Nebraska to Establish Highway Patrol Forces After October First
Nebraska plans a highway patrol system after October 1 led by male officers. The week saw 6 076 applicants for the 40 positions attested.
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Nebraska
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
4
Unsophisticated cooling devices in common use
Readable devices include many home made coolers with varying effectiveness. The standout is a cooler built from a car radiator and a large fan providing noticeable cooling.
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Aes
Advertisers Probe Weekly Record Submissions
A reader recalls one advertiser who requires a weekly copy of the record and asks why his ad bears a blue pencil mark while others do not. The exchange suggests scrutiny of ad review practices and uniform marking.
Supreme Court Vacancy Rule Sparks Senate Debate
Contention over the constitutional interpretation of a Supreme Court vacancy centers on whether the vacancy can be filled only by an act of God or by legislative action as supported by Senate procedures. The dispute highlights Senate and constitutional friction in appointment timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Borahin
U. S. Senate
Judge Serves 6 1 2 Years Before Nebraska Bar
Obituary note for a 75 year old judge who died Wednesday at three o'clock after long illness. He practiced as attorney in district court and served fourteen years as associate justice of the state court.
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Nebraska
State
Incomplete Picn Cut Causes Flying Bills Incident
A fragmented note describes a picnic mishap where a cut on the pamph her picture caused two K. bills to fall. one hit a man on the head and the other on his stomach.
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K. Bills
Bank Robberies Drop 75 Percent After National Act
Pttantis reports a sharp decline in bank robberies by about 75 percent since the national act was enacted, noting improved security and deterrence measures across the sector.
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Pttantis
Beatrice man markets waterless cooling device
A Beatrice resident advertises a compact air cooling device that uses no water or fan only far to attract buyers. Priced under twelve dollars, the inventor believes strong sales potential if the device proves effective.
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Beatrice
Chicago men forecast record corn and money crop
A group in Chicago predicts the coming corn yield will be the largest since 1932 and the money crop since 1929, with an estimated value of 12 billion dollars. The figures reflect optimism about agricultural prospects and market implications for farmers nationwide.
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Chicago
Parasitic Outbreak Reflected in 1937 Farmer Speech
A farmer recalls older times when parasite outbreaks were seen as divine tests. He notes a shift in interpretation saying worms are raisinlike with the grasshoppers, reflecting changing attitudes toward agricultural pests.
Rev Vance warns Presbyterians against dictatorship in Iowa synod talk
Detroit clergyman Rev Joseph Vance at the fifth annual Iowa Presbyterian synod convention argues against replacing capitalism with dictatorship. He claims millions of Presbyterians and Methodists would suffer and notes church members bear responsibility for liquor flow, urging restraint.
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Joseph Vance
Detroit
Michigan
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Crickets Plague Households Warned By Readers
A reader notes crickets menace homes especially in basements and closets. They describe pests damaging clothing and fibers, suggest moth bags and water traps, and mention a few chemical sprays and powders as possible controls.
County beauty pageant finalists face last minute withdrawals
Some contestants from Fairbury are unable to compete this Thursday evening in the county beauty pageant leaving organizers to adjust judging and program plans with fewer participants.
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Fairbury
Koepff Steps In As Editor For Cramb At Fairbury Journal
Albert Koepff fills in for L. K. Cramb as news editor of the Fairbury Journal during Cramb’s few weeks vacation in Washington state.
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Albert Koepff
L. K. Cramb
The
Fairbury Journal
Washington State
Illness Hits Emilie Dionne In Callander Home
Emilie Dionne, one of the famous quintuplets, is reported ill at her Callander home this week. The condition appears non fatal and she is receiving care locally.
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Emilie Dionne
Callander
World Herald
Omaha
Callithumpian Parade Mentioned in Historic Ledger
Readers inquire about a large over the picture image on picoic bills. The piece notes a burlesque parade and hints at a juvenile section amid bygone lament. It promises interest in viewing the scene.
Picnic Dates Listed for Plymouth Odell St Diller
Community picnic schedule announced for Plymouth on August 5 a m and Odell and St Diller on August 3 a m ri4. Local organizers encourage residents to bring family and share in outdoor gatherings across the region.
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Plymouth
Odell
St. Diller
Fragments of Speech Hint at Reescent Prose
Partial readable text shows a garbled line with repeating sounds and missing context. The snippet provides no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller Parish Update
Vacation notice and Sunday School reminder for St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller. No church services. pastor on vacation. Sunday School to meet at 9:30. Women’s Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 PM. Delegates named Merlyn Lottman Leona Roseman Edward Behrends Harold Lottman for Fontanelle Luther League convention August 17 18.
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L. J. Welff
C. L Huliman
S. S
Sunda
Women’s Missionary Society
Ernest Sasse
Luther ‘League
Fontanelle
League
Merlyn Lottman
Leona Roseman
Edward Behrends
Harold Lottman
Peace and Joy guide the Christian life
The piece urges Christians to seek peace with God, others, and within, citing the verse that true joy comes from rejoicing in the Lord. It emphasizes not clinging to material things but finding constancy in divine presence and inner harmony.
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