An Irish Jest About Two Men in One Grave
A fragment from a local page features a joke about an Irishman and a grave his remark on two men in one grave. It ends with a humorous quip about the head being yesterday's train and other light verse tips. The note shifts to civic matters and local notices. It mentions a March 20 1952 public hearing in Diller Nebraska, plus letters from Mrs R E Hubka and a Tokyo correspondence, and an advertisement for wedding announcements from The Diller Record Fairbury office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Mike
Southern Railroad
Hubka
Tokyo
Jg Hubka
Diller Record Fairbury
For Sale Hay and Straw by Diller Nebraska Seller
For sale based alfalfa hay and baled straw offered by Harry Remley of Diller Nebraska. Support your home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Remley
Diller
Nebraska
Crossword Puzzle No 178 Clues and Puzzle No 178
A dense list of across and down clues for a traditional newspaper crossword, with entries such as wing four letter and river and various cryptic style hints. The page includes instruction like Answer to Puzzle No 177 nickname and boggling mixed letters.
Public Hearing on Olga Wester Beer License Request
The Village Board at a March 4 1952 meeting received Olga Wester’s application for an on and off sale beer license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Wester
Diller Record Editor and Punshe Subscription Notice
Publication details for The Diller Record Editor and Punshe read like a weekly paper edited by Mrs Scott Miller Home Editor. Subscriptions cost 2 25 per year in Jefferson Gage Thayer and Saline counties and 2 50 elsewhere, with second class mail entry at Diller Nebraska under the March 3 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Gage, Thayer
Saline Counties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boomerang
Jack Crawford
R E Hubka
Prestice
Czechoslovakia
Stern
Argentina
En Glass Baan
The
Diller Record
A Holloway Publishing
CD Newspaper
Roy Holloway, Jr
Mrs. Scott Miller
Diller, Nebr
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