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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1932

Page

8

Diller Public Schools High School Notes Recap

Local Diller notes report basketball games season ticket prices students 40 to 60 cents and 85 cents for adults. Junior play All On Account of Polly leads December events with Gilbert Garrel replaced by Gerald Close. Classes cover math geography science history and English with Christmas program planned for Dec 16 and multiple classroom activities noted.

Dee. Sth. Steele Diller Town The Gees Gerald Close Gilbert Garrel Gilbert Polly Bret Ealions Ee School Opera House Ee High School Diller

Truck License Fees Uncertain Await Supreme Court Ruling

With the Schepmanac truck license bill still pending in the Supreme Court, fees for next year remain in doubt. Passenger car rates stay at 8 dollars for under 2700 pounds and 12 dollars for larger cars. Current truck fees range from 8 dollars for one ton or less up to 7 dollars for ten tons. If enacted, truck fees would be 8 dollars under 2600 pounds and 12 dollars for larger trucks, with trailer licenses from 2 dollars to 4 dollars.

Schepman Supreme Court Fes

Publicity for George Bernard Shaw to visit the United States

The British figure Shaw plans a U S visit and will be a magnet for sensational press. Editors pride themselves on giving free publicity to foreigners who attack them, while Shaw reportedly loathes and ridicules the land.

George Bernard Shaw United States

New Faces Shaping Congress to Watch Next Year

Noting a influx of new members, observers expect statesmanship to emerge as the fresh congressional class settles in. Voters anticipate policy shifts with the arrival of unfamiliar faces in key committees.

Congress

Church Notices for St Pauls Ev Lutheran and Congregational

St Paul s Ev Lutheran near Diller presents Sunday School at 9 30 am under W H Plager superintendent. Congregational Church led by Rev Robert A Helms with W A Snyder superintendent, Sunday School at 10 am and sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m.

ST. Paul's EV. Lutheran W.H. Plager S. S Robert A Helms W. A. Snyder

Christmas Pageant Set By Sunday School Group

The Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School under Mrs. L. M. Cavett prepares a Christmas Pageant likely to be shown Sunday evening December 18 with date to be confirmed. Further announcements will follow.

Strenuous Times Ahead in Washington on Prohibition Repeal

A reader notes that repeal of prohibition is likely and predicts upheaval. The columnist warns against a rushed repeal without safeguards and fears gang influence and increased violence. The piece reflects anxious views on national policy and future political turmoil.

Paris Jsb Washington Ayith

Humidity Controlled Heating Aids Healthier Homes

An older hot air furnace gains popularity due to improvements. Modern furnaces use a water tank larger than before to reduce fuel use. Humidified air feels warmer than dry air at the same temperature. Large offices now use water baths to humidify and temperature regulate air, circulated by fans. This system may eventually be used in homes for healthier living.

Facts Worth Knowing From Oddities and Notes

A collage of curiosities on trade, law, and nature. It lists quirky claims about Japan’s screws, parcel shipments, and tree cutting rules, plus a Philadelphia owner of a large chrysanthemum, and a note on France’s bankruptcy laws and a physics snippet about water compression.

Suver South Carolina Japan

Deposit Guarantee Debate Prompts Calls for Reform

The piece surveys views on bank deposit guarantees in the United States, arguing that guarantees fail to protect depositors and weaken the banking system. It cites expert testimony and controversy from a meeting of financial professionals as it warns against extending the guarantee idea and urges restraint on any new system.

Los ‘Angeles Ihp Elgat American Peak Association Oshagad Agaim Gusteyins Benk Uited

Vice President Bied and Mrs Garner Outline Private Engagements

The statement from Vice President Bied and Mrs Garner confirms they will accept special engagements for the next four years except official White House duties. They pledge no scraps or public feuding with Alice Longworth or Dolly Gaon as part of their plan.

Bied Garner White House Garnin Alice Longworth Dolly Gaon

Find Rich Ivory Store in Elephant Cemetery

The text describes elephant graveyards where ivory tusks are dug rather than shot. It notes elephants separate a dead adult from the herd to bury it in a sheltered swampy area, creating a cemetery-like site. African hunters visit these graveyards yearly to collect tusks, while locals guard the knowledge as valuable.

Elephant Cemetery Léster Bankan

Fire Ends Mill Era On Roodé Island History

The New York Sun recounts the Spragues era on Roodé Island ending in 1813 when a mill burned after years of food entertainment and instruction. Nehemish Governor and Robert aided early on but the owner refused help saying the map falls and he cannot walk alone. The piece highlights self-help as enduring virtue through time.

Spragues Roodé Island Nehemish Robert New York Sun

Stop Look and Listen Slogan Adopted by Gettysburg Harrisburg Railroad

Col J C Fuller reviewing a court ruling noted the judge stated the duty to stop look and listen before crossing a railroad. He adopted the phrase for his line and made it standard in Pennsylvania starting July 23, 1891, with origins earlier.

J. C. Fuller Gettysburg and Harrisburg Reading Pennsylvania

Wireless short wave phone will unite world in single call

A newspaper excerpt predicts an ultra short wave telephone service within months that will connect all parts of the earth. It envisions a user stepping to a phone to instantly reach a partner abroad and have marriage tied in one operation, praising the time saving device.

Macorni Francisco London Paris

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Diller Public Schools Mary Lou Thompson Lincoln Dorchester Nebr Santa Claus Beckwith Jad Bonnie Thompson Julia Diller Virgi Fasnacht Richard Miller Lioy. Lamb Jamita Anderson Dwaine Clark Avis’ Johnson Russell Madden Neil Andrews North America Lawrence Ulars Robert Fry Beulah Dann Beatrice Danny Roger. Diller Ferr Close Ethel Bristol Jean Bond Laurice Dilier LaFrest Fas’ Nacht 4Zabeth Green Mak Johnson Elmer Saase Dordths Hilder Scott Miller Billy Bea Milow Deila Roelfs Serena America Congregational Church Methodist ‘Episcopal Church L. M.cavett Cornbelt Lbr. Co C. L. Geer, Mgr Diller, Nebr Omaha St. Joseph Kipb Abilene Kansee Clay Center Neb
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