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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
8
Nostalgic plea for supporting local, home owned stores over chain outlets. Describes past town commerce, credit to customers, and community bonds. Urges residents to preserve town control by patronizing local merchants and resisting outside chains.
On a complaint that his wife bore a cupid design and three initials not his own, Jon Ledis of Camden New Jersey was granted a divorce.
The store announces new Lee line of overalls now available. Shop for the best fit and quality with Lee's durable workwear.
Mrs. Lola Carpenter reports on community events in Shea Nebraska including family visits from Falls and Denver and a farewell noting this week ends the Shea Neighborhood News. The piece credits editor Cavett and mentions upcoming farming, gardening, and school notes omitted due to timing.
Elizabeth Washington, a witness in a criminal case in Fort Worth Texas, asked for extra time to prepare her employer's dinner and received the judge’s permission to fix the string beans in court.
Martin Van Buren Reeves, aged 18, and Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves, 96, of Salt Lake City, announce their separation and say marriage at their ages was not successful and they would be happier apart.
District 56 Pearl Sparks reports eighth grade completed agricultural notebooks last week. A spelling contest plus athletic events gave ribbons for top three. Perfect weekly spell ing grades went to Esther Behrends Evelyn Behrends Ronald Weers Lyle Dale and Larie Belding. Visitors included Mrs Thomas Chapman and Mrs Chester Sparks. School closes with a picnic dinner on May 14.
Frank Madge of New York was fined 3645 dollars after saying Hello Cutie to a policewoman, a breach of etiquette cited by authorities. The incident highlights decorum expectations in public service.
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