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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
5
Subscriptions and comic pages advertised by Fairbury shop
The notice promotes money savings on newspaper and magazine subscriptions and cheekily comments on crime and fashion. It advertises the Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop offering late evening service and lists popular comic characters available in the Sunday Bee News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jigs
Katzenjammers
Popeye
Nebbs
Barney Google
Toots and Casper
Skippy
Sappo
Blondie
Toonerville
Mickey Mouse
Bee-News
Spark plug tester cleaner debut and travel note
Just installed a Champion spark plug tester and cleaner that indicates plug condition and cleans the inside. LeRoy Peterson sends a Seattle card planning a July trip through Puget Sound and hopes to be home near Diller Nebraska early in July with a view of Lake Washington canal and locks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. VY
LeRoy Peterson
Seattle
Puget Sound
Diller
Neb
Lake Washington Canal
Locks
Panama
Daykin Herald
Too Much For Tony Judge Grinds On
A courtroom scene shows a judge questioning an organ grinder about alleged assault on a monk. The grinder claims the monk provoked rough talk and resemblance to him. The exchange highlights tensions between the accused and the monk as witnesses are examined.
Fly spray prices and delivery offer from L. TM. Hurst
Local ad advertises two cattle sprays at 500 per acre and to be accurately guaranteed plus house spray at 1.75 dollars per gallon. Call or write L. TM. Hurst, Diller for home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurst, Diller
Postal Rates Change for Rural Route Letters
A new postage change effective July 1 lowers the rate for letters between Diller and rural routes to two cents per ounce or fraction, down from the prior three cents. Drop letters for box delivery stay at one cent, and letters sent on trains remain three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Bethel Items from Last Week
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Harold Kopple who resides on their farm. Idola Ramsey was on the sick list the week. Velma Hilder visited her cousin Margaret La in Kansas City. J A Cully was at his Beatrice farm Wednesday. Ab Hamdam of Armour Neb visited friends nearby Sunday. Crystabeli Ramsey returned to visiting Mrs ngwerson Pawnee City and toa Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Saylor
Harold Kopple
Idola Ramsey
Velma Hilder
Margaret la
Kansas City
J. A. Cully
Mr. Cully
Beatrice
Ab.Hamdam
Armour, Neb
Crystabeli Ramsey
Ngwerson
Floyd pinch tuner Work guaranteed in California
Dr Ellis residence St The Misses Nellie and Hele Green of Lincoln spent the weekend with Dollar relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Floyd
Cal
Ellis
Neliie
Hele Green
Lincoln, Epent
Dillor
Jefferson County Receives State Gasoline Tax Apportionment
Jefferson County will receive 270988 dollars from the June apportionment of the state gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Plymouth Picnic Date Change Notice
The Plymout h picnic dates have shifted from August 22 and 23 to August 10 and 11. The move aims to facilitate better attendance and avoid scheduling conflicts with other local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Raymonds Return to Lincoln After Diller Visit
Mr and Mrs V A Raymond along with Dickie and Donna Jane visited Diller relatives and returned Sunday to their Lincoln home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Raymond
Dickie
Donna Jane
Diller
Lincoln
Gasoline Tank Filing Fine Set by New State Law
A new state law imposes a fine of 100 for filing gasoline tanks at stations from a truck between the house of 9 PPM and 6 A.
Local visits wrap up and kinship ties noted
Mrs. Arnetta Caylor of Crab Orchard returns home after a week with daughter Mrs. Ira Place and family. Mrs. Maude LaGoorge of Kansas City, visiting her mother Mrs. Susie Brandt, heads to Lincoln for a few days. Diller market sees a surge of wheat as threshing weather improves roads and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnetta Caylor
Ira Place
Maude LaGoorge
Kansas City
Susie Brandt
Lincoln
Diller
Lincoln boy returns for treatment at orthopedic hospital
Bobbie Green spent about a week with his parents Mr and Mrs R A Green then returned Wednesday to Lincoln for treatments at the orthopedic hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Green
R. A. Green
Lincoln
Orthopedic Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel T. Hughes in Fairbury
Funeral services were held last Friday at the Christian church in Fairbury for Mrs. Mabel T. Hughes age 72 who died from a stroke Tuesday. She was the mother of Miss Gladys Hughies, district court clerk, who followed her father Charles Hughes in death in an earlier auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Fairbury
Mabel T. Hughes
Local Dealer Appoints Red Ball Agent in Two Counties
L. M. Hurst of Diller appointed Red Ball dealer for south Jefferson and Gage counties. Red Ball Co, Madrid Iowa and Memphis Tenn offer high grade household products stock and poultry preparations fly spray toilet articles and remedies cheaper extracts at four bottles for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hurst
Jefferson
Gage Counties
Red Ball Co
Madrid
Iowa
Memphis
Death of J M Wildhaber in Plymouth after brief illness
Jos M Wildhaber 78 a Jefferson county resident for over 60 years died Wednesday night at his Plymouth home after a brief illness. Born in Switzerland he came to America in 1880 and married Elizabeth Sandman of Harbine in 1883. Survived by wife and two of four children Dr William T Beatrice and Gus F Fairbury. Funeral services were held Saturday after a wrial in Harbine cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Wildhaber
