Arbor Day Observed in Nebraska This Year
Nebraska designates April 22 as Arbor Day with statewide observances and tree planting events coordinated by local schools and communities.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
4
Haddix and Sutton Lead Steele City News Change for Better
The Steele City News sees an improved shift under elder Haddix and Abbie Sutton as they steer the paper toward steadier coverage and community focus. Their leadership brings a calmer newsroom tone and stronger local reporting.
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Steele City News
Mr. Haddix
Abbie Sutton
Readership Gap Spurs Community Echo
The notice asks those who read the Record but are not on the mailing list to raise their hands and quips that many do so, signaling a broad but incomplete audience. It uses a light taunt to encourage inclusion.
Church Group Repairs Floors At St Pauls Lutheran
Members of St Pauls Lutheran and Methodist congregations complete church floor work. They cleaned scraped and sanded the floor and refinished it with varnish to improve the sanctuary.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Grocery chain expands to five stores after Drexler unload
Harry Allen finished moving from the Drexler building when a large truck pulled up Monday and unloaded enough groceries and canned goods to replenish shelves. Diller now operates five grocery stores, up from four last Saturday night.
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Harry Allen
Drexler
Diller
Mrs Cavett Ill With Sight Not Restored
A Lincoln Daily Star item misreported Mrs. Cavett’s sight restoration after three years of illness. She became violently ill on November 30 and has not regained sight, though her health is slowly improving overall. Beatrice Lutheran Hospital seeks Federal bankruptcy act protection with a new 47000 bond issue to wipe out 94000 debt, paying 10 percent on proved claims. Beatrice residents have supported Hepperlin hospital’s operation efforts.
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The
Lincoln Daily Star
Lutheran Hospital At
Beatrice
Hepperlin
Landmark Electric Sign Removed From Lincoln Church
The old St Paul Methodist church electric sign atop the building has been taken down. After years of flashing a cross and the words St Paul the sign declined due to time and weather, according to the Daily Star.
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Lincoln
St. Paul Methodist Church
St Paul
Daily Star
L. B. Lyman Named Assistant to Chicago General Manager
L. B. Lyman, a Burlington railroad official, has been appointed assistant to the general manager with offices in Chicago. He began as superintendent of the Wymore division, then served as general superintendent in Lincoln, then executive assistant in Denver since 1986, and now moves to Chicago.
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L. B. Lyman
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Mr. Lyman
Wymore
Lincoln
Denver
Persecution of Jews in US prompts fear for Eddie Cantor
A letter condemns Jew hate spreading in the United States amid debates on European refugees. It cites Eddie Cantor, a Jewish entertainer, saying he fears threats against his safety and sponsors due to alleged Jewish propaganda claims.
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United States
Eddie Cantor
Hollywood
Roosevelt’s stance on dictatorship quoted by press
The President rejected charges of seeking dictatorial power, insisting he opposes American dictatorship for three reasons: no inclination, lacking qualifications, and too much historical knowledge to desire any dictatorship for the United States.
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Roosevelt
Mussolini
Stalin
Hitler
United States of America
Dusty Breath Toll in a City Yearly Estimate
A public health note estimates that an average adult male in a city inhales a pound of dust each year. The figure highlights potential air quality concerns and respiratory exposure for urban residents.
Weather Setback Delivers Sleet Snow Across the Region
April started with 22 degree temps and a mix of rain sleet and snow. Winds and heavy sleet caused widespread wire damage while regions north east and west record up to 17 inches of snow. Diller Telephone lines struggle under heavy sleet and a young blizzard rages in the afternoon.
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Diller Telephone Company
Early lamp patents and inventors from 1830s to 1840s
The all pewter hanging lamp by William Lawrence received a March 23, 1831 patent later withdrawn and reissued March 10, 1834. Malt by and Neal earned a lard lamp patent with a telescoping burner on May 4, 1842. Samuel Rust, listed as a lamp maker between 1837 and 1845, held at least fourteen lamp related patents.
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William Lawrence
Maltby
Milk Composition and Mixed Hand Traits
Modern chemical analysis lists 101 substances in milk, including 19 amino acids and 25 minerals, yet no chemist can recreate milk from its constituents. The glass bottle holding milk is made of silica, soda, and lime. The mixed hand blends features of several hand types, signaling versatility and wide knowledge, a sign of an engaging conversationalist.
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Pearson's
London Weekly
Ornamental Poultry House Plans Featured in Sketch
The broader house design shows wire-covered frames with liftable feeders and fountains for easy cleaning. It includes a simple seed dust mixer duster, a pipe crank from an old drum, and a specified range shelter with insulating roof, poultry netting walls, 11 inch wire mesh floor, and 4x4 skid base. An 8 foot length houses 120 pullets.
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Ohio Experiment Station
New York World's Fair Projects Record-Breaking Central Mall
Grover A Whalen announces the 1939 Fair will feature the largest Central Mall a mile long costing 60 million dollars. It will house the Trylon and Perisphere, a giant Washington statue, the tallest sundial, and extensive landscaping with over a million plants and thousand trees.
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New York
Grover A Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
Trylon
Mall
Rameses II
Rock
Land of
the Nile
George Washington
Paul Manship
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L. M. Cavett
Martha B. Cavett
F. T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
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Pictorial Review
Farm Journal
Breeder’s Gazette
McCall’s Magazine
Woman’s World
Kreeder
Platts
Ana
Ohio
BY Willard Bolte
Consumers Information Reports
New York Fair
Alwys
O. A. Cooper Co
Ben Hall
Mgr
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