Births and Local Happenings on the Diller North East Farm
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Jones on E L Loock’s farm five miles northeast of Diller Arch. Schultz set off south with a corn knife and axe, reportedly heading to Cuba to join the Spanish war. Dr W Jeffeyes moved his office to rooms in the People’s State Bank Building. Miss Olevia Blauser and Rev. McLaughlin were married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
E L. Loock
Diller
Arch. Schultz
Cuba
Olevia Blauser
A. Blauser
Rev. McLaughlin
Forty Years Ago in Diller Local Notices
Forty years ago in Diller George Cunningham moved to Diller occupying Mrs Nelsons property in the southwest part of town A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Nickeson Salvation Army began revival meetings six members arrived in Diller Philip Thiebolt moved to Spring Brook Wisconsin A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Glathar March 15 Mr and Mrs O C Miller and son Earl left for Moreland Oklahoma Robert Cully recovering from typhoid pneumonia Elizabeth Baker died at age 89 Harry Allen rented the old post office building and started moving his grocery and meat market Alpha and Corda Wiemers planted 500 Chinese elm seedlings On the orphanage grounds Leo Sonderegger began landscaping Alfred Drexler opened a grocery south of Waggoners building bringing five grocery stores to the block opposite the Record office Willard Beckman started work as bookkeeper at Diller State Bank Schools won Pioneer Music Contest 83 entries on all day program Mr and Mrs E S Bugbee celebrated golden wedding anniversary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Sonderegger
Beatrice
Orphange
Alfred Drexler
Waggoners
Willard Beckman
Lincoln School of Commerce
Diller State Bank
Beokeeper
Diller
Government spending and budget tensions in midwar America
A reader letter criticizes federal spending and taxes as excessive while arguing government is a necessity. It cites TVA as example of hidden deficits and predicts battles in Congress over budgets and reductions. The piece urges voters to demand restraint and proper revenue use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arkansas Gazette
John T. Flynn
Reader’s Digest
TVA
Flynn
Congress
Sys
Joint efforts urged to curb pig losses and boost 1948 litters
Veterinary authorities call for an all round program of sound nutrition and management plus strict sanitation and disease control to stop yearly waste of feed and meat. Brood sows need complete rations during gestation and nursing with clean quarters and proper farrowing pens. Hog cholera vaccination around weaning is advised and brucellosis testing of breeding stock.
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Dale
Diller Nebr
Ouuplay
Guilia’s Beauty Shop
Betty Rossel
H. H. Green
Frank
A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Comear
George Cunningham
Charles Nickeson
Salvation Army
Philip Thiebolt
Springbrook
Wisconsin
Hern
Wm. Glathar
Mir
Mrs
O C. Miller
Earl
Moreland, Oklahoma
Robert Cully
J. S. Cully
Elizabeth Baker
George Baker
Harry Allen
Alpha and
Corda
Mrs. E. S. Bugbee
George P. Burger
Jefferson and
Thayer Counties
U.S. Army
James G. Patton
National Farmers’ Union
U. S
U.S. Treasury
George S. Benson
Harding College Searcy
Arkansas
Schultis & Tiller
Irvin Schultis Diller
Nebr
Rod Tiller Summerfield
Kans
Otto Meeske
Daykin
W. A. Emerick
Mahaska
Herman Schoen
Don Linn
Ituile
West
Steele City
Harry Mpller
Gaines Dog Research Center
Maude Hulett
Owego
N.Y
Doc
Bear
Miami
Gaines Dogs Research Center
No, Y
Roblem
Focal
Vetaclaiaione
Jealaes
Earl E. May
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