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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1939
Page
4
Harold Chatelain Directs Salina Municipal Band
Harold Chatelain of Fairbury has taken on new duties directing the Salina Kansas Municipal band adding to his existing responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chatelain
Fairbury
Salina, Kansas
Miss Edna Hullman Seeks Mail for Record at Falls City
Miss Edna Hullman holds a position in a Falls City nursery and requests the Record be sent to her address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hullman
Falls City
Cement floor moved to new residence location
A 22 ft square cement floor from the Loock garage was relocated yesterday to the Viers residence. Using a truck and a car wrecker derrick the slabs were raised and moved with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viers
Booz Refutes Hereford Hog Pamphlet Sale Figures
Mr. Chas. Booz of Portis Kansas challenges a Hereford hog pamphlet that claimed he sold 1860 dollars worth of pigs from four sows in 1938. He urges readers to think over the assertion in light of the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Booz
Portis
Kansas
Nebraska teachers retirement measure killed in committee
A teacher retirement pension bill in the Nebraska legislature was voted down five to two in committee. The rejection cited an already overburdened property tax as the reason for defeating the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Congressman Curtis Connects With Nebraska Voters
Curtis speaks plainly to Nebraska constituents focusing on agriculture and livestock issues. He contrasts with his predecessor and offers Washington updates tailored to local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Nebraska
Washington News
Nebraska lawmakers weigh repeal of 1936 car testing act
Nebraska legislators discuss Legislative Bill No 3 to repeal the 1936 car testing act. While sympathetic to purchasers of testing equipment they warn that car owners should prevail over garagemen reputed to have exploited victims in the testing racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sally Ranch Show at San Francisco Exposition
Life magazine reports Sally Ranch, a well known fan dancer, staging a show at the San Francisco Exposition. It mentions forty seven Rancheretts performing in their birth day clothes with ribbons, near Treasurer Island at the north end by the landing field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Magazine
Sally Ranch
Sally
Treasurer Island
Labor union fight flares as AFL rejects CIO plan
Yesterday observers saw hope for union unity as CIO chief John L Lewis proposed merging all unions. Today AFL leader William Green rejects the plan, sparking renewed questions about dominance and strategy within the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Lewis
CIO
AFL
Wm. Green
Mrs Griswold Travel to Marysville for Relative Visit
Mrs Griswold departed Monday evening for Marysville Kansas to visit relatives. She traveled with Mr Ingaisbe who accompanies her to the home of her step daughter near Marysville.
Missing Name Fracture In Feed Grinder Incident
Ralph Achtemeier son of Fred Achtemeir Jr sustained a broken bone in one arm Tuesday while operating Raleigh Southwick's feed grinder at the home of May Jordening north of Har ine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Achtemeier
Fred Achtemeir Jr
Raleigh Southwick
May Jordening
Harine
Viers Plans New Watermelon Patch and Diversified Crops
Dr Viers will plant a larger watermelon patch on his acreage west of town this year and expand the business to include tomatoes, sweet corn, and 80 forth. Last year the melons grown on this land were very fine.
Churches Adopt Prof Quiz for Sunday Evenings
Rev. Wagner leads a Bible Quiz service at his Methodist church every other Sunday evening. Members say they enjoy it even when they do not know the answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Methodist Church
Local note on Clinton Gerard in South America and Exposition souvenir
Clinton Gerard of Fairbury reports engaging work with Engi neers and T. D. of Gulf Oil near Barranquilla Colombia. He notes jungles with tigers monkeys and alligators and plans to stay months. The office received a 54 page copy of the Golden Gate Exposition Souvenir Number of the San Francisco Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Gerard
Bert Gerard
Fairbury
T. D
Gulf Oil Company
Barranquilla
Columbia
South America
Fairbury News
Gerard
Clinton
San Francisco Examiner
Floyd H. Hadley
Diller
Great Western Coast
The
Examiner
United States
California
San Francisco
Oakland
New
Golden Gate Bridge
Treasure Island
Goat Island
San Francisco- Oakland
Alcatraz
Treasurer Island
San Francisco Bay
Burlington Train Time Schedule Notes
Train times listed for Burlington include No 14 at 1 02 a m No 15 at 1 48 a m No 16 at 1 15 p m and No 17 at 5 25 p m with early morning and evening departures noted without context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
James Family Tale From Missouri Memoir
Knew The James Miss Bianca Verano of Fairbury shares a story about Jesse James and his family. She recounts her father’s memories of Mrs Samulson James and their visits, noting pumpkin pie, milk and bread on a bench, and the boys slipping home at night to see her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianca Verano
Fairbury
James
Jesse James
Papa
Missouri
Samulson
Mrs. Samulson
Grandmother
Citizens' Military Training Camps open in seventh corps area
All young men ages 17 to 24 who are physically fit may attend CMTC in the seventh corps area from July 6 to August 4. Applicants may travel by any method or use government transportation via CMTC officers in Omaha to ensure timely, comfortable arrival. All expenses are paid. campers are sent to the camp nearest their home. Representatives Clyde Colman and Wm Nichol son from Diller attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Corps
Percy P Bishop
War Department
CMTC
Federal
Omaha
Clyde Colman
Wm. Nicholson
Diller
Highway motors pay more taxes than railroads in Nebraska
A table from the Nebraska Petroleum Industries shows Jefferson county railroad taxes at 34608 dollars and motor taxes at 84608 dollars. Statewide figures credit railroads with 3476648 dollars and motors with 6878562 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Petroleum Industries
Jefferson County
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn at The Theatre
Dreamy days on the Mississippi and adventure fill the theater as Mark Twain’s classic tale comes to life with Mickey Rooney in a family friendly presentation directed by Richard Thorpe. Also showing Sunset Trail with a Hopalong Cassidy manhunt and Dr. Meade drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Mark Twain
Mickey Rooney
Huckleberry Finn
Free State
King
Duke
Richard Thorpe
the Bonham
Jack Holt
Dr. Meade
Come unto Me Sermon Teaches Rest for the Weary
A brief religious pasage centers on Jesus inviting all who labor and bear burdens to come to him for rest. The message emphasizes comfort, relief, and spiritual solace through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Little Maisie Comforts Mother With Faithful Promise
A tired mother, grieving her own mother, holds her fretful child Maisie who asks if she will be held. Maisie reassures with belief that God will hold her mother, recalling Jesus the Good Shepherd who carries and comforts the lambs. The scene ends with the mother finding solace in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisie
Jesus
Christian Herald
Sir Titus Salt and the painted sticks of life
A Sunday sermon told of Sir Titus Salt a weary millionaire seeking rest in Christ after watching caterpillars climb painted sticks in a garden The preacher warned that wealth power and fame lure men upward only to disappoint and return them to ground The baronet admitted his climb and found rest in Jesus after hearing the message from Twice Born Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Salt
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Pounder
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Frank Amos
Ellie
Box’s Cafe
Dr. Caldwell
Jimmy Redmond
Diller State Bank
Bank of Service
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
J. Monroe Davis
Fairbury, Nebraska
S. C. Hutchinson
Diller, Nebraska
Edw
B. Ackermeen Optometrist
Drs
Hull & Hull
Scottsbluff
Odell
General Hospital
Do. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Waggoner Brothers
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