Diller Public School Notes Show Birthday Party and Exams
The Diller public school reports a birthday party for an eight year old with cake and ice cream, plus class updates. Perfect spelling and arithmetic honors are listed, with notices of upcoming events, exams, and a County Educational Day program featuring Leask and a student band concert.
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Topeka
Kans
Bonice
Diller’School
William Leask
Fairbury
Leask
Dilller Band
Wood
Lord Failures Spark Public Demand for Government Action
Citizens express frustration as authorities are urged to step in with solutions. The missive highlights widespread calls for intervention amid rising concern and perceived inaction from officials.
The Boy Who Stands Against Wrong and Wins
The piece extols a moral boy who rejects cruelty lies and bad conduct, praises honesty and courtesy to women, and refuses to join in wrong actions. It cites a radio address by Rexford G Tugwell warning of an agricultural emergency as farm prices plummet and many rural families face loss of farm and home.
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Rexford G. Tugwell
Joan
United States
Wynot Branch of C St P O Faces Abandonment and Local Impact
The Wynot branch railway in northeast Nebraska, serving six communities, is going out of business due to unprofitable operations as trucks take over freight. The move signals hardship for small regions like Ponca and Dixon County, which rely on regular rail service for shipments and local trade.
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Nebraska
Wynot
Missouri
Ponca
Dixon County
Agaes World Herald
New West Point Chief Named Buckner Jr Commandant
Col Simon Buckner Jr of Kentucky named new commandant of the United States Military Academy at West Point. Buckner a World War I training staff member and longtime Army War College executive, has served as an executive officer in Washington in recent years.
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Simon Buckner, Jr
Kentucky
Army War College
United States Military Academy
West Point
Buckner
Army
Washington
Doubtful Rinks and Relatives Stir Up Mourning Plot
In a Brookly n Eagle note, a quarrel swirls around a rich aunt and her cat. One relative claims another faked grief after a pet death to gain advantage, sparking accusations of possible poisoning.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Fragmentary phrase hints at a dramatic sale message
The readable text fragment suggests a sensational sales call or speech with quotes about value beyond money and a mention of a wife. No clear event, date, or entities are identifiable from the fragment.
Missing the Noise of a New Car
A Cincinnati Enquirer snippet notes a playful exchange about a new car. The user observes the thrill of ownership yet laments the persistent noises and the need to check the vehicle’s condition continually.
Art and the Intellect Clash Over Singing and Words
Stage manager accuses a performer of poor enunciation while the performer dismisses the concern, arguing beauty lies beyond words. The exchange highlights a tension between musical emotion and lyric clarity as a Tyrolean warbler is invoked.
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Julia Diller
Betty Hurst
Bonnie Thompson
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Avis Johnson
Neil Andrews
Charles Brandt
Maxson
Lawrence Clark
Robert Fry
Beulah Dunn
Beatrice Dunn
Roger Diller
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Ethel Bristol
Jean Bond
Woodman
Knighthood of Youth Club
Max Thompson
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Omaha
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State Capitol
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Orpheum
Paramount Theatre
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Fairbury, Nebr
B.’ Ackerman
Fairbury, Nebraska
Blue Valley Credit Association
Gage and
Jefferson County
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O.C. Diehl
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