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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
3
A collage of small notices from Beatrice and nearby towns notes seasonal events. Mentions Mrs Nutava ill near Steele City, M W A meetings, a pocket knife found, and local merchants offering goods from corn seed to shoes and monuments. Also references stock shipments, a farm sale, and a postponed bank guarantee law action.
A Minneapolis physician offers personalized internal medicine and dietetic care in his private lab to treat stomach ulcers goitre liver and bowel diseases and circulatory issues with minimal surgery. Licensed in Nebraska his practice charges a nominal fee and requires married women to be accompanied by husbands.
Seventy first Congress convenes in an extraordinary session to handle tariff, farm relief, census reapportionment, and immigration issues. Organization Day outlines party leadership with John Q Tilson as majority leader and John Garner as minority leader amid a politically charged session.
Our First Anniversary Saturday April 27th celebrates one year of business in Diller. The note thanks customers for new friendships and expresses appreciation. To show gratitude, a week of special prices is offered to attract new friends and provide services.
Local shop in Diller Nebraska lists dry goods and groceries with per yard prices for Percales and Toweling, plus clothing items like Silk Hose and Dress Shirts. Also features canned foods such as Pork and Beans, Mustard Sauce, Pink Salmon, Raisins, Rice, and Peanut Butter with prices and quantity notes.
A 22 year old Arkansas inmate Elerson Davis asked two detectives to read a letter from his wife. The letter included a line about dreaming of him and the phrase the law is laying for you. Davis was held for Arkansas authorities.
Pittsburgh report of John Finley aged 68 of 105 Fourth Avenue dying of starvation after refusing to beg and being unable to work. Police found apples and a crust of bread in his room, just beyond reach as he lay unconscious for three days before removal to Allegheny General Hospital. Finley, a former piano tuner, was the great grandson of Rev. James Finley, early Western Pennsylvania preacher.
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