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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
2
Congressman C H Sloan’s Washington Letter reflects on the 71st Congress nearing its end, noting many departures from the district and the House as a whole. He praises the district’s health prosperity and expresses personal gratitude amid national events, while skimming tariff debates and recent political developments.
Passengers stranded by a blizzard aboard a train near Grand Rapids improvise a holiday party. Bozo Boswell and Glim Amusement Company perform for hungry children while Miss Hall distributes sandwiches. A Santa figure arrives with cocoa as a snow plow finally passes.
Un comentario nostálgico compara la actual percepción del automóvil con críticas pasadas sobre la innovación del caucho y los vehículos motorizados hace dos décadas, insinuando un ciclo de elogios y dudas.
Drivers on the Norfolk Newport News bridge across the James River face a unique rule. A sign at each end orders driving 40 mph or faster with no speed limit, and the bridge spans four and a half miles.
The report notes an Amn Herbert Huber and ancestors tied to a German family name. The Huber linkage extends to a current figure Hoover or Chave paintings connected to the Huber home in Ellstadt and two nearby sites.
A newspaper publisher announced a for the best answer to Why. A woman won by submitting the response that every man should have one of his own and not run.
Don Whiteyam of Yuma asserts a single four needs a formal hearing. The remark appears in local briefs noting a petition and community reaction in Seetsee. The report provides minimal context and quotes none.
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