Diller Record Marthe B. 5ne Successors to F. Pearce
One year subscription in advance six months in advance rates listed. Mail transmission through Diller Nebraska as second class matter. Next Tuesday spring begins despite weather. Pictorial Review clubbing offer ended. W A Cherry Valentine Nebraska reports the Cherries all well and sends best wishes to Diller friends.
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Diller Record
Marthe B
F. . Pearce
Ee Diller Nebr
Pictorial Review
W. A. Cherry
Valentine
Nebraska
Onka Franzen Wins Carpentry Bid for Caldwell Home
Onka Franzen served as caller at the office Monday and secured the carpentry contract for Lawrence Caldwell's new house. The project will be carried out at Caldwell's residence by his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Barber.
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Onka Franzen
Onka
Lawrence Caldwell
Dean Barber
Farmer Reclaims 200 Acre Farm After Windmill Collapse
John Steiner bought back his 200 acre farm 24 miles east of town last Friday. A strong northerly breeze Saturday toppled his windmill, leaving him puzzled by the incident.
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John Steiner
John
Mrs Diller subscribes for daughter and son in law in Lincoln
Miss Mertie Diller visited the Record office yesterday and subscribed for a paper to be sent to her daughter and her husband, Mr and Mrs Walter Carpenter, in Lincoln. She requests they receive a copy of their own.
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Mertie Diller
Walter Carpenter
Lincoln
Debate on Is World Peace Possible at Lincoln Church
Under Frank Pilger supervision a debate titled Is World Peace Possible will be held at New Man Methodist Church Lincoln tomorrow evening at 8 pm. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds to the Young People's Forum scholarship fund colored. Ye Ed. has a special invitation to attend but cannot attend.
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Frank Pilger
Newman Methodist Church
Lincoln
Young Peoples’ Forum Scholarship Fund
Colored
Young Couple Wed as Stanley Diller Plays Host
After the wedding of Marian and Max Logan, Stanley Diller celebrated by writing Just Married on the couple’s car glass and posting other bulletins. He also tied on several old shoes saved for the occasion.
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Stanley Diller
Marian
Max Logan
Stanley
Townemaker family notes cheerful progress in Rush City
Mr and Mrs C W Townemaker of Rush City Minnesota report that they their daughter Aurel and a family Frank's family and the Will Friday's are all getting along nicely The Record forty and fifty year ago columns make them feel as old as Methuselah Occasionally the column reflects on aging and memories
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C. W. Townemaker
Rush City
Minnesota
Aurel
Frank
Humdinger Cartoon Honors Sectional Declamatory Contest
Sybil Fasnacht’s cartoon in the Diller Duster recalls old school days and the upcoming Sectional Declamatory Contest at the Diller opera house tomorrow. The piece shows a boy in a single suspender and odd pose, reflecting on past Friday recitations and mixed student reactions while praising newer methods.
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Sybil Fasnacht
Diller Duster
Diller Opera House
Lawrence Caldwell Hauls Lumber for New West Town House
Lawrence Caldwell hauled lumber Monday for his new house west of town, preparing supplies for a home construction project.
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Lawrence Caldwell
Herman Stahl and wife move into Price Place residence
Herman Stahl and his wife are cleaning and preparing the Wrigley house at Price Place for their upcoming occupancy. neighbors note the couple’s plans to settle in soon.
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Herman Stahl
Wrigley House
Price Place
Mrs Seaman Visits Fairfield Relatives
Mrs Seaman traveled to Fairfield Iowa last Friday to visit relatives. She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Sam Friday.
March Weather Wobble in Nebraska Report
The weather in Nebraska shifted from mild to heavy rain and hail last week. Friday brought a thunderstorm with half an inch of rain, Saturday featured rain and wind damage, and hail sizes were noted near Chas Barber and Mahlon Wolken's farms two miles northwest of town. Sunday cleared to sun, Monday was fair, Tuesday mild, with north wind. Wednesday and Thursday were fair and warmer. no large seismic concerns reported.
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Nebraska
Chas. Barber
Chas
Mahlon Wolken
Hhe
Lincoln visit by Wag goner party with Steiner group
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner visited Lincoln Wednesday afternoon accompanied by J D Steiner and his companion.
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Chas. E. Waggoner
J. D. Steiner
City of
Lincoln
Steele City Family Guests at Sister's Home
Mr and Mrs Carl Lampe and their children visited Steele City relatives over Sunday, staying with Mrs Wilbur Green and family. The gathering centered on family time at the sister's home.
