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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
5
The Diller Elevators in Diller Nebraska offers to buy wheat at 1.00 per bushel and handles corn and oats. John Steiner is the manager and the firm promotes Popular Mechanics and The Niller Record subscriptions for one year at 295.
Final account and report of administrator filed for the estate of Oscar L Mathias deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for July 29 1938 at 9:00 A M to determine heirs and approve final settlement. contest possible. County Judge E R Bee dated June 30 1938. Sel 7ase
On June 9, 1893 the Ford's Theater floors collapsed during construction work. The incident occurred the day after the burial of Ea win Booth in Boston. Dozens of workers were struck as chairs desks and filing cases were hurled into the space below.
Mr. Witty recovers from pleurisy. Cecil Ellis and family of Chesster spend Fourth with relatives at Diller. Windmill work disrupted by gusts. Charley Green travels to Powell Wyoming for the meet with son Vearl and wife. John Specht and wife came from Lincoln for Alonzo Specht’s funeral. Beatrice residents Mr. and Mrs. James Coon visit Sailing home. Rain improves corn growth but hinders harvest. Mrs. C O Smith returns from Kansas City after visiting kin.
Mrs Griswold and her son Jesse Powell arrived here from Colorado last week. Jesse was recently bereaved in the loss of his wife.
Wo Nider began his campaign for re nomination for County Clerk with a personal visit and an announcement in the Record.
John Zook asks that his record be mailed to Long Beach California to escape Fresno heat for a while.
Miss Bianca Delano hosted the Booklovers Club at her home on June 24. She reviewed the novel Roof Over Heads while reading a personal letter from Ethel Hueston from New Jersey. Guests included Mrs Dora Schainost Miss Lillie Devore Miss Dona Hiatt and Mrs Delano. Mrs Clarence Steffen will next review The Citadel by Cronin.
Uncle Eben quips that the world was created in seven days yet humans spend millions of years deciding how to live in it. His remark blends humor with a thought on human progress and responsibility.
Mr and Mrs John Mains and family from Sioux Falls South Dakota visit Mrs Mains parents Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman and other relatives in Fairbury and Diller during a family gathering.
Adam Fasnacht came home on a two week leave from CCC Camp near Deadwood South Dakota. He is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Elbert Fasnacht.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hemming er of near Beatrice shopped in Diller this forenoon buying items. Most business occurred at the store of their uncles Charles and Calvin Waggoner.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Anderson and son LaMoine plus Mrs Wilhelmin Behrends and Mr and Mrs Willard Anderson of Kansas City visited relatives in Diller and Steele City from Sunday to Monday evening. The Misses Esther Behrends and Violet Ann went to Kansas City with them.
Fragmentary notes describe slave traders along a West African coast stronghold and the brutal system of enslavement. The text hints at the cruelty and logistics of the slave trade without complete detail.
A river is described as a natural stream of fresh water larger than Geno creek that flows in a well defined course or channel.
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