Diller Public Schools Readies Students For County Exams
The Diller school notes progress across grades with spelling honors for Jan 20 recipients Roe Patton Esther Lamb Wilma Thompson Betty Grabber Mary Bristol Gayle Cully and others. Fifth and sixth graders pursue reading as a hobby via a record book Books We Have Read while eighth graders prep for county exams on Feb 3 in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Belva Bristol
Roe Patton
Esther Lamb
Wilma Thompson
Betty Grabber
Mary Marie Bristol
Gayle Cully
Ene
Nippert and Bonieck Raymond
Donna Jane
Lincoln
Fern Raymond
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Neil Andrews
Charles Brandt
Mary Ardath Ball
Eidean Henrichs
Lloyd Lamb
Jamnita Anderson
Virgil Fasnacht
Darrel Beckwith
Julia Diller
Bonnie Thompson
Richard Miller
Adam Fasnacht
Sybil Fasnacht
Ruth Lukes
Thompson
Alfred Sasse
Harold Fasnacht
Lawrence Clark
Weldon Heinrichs
Beulah Dunn
Beatrice Dunn
Jean Bond
Robert Thompson
Peculiar habit of punishing feet in health article
Dr Copeland discusses how men and women endure poorly fitting shoes to avoid showing big feet. He links wrong shoe sizes to back pain and fatigue, urging comfortable footwear to preserve nerve energy and health. He notes men tolerate tight hats but not large feet and mentions manufacturers sometimes mismark women’s shoes.
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Copeland
Copelan
Vani
Local farmer noted for enduring agricultural work
A regional profile highlights Mr. Mene, a longtime farmer known for his dedication to agriculture and his personal ties to the community. The piece underscores his steady efforts and local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mene
War Outcome Reflected in Frustrated Viewpoint
A reader voices skepticism about victory and the cost of the war, criticizing supporters as gullible and noting the burden borne by those who paid for it.
Hoover urges budget balance and higher taxes to curb deficit
President Hoover calls for a balanced federal budget with higher revenues, predicts a 500 to 700 million dollar deficit this year, and favors excise taxes. Congress votes to grant independence to the Philippine Islands, overriding Hoover’s veto in both chambers, with the independence set after a people’s vote in ten years. The Senate blocks a gag rule on the Glass Bill, while the House delays action amid moves for department reorganization and currency expansion proposals.
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Hoover
Congress
Philippine Islands
Senate
House
Philippine
Islands
Huey Long
Borah
Roosevelt
House Judiciary Committee
Procoss
Banking Mittee
Farmers Rally Delays Senate Farm Relief Consideration
Congress did not fully debate farm relief as farmers organized a strong bloc. The piece notes opposition from sheriffs and their agents amid mounting pressure to act on agricultural policy.
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Congress
Final settlement request in Kate Tucker estate heard
Fayette V. Cully administratrix petitions for final account and distribution of Kate Tucker deceased estate. County court in Fairbury to hear on February 24, 1933 at 9 A M with notice by three weekly publications in Diller Record.
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Lampe
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Kate Tucker
Fayette V. Cully
Fairbury
Diller Record
E.R. E
Ation County
Denney & Denney, Attys
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Pe Patton
Elmer Saase
Ciose
Wallace Farrow
Kent Miller
Serenus Viers
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Dila
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Bob. Andrews
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Fredrick Lee
Senate Committee
Baker
Mississippi
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Rainey
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J. N. Norton
Speaker
Jones
Denney
Monroe Davis & Son Abstracters
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Edw
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Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Golden Rule Bidg
Blue Valley Credit Association
Gage and
Jefferson
Reems
Beatrice
Nebr
O.C. Diehl
Caile
H. R. Royle Auctioneer
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Wigtome Teka Ee Bank
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