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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
fragmented OCR note mentions charges for insertions at five cents per item and notices about timing or action. context unclear but indicates billing or tariff related to listings. no clear persons or organizations identified.
Adams Nebraska will install a sanitary sewer system at a cost of 28380 dollars. Bids on contract were received by the village clerk this week.
A casual remark on duck bill hats and designer choices sparks light social chatter about ladies fashion and current trends without citing specific events or individuals.
The speaker recalls Mrs Simpson’s affection for Edward as the crowd reacts to his Friday address. He notes the global attention on the young prince and reflects on public sentiment, predicting whether he will become another Wallis link or a standalone figure.
The Kingston editor receives requests to publish an obituary clipping of an aunt and to print a marriage clipping of a relative in Saugerties. A note asks to advertise two pies for sale if possible and to stop the paper due to cost. The text includes a statement from Nebraska Attorney General William H. White warning merchants against lottery promotions as illegal.
Lloyd Hurst, visitor from Beatrice, travels to Steele City while en route for Lentz Motor Co. of Beatrice. The note records a transport trip involving a Schlitz delivery and a local stop yesterday.
A note indicates two high chairs meant for twins were stored near the Record and vanished. The editor held the keys but did not remove the chairs.
Ruby Hart Carroll who was Miss Nebraska 1986 plans to give up her recently hired husband and return to live with her parents in Clay Center Nebraska.
For the first time in 18 years Mrs Minnie Rea a 50 year old Shenandoah Indiana housewife went downtown to have her photograph taken at her children's request. She had no special reason beyond needing to run errands.
A New England farmer bought a rundown Connecticut farm and spent months clearing undergrowth and blasting stumps to make it fit for crops. When the preacher noted the improvements the farmer quipped that it would have looked different if the Lord had been running it alone.
Obituary for Arthur Malchow born February 10 1912 in Monte Vista Colorado later moved to Nebraska with family confirmed 1926. Funeral services held October 4 1936 near Diller and burial at Zion Lutheran cemetery. The item also lists community happenings and local names including Miss Dorothy Nippert John Tonnemaker and J. W. Fouts, and notes on church entertainments and county superintendents in Kansas.
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