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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
4
If your Record does not arrive notify schedule, another copy will be sent. Dodd Bros tent show tents up awaiting business. Heavy rains recast and westward. County treasurer’s report notes similar period last year. Farmers report millions of grasshoppers and worm damage stripping foliage and crops.
A vague street anecdote recalls a Saturday night meeting with a stranger who spoke in fragmentary phrases and cryptic, era flavored terms about a modern orchestra in passing. The account emphasizes unclear meaning and distant mood rather than concrete events.
Fragmentary diary style note recounts a Monday holiday observed by Francis and companions. The entry mentions afternoon activities, returning home, and a late conclusion that the day felt like a “heck of a holiday.”
Readable bits mention a dated audience or meeting note with obscured text and stray numbers. No clear persons, organizations, places, or events are decipherable to form a full summary.
A satirical clipping notes Ed the bh aod Wallis tying the knot in France and contemplates how their popularity might fade without notable events. It jokes about editors sharing ideas while speeding in a car and contrasts this with times when Australia seems preferable to the “bright idea.”
In 1937 liquor manufactured grew under government policy begun in 1934 with a 2.5 million dollar allocation. About 1,000 workers are employed at the distillery. Obituary notes Mrs. J. Monroe Davis of Fairbury Nebraska died recently at age 83. She and husband were early Jefferson county settlers, moving to Nebraska in 1880 and Fairbury in 1886.
Reports from Holland say the former Kaiser Wilhelm now leads a strict religious routine. He reads the Bible at dawn and attends 8 o clock services, with afternoons devoted to religious books and evenings to prayer. He attends local church services regularly and receives sermons to study.
A Meridian resident notes in a letter to Lew Cavett that he has delayed paying for the Record, recalls old friends and a life in Idaho, and invites a Colorado visit. The note end marks May 27 1937 and asks readers to correct a memorial list of Prairie Home cemetery soldiers with missing names and Confederate veterans.
The record shows an honor roll across two weeks featuring Mrs A H Kunter Rivie Idaho and many others including F A Roseman G Mx Place Mayborn QO Brauser FP Johnson Richard Mayborn S&S Mayborn Fred Novotny W D Delno Gerd Henrichs Shipper C M Thober Mrs Wm Barton Elizabeth rt Q outs raska Ollie Arms Mrs Mildred Dick of jenrook Wyoming A Riddle L R Mayborn Be Nebraska Mrs M Windsor and Editor Cramb. It notes a past discussion about bond life and the significance to a child and grandchildren.
The Detroit News recounts Corsican history from Genoa to French control, noting Napoleon's birth after Corsica joined France. It highlights his father Paoli's allyship with Corsican independence, contrasts exile to England, and quotes Napoleon on his birth amid Corsican upheaval.
A life size statue of Elijah Pacauaigtee Maras as Taek sits beside his grave in a rural Maple Rapids area cemetery. The local legend credits Pacauaigtee with inspiring the work through his own idea to preserve his likeness for future generations. The sculptor’s name is forgotten. Elsworth reportedly sold or willed his forty acre farm to fund the monument.
The Boston Emancipation monument, a copy of the Freedmen's Memorial in Washington, was funded by about $18 000 in subscriptions from former southern slaves. Sculptor Thomas Ball conceived the idea in Munich after Lincoln's assassination and modeled the figures by kneeling before a mirror due to lack of live models.
Hartigan and Skultery attorneys report for forest Estate of Gus s Dr deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Executors final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law determination set for June 26 1937 at 9:00 A M before the county court. Hearing opportunity to appear and contest. Dated June 2 1937 Sealy E R Bee County Judge.
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