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Carl Lampe
Steele City
Wilbur Green
Lightning Kills Horse Near Hickman During Storm
A horse standing under a tree near Hickman was struck and killed by lightning during last Friday night's thunder storm, according to local papers.
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Hickman
Train patrons and travelers interrupted by local game
Harry Close visited Wymore between trains Tuesday. Wilbur Green planned to join but paused en route to the depot to watch a penable game and missed the train.
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Harry Close
Wymore
Wilbur Green
Mr Kenneth Young Visits For Diller Wedding
Kenneth Young of Seward joined his wife Eloise Diller and daughter Nancy at the J. S. Diller home for a wedding Sunday afternoon. They returned Sunday evening after two weeks with Mrs Young's father.
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Kenneth Young
Seward
Eloise Diller
Nancy
J.S. Diller
Residents Lose Wheels En Route to Diller Show
North of town residents including Mrs. John Meyer and family of Diller encountered vehicle trouble Wednesday evening. A Ford wheel came off near the cemetery while the Schipper family car broke a connecting rod. Neighborly help ferried them to town but they missed the performance.
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Diller
John Meyer
Schipper Bova
Rabbits during wolf hunts must be burned or buried
Chief officer Frank B O Connell warned hunters at Lincoln that rabbits killed in coyote roundups to control tularemia must be burned or buried. A Norfolk report cited thousands of rabbits killed with carcasses left in fields, prompting the warning from Tobias Times.
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Wolff
Frank B O’conell
Lincoln
Norfolk
Tobias Times
Hitler Seizes Prague as Munich Pact Frays Chilling Powers
Adolf Hitler moves troops into Czechoslovakia and seizes Prague. The action undermines the Munich agreement and heightens tensions with Mussolini and Stalin. Reports also note Czech debts looming for Uncle Sam and fear in Ukraine.
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Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Bohemia
Hus
Mussolini
Joseph Stalin
Ussr
Ukraine
Sem
Emergency crop and feed loan applications open in Fairbury
Applications for 1939 emergency crop and feed loans are being received at the Court House in Fairbury Nebraska. Filed by F R Clark field supervisor of the Farm Credit Administration the loans target farmers with small cash needs who cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Applications are taken Monday through Wednesday adjacent to the Register of Deeds office.
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Court House
Fairbury
Nebr
F. R. Clark
Farm Credit Administration
Office of the Register of Deeds
Daykin seeks postmaster appointment for fourteen locals
Fourteen Daykin residents request the postmaster position arguing the appointment would secure a lasting living for an individual. The process likely involves local officials assessing candidates for a permanent government post.
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Daykin
God Worship in Spirit and Truth
A short religious passage emphasizes that God is a Spirit and true worshipers must worship in spirit and truth, highlighting inner devotion over external forms. The text centers on faith, reverence, and a sincere connection with the divine.
Beecher Impersonator Speech Deters Plymouth Church Crowd
Thomas K Beecher substituted for Henry Ward Beecher at Plymouth Church Brooklyn drawing curiosity seekers. When the crowd began to leave he raised his hand and announced that those who came to worship Henry Ward Beecher may withdraw, while those who came to worship God may remain.
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Lyman Beecher Stowe
Thomas K. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Thomas K
God
The Low Down From Hickory Grove
Jo Serra writes from Hickory Grove about federal control of electric utilities. A neighbor explains taxes fall on all Americans when the government owns a plant, spreading costs across states including Tennessee and Montana.
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Montana
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Stephen
Chattanooga
Jo Serra
Davidson named local rep for State Farm in Fairbury
W S Davidson recently retired as county deputy sheriff is appointed local representative for the State Farm Insurance companies of Bloomington Illinois. The firms handle farm fire and automobile insurance in the area.
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W. S. Davidson
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington, Ills
Fairbury Journal
Plymouth Faces Housing Shortage Sparks Growth Push
The Plymouth News notes a townwide housing shortage as every home is occupied while demand rises. With Plymouth's population at 446 the highest in twenty years, officials consider building more houses to accommodate growth and possibly attract new residents.
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The
Plymouth News
Plymouth
California
Nebraska
Leader's path debated amid youth revolt in church views
Dr L N Bell quotes a pastor who began smoking to reach youths and questions where a true leader should guide the young in these days of The Revolt of Youth. He asks whether leaders should steer them away from worldly conformity or toward it.
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L N Bell MD
Christian Observer
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Fairbury, Nebraska
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