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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
4
Local readers learn rates for classified ads at six cents per line per insertion. The notice indicates patrons are charged until the order is completed and enforcement begins.
A report notes the lack of publicly identified monuments honoring Chinese military heroes. It discusses historical secrecy, political sensitivities, and the absence of visible memorial sites in major cities. The piece hints at ongoing debate over public memory and national iconography.
J. W. Linder of Royal Nebraska won a bet by placing a billiard ball in his mouth and endured a 15 minute struggle to remove it. He finally freed the ball with assistance from onlookers.
G C Blauser appears again with a small black bag containing schedules for assessing earthly possessions of residents in Pleasant precinct.
The report notes corn shucking was delayed by soft wet soil last fall and poor weather last winter, with the week ending lacking timely progress. It mentions Aeda and Wom as parts of a referenced update on harvest conditions.
Aman asked Sheriff Sells to return his wife but refused to pay her fare home. Mr Hailey, after landing near Lawrence Madden’s residence, delivered plane repairs and headed back to Concordia. H E Green visited Lincoln to see a restored grandfather clock now at Mrs Volney Raymond's home.
Oscar A. Curly Clark 48 died Tuesday after a brief pneumonia illness in Beatrice. He directed bands in Ichnaaar Wilbur DuBoise and other towns and popularized the Plymouth band. Clark led the Crack Beatrice American Legion drum corps and the 341st field artillery reserve band.
George Faucher of Sanford Maine believed an appendix problem. X rays reveal a half dollar he swallowed ten years earlier remains in his stomach.
The Lyric theatre stock at Wymore is reported to be in a slump as Robert C. Markel files for bankruptcy listing assets of 145 dollars and debts totaling 45 344 dollars, with 17 276 dollars unsecured.
The Nebraska supreme court ruled that hard liquor and beer may be sold by the same dealer in the same place, misaligning with the legislature's intent. The law has been a farce in many respects with liquor sold where beer was. North Platte votes on 24 hour tavern operation.
The article notes potatoes lay in ground all winter and remained unfrozen in some spots while others froze. It cites deep snow protecting patches, and mentions potatoes frozen in cellars and caves thought frost proof.
Bruno Richard Hauptmann died by electrocution last Friday night at 8 473 o clock in a New Jersey prison for his part in the kidnapping and death of Charles A Lindbergh Jr His ashes may be taken to Germany by his wife Anna and his son Winifred The case sparked debate over circumstantial evidence and capital punishment.
Forty years back The Record listed hopes for better crops rain and times with notes on local plans such as a creamery in operation a canning factory in Diller and a steam flouring mill at Diller Other items recall individuals including Doc Gifford on a bicycle and a county commissioner from Pleasant precinct The piece also mentions births visits patents and a joke about marriage accompanying local names and places like Diller Harbine Fairbury and Superior.
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