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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
4
The Record explains it can only set type by hand and may miss contributions if late. Editors note that last week’s events should arrive earlier this week to avoid delays and headaches from late copy.
A goat population is described as never having contracted tuberculosis and its milk is asserted to be free of the germ at all times. The statement emphasizes health and safety attributes without detailing study methods or sources.
Sunday schools and churches plan Mother's Day events for May 9th. The day is expected to boost activity for local florists and related vendors.
The remark suggests that diamond rings as engagement symbols will lead to more marriages among local young people in the near future.
A stray unsigned note accompanying a returned traffic stop sign was found in Philadelphia. The message claimed the writer woke Sunday morning with the sign in bed and referred to the sign as “nasty.” The incident involves an unexplained delivery and local police investigation.
A half inch rain fell last Monday helping carp planting efforts. Farmers hope for a stronger rain soon to support seedbeds and crop prospects after a dry spell.
The John Bradstreet farm near Ipswich Massachusetts is believed to be the nation’s oldest family-owned farm. Granted to Humphrey Bradstreet in 1635, it has remained with the Bradstreet male line and never granted to another owner or types of tenant in 302 years.
Blue Valley Credit Association at Fairbury reports 113 chattle mortgages recorded and 23 releases in a seven month span. Edwin Weerts manages the office. Miss Dorothy Johnson notes it as the largest weekly total during her seven months there.
Last week Bonham held a bank night with a $500 jackpot but the event was ruled not legal. Residents wonder who will claim the cash and whether Judge Messmore will be blamed, similar to reactions around the processing tax case linked to millers.
The 200th year since John Wesley founded Methodism in England will be marked by a year long celebration with a grand demonstration in London on May 22 1938. The denomination reports more than 9 000 000 active members in the United States and wider international groups across Europe Asia Africa and South America.
A carload from Diller traveled to Hastings last Friday for the State School Music Contest. Attendees included Rex and Bob Green, Mrs. Schindler, Dale Close, and Mrs. Green. Bob Green earned a superior in the district Geneva bass solo and was rated good in Hastings. The piece notes a rural contrast with city students and encourages Bob to persevere toward excellence.
The ex king Edward purchased a ticket from Austria to France to meet Mrs Simpson described as the woman he loves. Eyewitnesses report the couple embracing as she had just received an absolute degree and had telephoned him to hurry over. Public sentiment is varied with some doubting a marriage but others expecting a union despite opposition.
The text argues Arabs reject the Bible promise of a Hebrew inheritance in Palestine while acknowledging Jehovah gave the land. It suggests ongoing Jewish migration under Zionism and contemplates force, messiah acceptance, and potential Gentile opposition or persecution, even in America.
President Roosevelt trims the WPA relief request for next year while advising on tax and budget matters. Wallace faces internal pressure over left-leaning advisers in agriculture. Social Security Board faces labor-backed tensions over strike insurance. Eccles contemplates resignation over tax policy. Congress slows tax plans amid Court and reorganization fights. Foreign states may fear US debt payments and gold shipments amid a fragile budget outlook.
A humorous poem argues for a local beauty shop to stop men’s gas trips to the county seat for styles like perming and finger waves. It jokes that a nearby salon offering marcelle perms would save expenses and spare car travel.
H. C. Oliver of Spokane Washington faces a divorce complaint alleging his wife took all wedding presents when she left and later returned to drive away with all the hay.
John Cullan of Newark New Jersey told police he kept a dog starving to death while he was in jail and was released briefly to feed it.
News From Down East reports a group of North Central club members traveling to Wymore ides to dine with Mrs. Edward Bond and others. A covered dish luncheon followed. Several local families hosted and were guests at Sunday dinners or visits across area towns including Marys ville and Blue Springs.
Mrs George Champ Ralph Hilder helped Earl Weigel the past week. E A Folkers Charlie Neuman and Newton Hays motored to Beatrice last Thursday. Henry Scheele Mrs Elmer Greider and Alice Lemon business trip to Home City Kansas last Friday. Mr and Mrs Jim Smith and children south of Beatrice were guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Place Sunday.
Early farming used crooked tree branches as plows, pulled by humans. Knowledge of primitive agriculture shows how tools evolved from simple wooden implements to more efficient devices over time.
Jenny Lind the Swedish Nightingale is buried in Malvern England. The article notes her final resting place and honors the famed soprano known for operatic acclaim in the 19th century.
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