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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
3
Habicht installs electric fan in store room
Federated church ladies will serve home made ice cream and cake at the Coleman hotel Saturday night July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Habicht
Ladies of the Federated Church
Coleman Hotel
Burlington Eastbound Train Delayed by Washout
No 14 the Burlingtons east bound morning passenger train was delayed several hours Wednesday due to a washout at McE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mrs L H Findling Returns From Thompson Visit
Mrs L H Findling and child ren returned Tuesday from visiting relatives near Thompson in the county's southwest corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Findling
Thompson
Stock Traders and Money Tactics
A concise, observations style note discusses how investors with no funds are left alone by stock salesmen, while those who engage riskily often end up with less money than they started.
Piano for sale on equity terms in Omaha Nebraska
Owner misses payments offers a nearly new first class piano to anyone who can cover a small equity amount and continue payments. Send for price and full particulars to Lock Box 716 Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Omana
Nebraska
Mrs Seaman Heads West on Family Visit to Seattle
Mrs Jane Seaman of Davenport Indiana departs Monday for Boulder Colorado to visit her brother Will Clark and family and is joined by her daughter Hazel who attends summer school there. They plan a trip to Seattle Washington to visit George Clerk and wife, former Diller residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Seaman
Davenport
Diller
Clerks
Millers
Boulder
Colo
Will Clark
Hazel
Seattle
Wash
George Clerk
Policeman’s blow nets 96000 in damages case
Emil Spark of Barverton Ohio wins five thousand dollars for a head injury after a plant incident. A police officer used a billy on him during work. Plant managers are liable for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaton
Billy
Emil Spark
Barverton
Emil
Taxes Made Simple For Individuals Not Corporations
The piece asserts tax calculation for individuals is straightforward using a quirky formula, contrasting with the complexity of corporate taxes. It outlines a playful sequence involving home value, a spouse’s allowance, a son’s age, a phone number, a car license, and utility figures.
Wheat yields exceed eighteen bushels per acre report
Alonzo Specht notes wheat yields better than 18 bu per acre. Mrs. E J Catlett and Bernice Diller returned from a ten day visit with friends and relatives in Beatrice. Dr C C Diehl reports the birth of a 74 pound girl to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Peters east of Diller on the 19th net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Specht
E. J. Catlett
Mies Bernice Diller
Beatrice
C. C. Diehl
Rudolph Peters
Diller
Fairbury Legion Free Street Concert Draws Appreciative Crowd
The Fairbury American Legion hosted a free outdoor concert last night that drew a large, appreciative crowd along the street, with music and community spirit welcomed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury American Legion
Diller couple back from Midwest auto trip
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller returned Tuesday from an auto trip to Kansas City Aiden Missouri and Pittsburg Kansas where they visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Diller
Kansas City
Aiden, Mo
Pittsburg
Kans
Mrs. Rigdon Vacation Visit in Diller
Mrs. O. F. Rigdon a clerk at Jenkins Crooks store in Fairbury is on vacation and spent Wednesday visiting old friends in Diller from the Fairbury area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rigdon
Jenkins- Crooks
Fairbury
Diller
Waggoner kin visit brings Norma Dodge and Dorothy Guard
Last week the ar rival of the Waggoner couple’s granddaughters caused name mix ups. The visitors were Miss Norma Dodge of Shenandoah Iowa and Miss Dorothy Guard of Aurora Nebraska, who are still in town.
Religious Lesson Causes Confusion at Indianapolis School
A classroom exercise asking for five religious organizations led a girl to name The Ladies Ace The Brotherhood and the Lamon's Leg. Investigators found the correct entry Lamys League was Laymen's League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lamon
Laymen’s League
Well Exposed Perhaps Binke Your Daughter Seems a Weil
The readable fragments hint at a puzzling social remark about a person named Binke and a daughter described as a Weil. No clear event or outcome emerges from the text available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binke
Weil
The Art of Selling in Busy Life’s Message
Terry asks to relay that he is too busy today to talk. The note adds Life Insurance Agent will speak for him and says you won’t need to say a word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Curing Snake Bite Advice From a Travel Note
The text recommends chewing tobacco to treat snake bites in reptile regions and swallowing the juice to prevent death. It mentions snuff as a substitute and making a poultice with water and a country antidote as first aid, though the fragment is garbled and unclear.
Bearded pioneers recalled in Greenleaf reminiscence
Mr and Mrs J H Madden of Potter Nebraska and their son in law Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of Big Forks Montana visited friends near Diller and Ellis. Joe reports a fine wheat crop due to be cut in a couple of weeks. Greenleaf Sentinel recalls 40 years ago with playful pride on beards and lack of barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Madden
Potter, Nebr
Inlaw
Harry Nelson
Grace Madden
Big Forks
Diller and
Ellis
Joe
Pullman
Greenleaf
Kas
Sentinel
Shall I Travel Sign Describes Restless Life and Will Power
The article explains a hand reading sign crossing to the Luna mount indicating a restless desire for travel. It contrasts a firm hand showing determination with a soft flabby hand lacking willpower and potential for intemperance or vice. The head line slope signals weakness and indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount of
Luna
Saint Audrey and the name's noble Saxon roots
The article traces the name Audrey to Anglo Saxon Saint Etheldreda, noting its noble origins from Aethelthryth and its fame in England. It links fairs in her honor to the garish tawdry term and mentions Devonian Addy as a diminutive form, with Audrey’s talismanic agate and Monday as a lucky day and number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aver
Ethel
Htheldred
Aethelthryth
Hdistrud
Audrey
St. Etheldreda
Audry
England
Addy
Adelaide
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Ethiopian Empress Zaditou Sends Gifts to King Albert
Zaditou the Ethiopian empress has sent gifts to Albert I of Belgium. Her presents include precious stones from Abyssinian hills valued at several hundred thousand francs and an 8th century text of the Solomon and Sheba tale. She notes oil coal and gold mining prospects in Abyssinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zad
Zaditou
Ethiopia
Albert
Sheba
Solomon
Abyssinia
Argonaut
Death blamed on smoking coupons and rich rug gift
The Florida Times Union quotes a mourner asking about a death from heavy cigarette use and notes the widow received a costly rug bought with coupons, illustrating a bittersweet irony in the mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Times-Union
Dressing on One Dollar a Week Idea Sparked
A Chicago economist argues an eighteen year old can dress on four dollars a month. The notion seems inspired by the image of a young woman in Sentamber Morn, a vivid caption from the New Orleans States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Orleans
Aviation School Planned in Ecuador
The government of Ecuador announces the establishment of aviation schools in Guayaquil and Quito to train pilots and aviation personnel for national needs. The move aims to expand air travel, improve security, and support economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Schoole
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Quito
Government of
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Sonny
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Wheeler Syndicate Teo
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
S. B. Viers
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Driogr
Tamburica
Prig
Lucy Tamburicas
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