Jefferson County
Plymouth
Mr.Wildhaber
Switzerland
America
Elizabeth Sandman
Harbine
William T
Beatrice
Gus. F
Fairbury
Diller
Local Remarks On Beach Heat Sparks Fights And Patches Of Gore
Harold Bristor nurses a gore lip after a clash while Maxine Patton of Lincoln visited friend Larie Bristor. Miss Dorothy Hiatt from the Diller area attends Peru Normal summer school as Judge Jesse L Scott laments more brawls in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Patton
Lincoln
Larie Bristor
Dorothy Hiatt
Diller
Peru Normal
Jesse L. Scott
Greeley
Neb
Obituary: John W Miller longtime Lincoln resident dies at 63
John W Miller formerly of Diller and a Lincoln resident for 21 years died in Lincoln at 4 28 pm Tuesday June 27 aged 63 He was a traveling salesman for 82 years and a member of the Illinois and Iowa United Commercial Travelers He married Nell Fairchilds in 1894 and fathered two sons Ben H and Douglas J plus a granddaughter Donna Jo The funeral was held at the Congregational church in Diller on June 29 with Rev Thomas Maxwell officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W.miller
Diller
Lincoln
Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
P. B. Miler
Nell Fairchilds
Edwin
David Miller
Cone
Ben H
Douglas J
Millers
Wood, River
Omaha
Miller
Mary Hoff
Gettysburg
Ida Bistine
Shiremanstown
Maggie Blauser
Phoenixville
Alice Youelle
Easton
George W. Miller
York Springs
Endicott
Winside
Elgin
Thos. Maxwell
Card of Thanks for John W. Miller
We thank all who assisted in the death and burial of our husband and father John W. Miller. Special thanks for the use of the Congregational church the comforting song by the Ladies' Quartet and the floral offerings. Mrs Nell Miller Ben H Miller Douglas J Miller Edwin Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Congregational Church
Nell Miller
Douglas J. Miller
Edwin Miller
Dean Barber Returns From Lincoln Visit
Dean Barber came back Wednesday from Lincoln where he spent time since Sunday with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Barber
Lincoln
Millard Gemeny Visits Diller Relatives in Chicago
Millard Gemeny of Los Angeles on a business trip to Chicago last Friday while visiting Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard -Gemeny
Los Angeles
Diller
Chicago
Fouts Family Visits Seward Relative Roots Over Weekend
Kenneth Fouts, his wife and two daughters, drove from Seward on Saturday to visit his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts and other relatives, spending Sunday with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fouts
Seward
Elizabeth Fouts
Goofus and Rufus explain ammonia and pneumonia
Goofus asks the difference between ammonia and pneumonia. Rufus admits confusion. Goofus answers with a simple image: one comes in bottles, the other in chests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus
Beckwiths Visit Sister in Red Cloud
Dick and Darrel Beckwith departed Friday night to visit their sister Mrs Roy Robb and family in Red Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick and
Darrel Beckwith
Mrs
Roy Robb
Red Cloud
Nebraska's U.S. Congress Members by Birthplaces
Nebraska holds two senators and five representatives who were not born in the state. Norris and Thompson were born in Ohio while three Iowa-born members Howard Oscelon Morehead Lucas county and Carpenter Cedar Rapids serve Nebraska. Shallenberger Toulon Illinois and Burke Running Water S are also noted as birthplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United States Congress
Norris
Thompson
Ohio
Sandusky County
Perrysville
Howard
Oscelon
Morehead
Lucas County
Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Shallenberger
Toulon
Ill
Burke
Running Water
Capone Denied Release from Atlanta Prison
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans denied Al Capone's habeas corpus plea, keeping him in the Atlanta penitentiary. The decision suggests he remains safer inside the big house than on Chicago streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capone
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Atlanta
Big
Chicago
Outing at Fink's Park With Miller Family Group
Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and their children enjoyed a two day outing at Finks park, including the 4th of July. They were joined Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Nell Miller and Edwin Miller of Lincoln, Mrs Ida Neely of Winside, and Beulah Gray and Douglas Miller of Dodge City who returned to Lincoln Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Fink’s Park
Nell Miller
Edwin Miller
Lincoln
Ida Neely
Winside
Beulah Gray
Douglas Miller
Dodge City
Kan
Professor tests judgment from pictures of famous figures
A Georgia Tech professor circulated photos of Lewis Lawes Walter Lippman Sinclair Lewis and H L Mencken with assigned occupations. The exercise matched each person to improbable roles such as banker, gangster, carpenter, law yer and many others to study perception of character and occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
Lewis Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
Walter Lippman
Sinclair Lewis
Menchen
Walter’ Lippman
H. L. Mencken
Georgia
Annie the cow endures a life of milking and calves
Peggy of the Flint Hills recalls Annie the cow endured many calves and a heavy milk flow. The new calf, a girl, brings joy in a weary dairy life, yet Annie longingly accepts labor, sun, shade, and a warm barn as part of being a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Annie Kerndyce de Kol
Peggy
Flint Hills
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Diller State Bank
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Soya
Tony
Harold Bristor
The
Diller Record
Tos
Yore
Women's World
Gentlewoman Magazine
Te Ferm Journal
Tommy
Pigase
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