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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1934

Page

9

Wels files for state senate in 17th district race

Frank S Wels a Democrat farmer near Fairbury seeks the 17th district seat covering Jefferson Flaver and Fillmore counties. He has served five terms with growing majorities and chaired the finance committee. Attorney A Brunt of Fairbury represented the district last year and is rumored to seek a judgeship.

Frank S Wels Fairbury State Senate Jefferson,Flaver Fillmore Wells Brunt Attourney

Diller Methodists Rank High in District Conference

The Diller Methodist church tops Beatrice District with a 100 percent average for reported activities. Rev. Drew announced the district conference convened at Centenary church in Beatrice on Monday and Tuesday. The district includes sixty churches and ranks twenty member churches on ten work items requiring full item reports.

Diller Methodist Church Beatrice Drew Centenary

Sioux City Western League Team Holds Spring Practice in Fairbury

The Sioux City Western League club based in Fairbury began its spring training, while the Omaha Western League team also practiced in Beatrice. About fifteen games were expected to be played in the period, with an exhibition opener won by Sioux City 5 to 4 at Fairbury last Sunday.

Sioux City Fairbury Omaha Beatrice

Dust Storm Drives Prairie Dog High Above Ground

A Daykin Herald note describes a western state dust storm drift eight feet deep burying a prairie dog in a wind-swept hole. When the storm abated the animal was found suspended mid-air with no visible support. The tale tests belief in the cruel wind. Separately Gov Bryan filed as a candidate for U S Senate from Nebraska last Saturday and attended the unveiling of a national monument to his brother on May 3.

Daykin Herald Chase. Bryan United States Nebraska Bryan Washigan National Wm. Jennings Bryan Elsie Daddy

Beatrice High School Banquet Held at Local Church

The annual Junior-Senior banquet for Beatrice High School was held last Tuesday evening at the Christian church with more than 300 attendees.

Beatrice High School the Christian Church

Mystery excavation solved by local youths not a paranormal hoax

O to Fox revealed the culprits behind a recent mysterious excavation near town after suspects confessed. The boys agreed to make amends through the press and left a note on their motive while authorities noted their lack of employment and plans to seek work in Wyoming.

O'to Fox Fox

Back at Camp Picnic the Gaye family Reopens their old home

The Gaye family returns to Camp Picnic to unpack and repair their rustic house. They clear dust, fetch water, sweep, and set up a sleeping tent while sorting utensils and food. The day closes with a hilltop view, a family prayer, and plans for adventures at Tomahawk.

Elsie Mother Buddie Frances Hubert Kigie Joe Sis Daddy Boman Lottoum Heavenly Father

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