Record subscription notes and church fundraising in Diller
A man pays $1.60 to mail a subscription continuation for the Record, with Charley Hill confirming his father’s paper. A. J. Hill began his subscription January 1 1890. Dr. Harry Huntington and Rev W H Clark work Mondays to raise $500 000 for Methodist institutions in the state, part of which is raised locally.
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Charley. Hill
The
Record
A. J. Hill
Harry Huntington
W. H Clark
Hutchinsons First Trip Into Town Since Christmas
Me and Mrs. A J Hutchinson traveled to town on Tuesday marking their first trip over the roads from their home four miles southeast of Diller since before Christmas.
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A. J. Hutchinson
Diller
Betty Hurst joins Consolidated Aircraft Co plant in San Diego
A San Diego letter reports Betty Hurst after training now wears slacks and works at the Consolidated Aircraft Co. plant alongside her father, with her mother noting she appears to like the job.
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San Diego
California
Betty Hurst
Consolidated Aircraft Co
Subscriptions Paid Ahead Mark Forty or Forty First Year
Charley Cully visited the Record office last Saturday afternoon to pay his annual subscription for the paper one year in advance marking the fortieth year of such payments. S. Hutchinson this week paid his subscription for the forty first year.
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Charley Cully
Ipay
Daykin School Board Halts Six Day Week Plan
The Daykin school board tried a six day week to free farmer boys for spring farm work but the plan disrupted normal life and had to be abandoned.
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Daykin School Board
Handicap Week Delays at The Record Press
The Record races under handicap this week as Fern Raymond breaks her glasses hindering typesetting and proofreading. Mrs. Pearl Brauser pitches in like a diligent worker to fill the gap while the editor can only vent in cuss words, which he avoids.
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Fern Raymond
Pearl Brauser
Local Happenings and Tragic Fire Onset Near Rock Creek
Neighbors hosted a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Albert oyar Alfred ee night with card games and lunch. The Sasse family relocated to the Andy Hardy farm near Rock Creek school. John Sanders aged 72 was found dead and his bed burned after a presumed stroke while smoking. fire started from his pipe.
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Albert Oyar Alfred Ee
Visi Silce
Sasse
Colman
Andy Hardy
Rock Creek School House
John Sanders
Wymore
Radio verdict on knitting sex and sweaters for soldiers
Fulton Lewis from Washington DC said on a radio program that knitting sex and sweaters by women was mostly a waste due to poorly made garments. He noted soldiers are picky and only well supervised knitting could improve outcomes.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington D.C
Lewis
Groundhog Shadow Debate In Diller Ends In Winter Debate
Local discussion centers on whether the groundhog saw its shadow. Clouds cover the area until about 2 30 with sun breaking through. Opinions split whether winter will last six more weeks or end soon as the groundhog returns to its nest for four weeks more.
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Diller
Nebraska motorists face green stamp thefts and late deadline
About 200000 Nebraskan drivers had not bought the 209 green auto stamp by the February 1 deadline. Stamps were reported stolen from some owners, prompting calls to keep cars locked. Supt. Ludington of Diller misplaced his stamp, finding it stuck to the shoe later, blamed on weak adhesive and improper placement on windshields.
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Nebraska
Ludington
Diller
Beam in Traffic Keep Low Beam in Heavy Night Congestion
E Raymond Cato chief of the California highway patrol advises motorists to keep low beam headlights in heavy night traffic. He notes frequent high beam switching is impractical and experiments show drivers do not need high beams when traffic remains heavy.
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E. Raymond Cato
California Highway Patrol
Cato
Dear Mr Cavett Letters From Wyoming Garden Spot
January Dear Mr Cavett 24 ae I am sending you a check for the Record and 2 group of magazines We enjoy the Record and living in Wyoming The Big Horn Basin between the Big Horn mountains and the Rockies We raise beets beans alfalfa grain and sweet clover This valley is called the garden spot of Wyoming Mrs Eva Henrichs notes cold but sunny days two miles off Cody road near Yellowstone Park Wayne and family from Salinas CA visited over holidays then returned to Oroville CA John and Bethel moving to a nearby farm spring serveral relatives visiting the area.
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Mr. Cavett
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Big Horn Mountains
Rockies
Cody Roa
Yellowstone Park
John
Bethel
Wayne
Salinas
California
Oroville
Eva Henrichs
Missouri Scrip of 1907 Reissued by St Joseph Banks
Missouri bank notes from the 1907 panic are being honored in St Joseph with scrip mailed from Orth Kansas. Three denominations a dollar fifty cents and twenty five cents were cashed at par, indicating banks still redeem outstanding scrip.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
Orth
Kan
Origins of Chiropractic Rise Through Healing Arts
The article recalls about fifty years ago two men in the healing arts shaping chiropractic. Andrew Taylor Still found relief for bodily aches by adjusting bones muscles and tissues in the Midwest. D D Palmer later made a neck vertebrae adjustment that allegedly relieved deafness.
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Midwest
Andrew Taylor
D. D. Palmer
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