach to near Gilead last Sunday noon to assist a funeral conducted by the Richardsons of Fairbury.
Fragments indicate fences are being removed from the highway at Jefferson this year. Details are unclear as text remains incomplete and from an OCR fragment.
Past notes recount hog cholera losses for T. J. Grogan and a new birth for Rudy and Mrs Harms. Diller school term starts after vacation, local weathered tales span court visits, church notices, parish life, and 1895 election outcomes.
Bethel School district held an April Fool themed event on Friday March 29 with 68 attendees. Ivan Wymore led the program featuring community singing, Nebraska State Choir songs, riddles, performances by students, and refreshments of doughnuts and coffee.
For sale goods include Texas red seed oats and heavy feed oats, choice alfalfa and upland prairie hay, good white or yellow corn, T oil meal, broader stove coal, cook stove coal, nut coal, Colorado lump, and Jayhawk furnace coal. Aji screened when loaded by Diller Elevator Co. Phone 156 02.
Less Barber is laid up with knee. Geo Stout traveled from Ellis to visit relatives. Ira Anderson moved his family to the Cacek farm west of Steele City. Wm Vitosh and son, from seven miles northeast of Diller, attended band practice Monday evening. Vitosh plays the tuba and his son the spare drum.
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