Local Notes and Subscriptions Terms
One year in advance six months in advance price displayed. Diller Nebraska post office second class mail. New car owners Rex Green and Chas E Waggoner in Diller this week with a Pontiac sedan and a Chevrolet sedan. Steele City voted dry at the April 1 spring election, and liquor may be banned. New potatoes available though hot grown in Nebraska. Local potato plantings up about two inches.
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Diller
Chas. E. Waggoner
Steele City
Nebraska
Pickard Cafe Welcomes New Manager Dick Close
Dick Close has assumed a businesslike air and donned a white apron as he takes charge at the Pickard Cafe. His poised demeanor and friendly smile are expected to draw patrons and energize the eatery.
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Dick Close
Air
Pickard Cafe
Verse Echoes and Local News From an Easter Day Page
The verse collection hints at post Easter era thinking while Nebraska track travel unfolds. Diller's Dale Garrels leaves Lincoln with eighteen for Berkeley to face the California Bears after a Salt Lake stopover. Ooka Franzen visits for business and subscription checks, and window repairs occur at Clark building. Harry Ahrends moves a Strockey residence roof toward a new corn crib, seeking footing and guidance on placement.
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Diller
Dale Garrels
Lincoln
Nebraska University
West Coast
California Bears
Berkeley
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Utah Universities
Harry Ahrends
Home town papers hailed as public servants in 1941 remarks
Nebraska congressman Carl Curtis lauds local editors for patriotism and community service in the nation’s crisis. He praises hometown papers for fostering American unity, recording milestones, supporting churches and schools, and linking citizens to welfare groups and charitable work. He notes 100 papers reach his desk weekly and cites a war strength breakdown.
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Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
House
Ra Re Representatives
Congressorial
Curtis
Speaker
Metropolitian
Congressional Record
Europe
Church Board
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
Republic
Repairs Paint Up Main Street Frame Buildings
Fixing Up S C Hutchinson paints all frame buildings along Diller's main street Ivory is the new color Holle's Storefront received white and black trimming Lumber yard office to get another coat Dust storm preceded repaints Floyd Hughes remodels porch Will Fox covers roof with green composition shingles Village cleans Miller and Hudson lots removing old frame structures
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S.C. Hutchinson
Diller
Mr. Hutchinson
Holle
Floyd Hughes
Will Fox
Stewart Visit to Hollenburg for Mrs. Stewart Birthday
Mr and Mrs Wm Stewart visited their children in Hollenburg last Monday. Mrs Stewart celebrated her birthday with a six o'clock dinner arranged by their daughters and multiple birthday cakes in varied tones along with gifts. The next day she visited Mrs Cavett bearing assorted cake varieties.
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Wm. Stewart
Hollenburg
Mrs Stewart
L. M
Diller Library Annual Report Highlights Busy Year
At the annual meeting the librarian reported EBooks on hand 2479 Ws, books donated 17, books bought 91, total loans 9052, borrowers 192, and rural schools borrowing 17. The note links tuberculosis trends and Nebraska’s April early diagnosis campaign by the Nebraska Tuberculosis Association, urging X‑ray screening and stamp fundraisers.
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The
Library Association
United States
Omaha
Lincoln
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
Fifty Years a Mason Honored in Fairmont Lodge
C A Bert Ewers received a fifty year Masonic emblem at Fairmont lodge No 48 A F and AM during a regular meeting. He joined the lodge on October 21 1890 and was presented the emblem in the hall of his original joining. Members from ten other Masonic lodges attended.
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C. A
Bert’’ Ewers
Fairmont Lodge No. 48
Fairmont Lodge
Fairbury Journal
Mrs. Carrie Wrigley Visits Harbine Family Home
Mrs. Carrie Wrigley spent the winter with her daughter and came to the John Wrigley home near Harbine for a short visit before returning to Lincoln. Joining her were Mrs. Fred Dale and family from Wayne Nebraska who came earlier in the week.
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Carrie Wrigley
Fred Dale
Wayne
Nebraska
John Wrigley
Harbine
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller Record
By Cavett
Serena Sander
Diller Nebr
Deak
Ooka Franzen
Clark
Onke
Onka
War Department
U. S. Army
Regular Army
National Guard
Diller Library
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Fairbury, Nebraska
Christian Herald
Needlecraft
McCall's Magazine
Tad Digest
Modern Screen Motion Picture
Pathfinder
Parents
Silver Screen
True Confessions
True Romances
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journ Breeder's Gazette Comfort Incl
Good Sto Farm Journal
Farmer's Home Arts-Needlecraft Household Magazine
World
Mother's Home Life
National Livestock Pro National Sportsman Pathfinder
Plymouth Rock Months
Poultry Tribune
Rhode Island
Red Jour
Oles
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