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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
Classified notice from Diller Nebraska outlines that advertising space is charged at six cents per line per insertion and material is transmitted through the post office as second class matter. It warns awaiting customers about processing and rates.
Six children of the late Mr and Mrs William Rendleman of Carbondale Illinois recently reunited after a separation of 63 years. Ages range from 73 to 82.
A York to Texas note mentions Doc Brinkley broadcasting from his Mexican ERA station at Delrio Texas. He is described as short on power but continues to push the same line.
The China Clippers mail plane flew 8,000 miles from San Francisco to Manila in sixty hours of actual flight time averaging 133 miles per hour. The aircraft has begun its return journey, having touched down in Honolulu on Wednesday evening.
In a ballot to choose the world's greatest man Berkley California pupils gave equal votes to Alexander the Great and August Vollmer. Vollmer is described as Berkeley's able and popular police chief.
An Oklahoma editor recounts an old Indian man who pays for a newspaper and demands a receipt. He explains he needs proof at the gate to meet St. Peter for judgment, claiming he was good, and the receipt must show he paid the editor of Chieftain. The tale ends with the editor scrambling to locate the receipt.
Local reminiscences recount visits by Maggie Hill C. A. Mills Gertie Davis and others in Oketo Beatrice and Diller. Congress selection of Thos B Reed as speaker. coal deposit finds near Friend Nebraska. social events, fires, hog shipments, and community notes from the era.
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