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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
4
An injured woman begged Freak Grone and sister in law Sylvia Sible for help after a crash on the highway near Fort Fairbus. They drove her to Wyomore to see her dying mother, with the baby safely bundled but the mother exhausted. No further details on the child's father or the driver.
Heavy rain reduced expected crowds on Inauguration Day from 300000 to about 200000. Bleachers were mostly empty as weather discouraged spectators and ticket prices slid from $8 to as low as 1 to 5 cents amid scarce available seats.
The area saw a continued cold month with only a brief warm spell on Wednesday when temperatures hit 40. Snow and ice persisted in northern and western parts while the rest of the country experienced sunshine and warmth. Weather contrasts marked the midweek change.
The Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Board denies Pimco Distiller a license after review. The action suspends operations at the Cahn Gale facility pending further proceedings.
A fragment recounts a January road trip home of 2100 miles from San Diego via Yuma Phoenix Deming Las Cruces Santa Fe Pueblo Colorado Springs to Nebraska. The writers note unusually severe Southwest weather, no major hardships, and reflect on crop losses in California and aid for eastern states while expressing gratitude for returning home.
A letter from Los Angeles reflects on California winter hardships for fruit and vegetable growers. It notes a new stockyard complex near Brush Colorado costing over 20000 dollars, with a feeding operation linking to Bruno and Denver. Mentions former residents Frank Hale and Walter Greenwood and families.
Mrs. McElwee suffers influenza while Joe Bixby Jr. fills her school duties. Wesley Doyal visits with Isaac Saylor’s sister. The WCTU holds a business meeting at Mrs Martha Diller’s home. Elmo Hadley returns from Barnstow where he trapped. his parents are ill. Olive Ballard visits Peru for Southeastern Nebraska District Reunion business. Clyde Wright buys property in St. Joseph from Richardson Roberts Byrnes Dry Goods Co. The ice house behind the hotel may become a feed mill. Epworth League personnel and YPSCE officers and committees are listed for ME Church and Presbyterian Church respectively.
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