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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
8
Myra and the Muddy Puddle Lesson
Myra returns home with muddy white shoes as her mother scolds her for stepping in a puddle. Myra explains with a calm shrug that the puddle was there to step in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra
Mint Dreams in a Growing Frontier Child
A reader asks what a child plans to do when grown. Bobbie replies she will raise mint, explaining her family’s belief that their money comes from mint farming as stated in Path finder Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Mint
Daddy
Pathfinder Magazine
Discoveries and Constituent Insight Dialogue
Senator Sorgum and a colleague discuss how discoveries accumulate with experience. The exchange highlights that constituents have learned much as well, underscoring a shared growth in knowledge and understanding.
Diller area notes flood and local concerns recap
The report recalls Indian Creek's 1881 flood aftermath with Bridge damage at Diller and Odell. It notes livestock losses, washed wheat and bridges, plus horse injuries and truck difficulties. Also mentions local theatre ads and upcoming western and Marco Polo films with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian ‘Creek
Indian Creek
Diller
Odell
Bixby’s Grove
Hartzell
Lot Moss
A. E. Rowbridge
Perry Tate
Joe Dymacek
Carmichael
Will Jones
Dave Diller
Dave c
T. Collinson
Will Carmichael
Marco Polo
Gary Cooper
Don Terry
Family moves and jobs drawn in Iowa history item
Will Clark travels to Davenport Iowa seeking work with CRI and PRR. His companion visits relatives while Samuel Clark arrives from Iowa to run a store in Diller Lodge. AOUW instal led fifty years ago with officers W H Diller M W L Tristman F G B Zook O C W Pearce Rec G I Hodges Finc Jesse Miller G J P Cul ly L W J M Geer C W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Clark
Davenport
Iowa
Samuel Clark
Ip Diller Lodge Aouw
W. H. Diller
MW. L. Tristman
F. G. B. Zook
O. C. W. Pearce
G. I. Hodges
Jesse Miller
Blackbeard’s Tower Named by Edward Teach
A historic watch tower from buccaneering days towers in ruins with a forbidding presence. It bears the name given by Blackbeard the pirate Edward Teach, once feared in his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackbeard
Edward Teach
Jud Tunkins Quips About Laughter And Troubles
The famed humorist Jud Tunkins remarks that a man who laughs at his troubles often has a poor sense of humor suggesting a stoic view of hardship and wit.
Evolution of U S Customs Administration in 18th 19th and 20th Centuries
The Customs Service was created by the first Congress in the act of July 31 1789. An August 24 1912 act gave the President authority to reorganize abolish ports and consolidate districts and the March 3 1913 presidential proclamation established the current field organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs Service
Colette and Nicolette Origins in Latin and Greek
The text traces the name Colette or Coletta to Latin roots meaning a tiny, small collar and notes Nicolette as a diminutive of Nicholas from Greek origins meaning victory or heart. It mentions Colette as a third order Franciscan member urged to reform that order in a vision and credits her with aiding the Council of Constance to heal the Western Schism and influence Martin V’s papal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame
Colette
Coletta
Nicolette
Nicholas
Orlette
Third Order of St. Francis
Council of Constance
Martin
Saturday July 9 Double Feature at the Drive-In
A local theater screens Pat O'Brien and Kay Francis in Women Are Like That along with a Western. Paramount news reel rounds out the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O’brien
Kay Francis
Paramount News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Box
Sundries
Robinson
The
Diller Record
Amo
Sade
Rome
Oan
Abe
Eae
Senator Sorghum
Clark’s Store
Stepins, Rayon
Princess
Rayon Satin
Mello Satinette
Shee
Sauer Kraut
P&g
Roger of
Jalca
Ertel Murdock
Patrice Mc
Spain
Wm. Woods Sr
Diller, Clark
O. C. Ragan
Utica
Nebraska
Jimmy Redmond
Louis
the Bonham
Alot
Carole Lombard
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury, Nebraska
Carolee Lombard
Ralph Bellamy
Fernand Gravet
A. Jenkins
Louis Schmeling
Merchant
Joan Bennet
Henry Fonda
Love
Allen’s Cash Market
Sunkist Lemons
Bliss Coffee
Cornhusker
Polly Brand
Manchester
MBC
Atroox LY
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