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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
4
A letter from Frank Cavett in Stergen Heights Western Alberta Canada dated March 8 notes pleasant weather with day temperatures 20 to 40 and freezing nights. A three foot snow fall is settling fast.
The paper celebrates its 65th year of ministry to Diller as Fifty-Fourth Birthday marks the milestone with Frank T. Pearce noting forty-seven years of service and seven years by others, while the publication acknowledges it may not reach a century.
The Lincoln Star offers a mail trial for one dollar and seventy five cents for eleven weeks. The deal covers the daily with Sunday delivery outside Lincoln to Nebraska and Kansas and invites readers to see what a fine newspaper the Star is.
A week’s letter from W A Cherry mentions a Valentine Nebraska street scene in a postal photo. The Cherries enjoy reading about old Diller friends in the Record and extend greetings. Charley Waggoner identified buildings on the street, notably the post office, after viewing the image.
American born wife of a British diplomat, she rose to prominence on Broadway as Elsie de Wolfe, drawing notice for her influence in interior design and society.
A Washington surplus sale drew 250 dealers with items from typewriter ribbons to a 16 cylinder Marmon car. Bidders used numbered paddles to bid up to 500 dollars with post-sale payments. The tale includes prices for radios and scopes and a government purchase of the Marmon for official use. The document also records a March 4 board meeting at city hall with attendees and election details and lists multiple city bills and salaries.
Last year Indiana counted 36 400 farms without home gardens in a statewide survey.
Nebr Diller village minutes January 14 1941 record the village board meeting. Taxes for 1940 on block one lots 1 to 12 were ordered paid. John Glauson instructed to sell or relocate the Miller property and ensure lot cleanup after demolition. Chair adjourned meeting.
The passage recalls Albert Einstein praising the Church in Germany for resisting Nazi suppression of truth. He laments silenced universities editors and writers and credits the Church as the sole enduring defender of intellectual truth and moral freedom during the regime. The remark marks a shift from prior distrust to admiration.
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