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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
4
Advertising rates are set on application. Local businesses are billed at 6 cents per line for each insertion.
The remark suggests 1936 will be a longer year with an extra day and questions whether women gain favor from the leap day. It reflects public speculation on social attitudes toward women in that era.
A brief note reflects on bank adverts emphasizing thrift as a core value, citing the Diller State Bank ad this week as an example. The writer remarks on the long habit of reading bank promotions and their thrift message.
In a Sunday CBC broadcast at 12:30, the Lutheran Hour is praised as safe and sane unlike many contemporary religious services influenced by modern exposition.
Column reports on a presidential address at the national congress met with laughter and boos. It notes Supreme Court decisions provoking anger, church matters in Omaha and Kearney Nebraska, and a Christmas program debate between schools and churches. Also mentions C. A. Joanson fined $25 for kicking his daughter’s dog.
Forty years ago a ten pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Woody Denny. Mrs J B Zook hosted an elegant birthday dinner for a small invited group. A thief stole Frank Madden s harness rings as his team stood at Price Bros. store. In 1895 County Judge Moulton issued 132 marriage licenses, Bee 137 in 1935. Moulton tied 34 marriages, Bee 53. An accident at Helvey post office cost Watson Helvey his life when a buzz saw failed. he was 25 and left a young wife. Elm township gun team banquet at W E Mudge s home featured a formal nine course menu with oysters, venison, turkey, and more in a decorated dining room.
After a banquet, card tables appeared and young guests enjoyed games while the older settlers shared memories and stories of the community. The spread included pickled peaches, fruit and nut cakes, vanilla ice cream, crackers, cheese, coffee, tea, and wine.
Captain Sam Mudge and colleagues were counted as roosers by 275 points after tallying results and were advised to “get up a good dinner” since they likely would not play again that year.
A detailed sale listing describes multiple farm implements and supplies. Highlights include John Deere tractors and equipment, McCormick Deering hay tools, a 12 foot combine in good condition, various plows, rakes, and binders, plus oats, harness sets, sheds, trailers, hog houses, oil barrels, hog wire, and numerous additional articles to be offered.
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