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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
5
Classified item notes that the Record office can save money on subscriptions and includes a brief note about cows for pasture and a probate sale. It mentions a porcelain piece sold to R Otte and a weed sale or rent inquiry, with directions to inquire at the office.
70 days for 1.00 for The Omaha Bee-News with daily and Sunday editions by mail or rural routes. Not available in towns with carrier boy service.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop offers combined service with a first class harness maker ready to do leatherwork. Customers are invited to bring their shoes for repairs at the shop located corner north of Bonham theatre.
Naphtali Lodge No 206 A F and A M elected officers on May 9 led by W M W I Filley S W Jno D Steiner J W C W Hiatt Treasurer C L Wer Secretary S C Hutchinson. Missouri beer trucks to be painted red creating truck identification issues for motorists and locals. A Beloit Daily Call correspondent jokes about distinguishing beverage and fuel trucks by taste and sound.
Notice to qualified voters that the annual meeting of School District No. 70 in Diller Jefferson County Nebraska will be held at the district school on Monday June 12 1933 at 8 00 P M. Taxation question of 1500 to defray expenses for the coming year will be voted upon as required by law. Board of Education Dist No 70.
A fragment cites a warning against consuming soda for digestion. It mentions stomach upset and bowels, linking excess soda to discomfort and poor sleep in a dated, fragmentary quote. The source names A R Milow Dregeiet, though attribution is unclear.
A baby girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Renz, Gertrude Glathar noted as the mother’s name, is announced as the 12th inst. in the report.
Esther Bristor injured her foot Wednesday forenoon when she slipped on a sharp piece of wood. Prompt disinfection and dressing provided relief.
The Farmers Union store in Diller will shut at 10 00 p m next Tuesday, Decoration Day, for the remainder of the day.
The president wants the unemployed to have jobs and the unemployed want jobs. The effort is unanimous. If the steering gentlemen act quickly both sides will be satisfied.
The Plymouth News laments changing morals about girls drinking and smoking. The townsfolk in Diller, however, disagree, insisting the shift isn’t universal and local standards remain stricter.
President Roosevelt will appear on NBC twice on Saturday May 27. The first speech will inaugurate the Century of Progress Chicago World's Fair of 1933, and the second will dedicate the Great Lakes to Gulf Waterway. The noon and afternoon slots frame the broadcasts.
Advertises daily Lincoln Nebraska and State Journal delivery options with pricing. Highlights night printing between Omaha and Denver and same day mail delivery for Iowa readers. Includes subscription prices: daily $1.00, Sunday $1.50, yearly options and Nebraska/Kansas mail order details.
In Diller an inch and a half of rain fell Saturday night aiding farmers. A meeting to start a tennis club in Diller is planned at city hall. Will Amos is recovering from a tassel produced by weed or vine poison on his arm, improving by this writing.
Dean Barber of Lincoln spent Thursday night with home folks and attended the commencement exercises in the opera house. G. C. Blauser turned in his books at the county clerk's office yesterday after completing the Pleasant precinct assessment for the eleventh year.
Miss Clara Overturf a teacher in the Diller schools for two years was given a shower Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs John Pulee by a number of her friends.
Miss Eleanor Filley who taught in the Alvo schools this past year returned to her Diller home for part of her vacation. She was re elected and expects to return to Alvo next year.
Mr and Mrs E E McCune returned Saturday from a week of visiting relatives and friends at several places in the state. They were in Lincoln the day of Frank Conniff s auto accident and saw the car a few minutes after it happened.
Mrs Effie Powell Hafer of Burlington Colorado and several children visited this week on business regarding the A H Colman estate. She was named a farm near Shea by Colman's will and plans to move here soon.
R E Colman and son in law Charles Babcock of Lincoln visited sister in law Mrs R W Green and family with niece Norma Green. A Kansas Nebraska region tornado and wind storm left nineteen dead and millions in damage. Tryon and North Platte areas suffered severe losses with eleven to eighteen dead and many injured.
The article states many young boys in the forest army dislike solitude bright lights and their tasks. It argues six months of army discipline will harden them and make them more useful citizens.
Mr and Mrs O J returned Wednesday from Lincoln where Mrs Mayborn visited relatives while Mr O J attended a state bankers meeting.
Patrons and families gathered at the district 64 school house at noon for the final day of school. Dinner at 1 pm featured goodies from baskets and cafeteria style service. After meals, photos were taken of all attendees, a ball game, singing, and visiting followed. Ice cream flavors drew cheers as the sun set.
Frank J. Conniff died after his car left the Salt Creek bridge on the state hospital road and landed in mud and water, near Lincoln. He was 40, survived by wife Grace and four children, with funeral at Prairie Home cemetery. Burial followed at the Diller area with local and out of town relatives in attendance. Authorities cite possible illness or steering failure as factors in the accident.
A tongue in cheek note wonders if movie stars rinse mouths after on screen kisses. The remark plays on the glamour of film romance and everyday hygiene habits.
Witty maxims and observations appear in a column from East Aurora. The piece riffs on gender roles politics and work ethic with quips about cows committees and virtue. It ends with a skeptical line about success in bad business.
An advertisement urges excessive smokers to use Adla Tablets for fast relief from stomach upset. Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets are promoted as a solution without stopping smoking, endorsed by A. R. Milow, a druggist.
Audit of village funds for year ending May 1 1932 shows cash balance May 1 1932 1046 73. Receipts include from county treasury dog tax water fund firemen's company and other sources totaling 4974 18. Amounts paid on warrants 4927 45 leaving balance 1101 - note: figures are in dollars and cents with partial legibility.
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