Diller Nebr Local: Editor and Publisher Notes
The Diller Record notes L. M. Cavett as editor with Martha B. Cavett as associate editor successors to founder F. T. Pearce. Subscriptions cost one year with advances. publication details include a postmark notice. The paper references local health humor and Methodist basement repair progress amid ongoing community events.
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The
Diller Record
L. M. Cavett
Martha B. Cavett
F. T. Pearce
Emmet Welcomes Winter Snow as Powell Reports OK
A note from Harvey Powell of Emmet Idaho dated Saturday says they are OK and enjoying the winter while snow falls. He adds that the temperature has not dropped to zero this winter.
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Harvey Powell
Emmet
Idaho
O. K
Record Office Rush Sets Date to March 31
The Record crew hurried to align the issue date with March 31. They plan to publish this issue under the same date, noting the rapid preparation last week and the intent to have All Fools Day arrive quickly.
Pastor R E Deadman Faces Turn in Life Insurance Business
Fairbury pastor R E Deadman who left the pulpit to sell life insurance called the Record office last Friday. The encounter described as poor picking at the office, signaling a wary local reception to his new enterprise.
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R.E. Deadman
Fairbury
March Weather Across The Vicinity No Match For Lions
A brief note says March was lamb like locally with mild conditions though other areas faced storms snow and wind. It invites southern Nebraska residents to relocate there.
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Nebraska
Remembered Diller Pitcher George White Dies in BC
Joseph Novotny recalls George White who died suddenly about three years ago while working on his British Columbia roof. White, once a bewhiskered seedy Diller pitcher, is remembered by old timers. Glenn Blauser loses another milk cow last week, totaling four, worth about $200, blamed on grazing Sudan grass that had frozen instead of silage.
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Joseph Novotny
George White
British Columbia
White
Diller
Glenn Blauser
Glenn
Sudan
Japan agrees to compensation for Panay attack
Reports state Japan will pay the United States government 2 214 000 dollars for destroying the gunboat Panay and three oil tankers. It is noted the total cost to “square the account” is about seventy million yen at 28 cents per yen per day for certain workers.
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Japan
Chiesa
Jefferson County 4-H Forestry clubs plan seedling program
Jefferson County youths organize 4 H Forestry clubs with eight members in a tree program. They will plant 2100 seedlings with each member receiving 25 seedlings supplied by Extension Service for windbreaks wildlife protection or erosion control. Members favor Bull Pine Red Cedar or Chinese Elm. Mrs Ralph Long leads the group.
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Jefferson County
Ralph Long
County Corn Allotments Set For Jefferson County
State figures show corn allotment for Jefferson County at 77 712 acres with total soil depleting crops at 181 081 acres. Individual farm quotas are not yet set. Allotments use county crop history from 1928 to 1987. About three fourths of state cropland expected to plant soil depleting crops like corn and beets.
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Jefferson County
Liechtenstein Area Size Noted at Sixty Five Sq Miles
Liechtenstein, a principality on the upper Rhine between Austria and Switzerland, is described as an area of sixty five square miles highlighting its small size.
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Liechtenstein
Upper Rhine
Austria
Switzerland
Birthday Celebrations Bind Seven Friends Across Town
Five couples hosted a March 27 birthday dinner for Mrs. Alfred Blanke and relatives with twin celebrants Nell Brychta and Leon Brychta. Guests from Marysville Waterville and nearby towns attended plus proxies from Portland Oregon San Francisco Beatrice and Diller Nebraska.
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Alfred Blanke
Leon Brychta
Nell Brychta
Velma Wehbling
Adelia
Garretl) Blanke
Christina
Lottman) Wasserman
Madeline
Larson) McLean
Clifford Sutton
Velma Wehling
Nell
Maryueville
Lloyd Cox
Waterville
Harold Cox
Dell Wehling
Velma Campbell
Wymore
Mac McLean
Portland
Oregon
Concordia, Ke
San Francisco
Cal
Beatrice
Herb Wasserman
Diller
Nebr
Dorcas Society Holds March Meeting and Chooses Piano
The Dorcas Society met March 24 1938 with Mrs Hall in charge of devotion. Lois Casper read current events and others contributed notes. A business session voted on two bills, received treasurer and piano committee reports, and a piano purchase was referred to the committee.
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Dorcas Society
Sailing
Wohlforth
V. Geer
D W D Club Achievement Meeting At City Hall
The D WD Club held an achievement gathering Friday afternoon at City Hall to review the year. Members presented talks on personality planning leisure hours and patterns. Miss Petty Clark and Jean Bond entertained with piano duets before ice cream bars and cookies were served to eight members and five visitors.
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D WD
City Hall
Irene Maybornd
Hobbirs
Mise Delano
Fannie Eick
Petty Clark
Jean Bond
Seaman
Chae
Mrs Hutchinson Hosts Club Meeting With New Member
Mrs Hutchinson was a delightful hostess to the club while Mrs Curico, president, presided over a brief business session. The club extended a welcome to a new member as Little Betty La Rue Eick sang a solo and impressed.
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S Hutchinson
TC. Heorickson
Curico
Betty la Rue Eick
Secrets of bottle-fed lambs and wartime farming hacks
The article describes lamb raising by bottle feeding with strict timing and warmed milk. It notes long-running attempts by California orange growers to combat scale insects using tents and cyanide gas at night. It also details portable hayracks on 2 by 4 skids, two by four boards forming hollow hay storage, and a Wisconsin field trick where extra wheels on a tractor fed cut canary grass seed into a canvas apron to catch ripe heads.
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California
Wisconsin
Pleasant afternoon prizes awarded at social event
The text notes winning first prize and clever games with Mrs Sparks Mrs Waggoner and Mrs Henrichs taking prizes. Hostess and helpers served refreshments. Mrs Ina Hill invites the ladies to meet on Wednesday April 13.
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Sparks
Wagegoner
Henrichs
Viers
Eick
Ina Hill
Lades
Hebron Woman's Club Hosts Green Lights Show
Hebron women invite the public to a club sponsored show Green Lights on April 6-7. Tickets are for sale at Ayers Cafe or through club members and must be purchased outside the theater. Signed by Mrs. L B Ayers president.
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Hebron Woman's Club
Ayers Cafe
Modern Shackles
Estelle argues the man feels enslaved to wealth as Belle declares they both are bound by financial bondage in a dialogue about freedom and wealth.
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Estelle
Belle
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Happy
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