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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
4
Wheat in this vicinity needs moisture but local fields show better condition than nearby areas after a recent rain. Thos. P. Price of Beatrice renewed his subscription at the Record office, marking the paper’s fifty second renewal by one of the three remaining original subscribers from 1887.
A brief note claims small papers under 3000 circulation avoid wage and hour law. It likens this to choosing less income over paying income tax. The piece recalls Monday evening workers moving loose articles and one man relocating worthless items into an alley, which were not carried away.
Missouri defeated Nebraska 10 to 13 in Lincoln after the homecoming game. Nebraska schedules next faces Oklahoma and Indiana, with future tests against Minnesota and Iowa State listed. A proposed constitutional amendment to ban slot machines is urged against, with critics labeling it misleading and harmful to the old age pension fund.
The N sons The Swedish American Progressive Club of Omaha endorses Charles J. Warner for Governor Robert G. Simmons for Chief Justice Harry R Swanson for Secretary of State Ray C Johnson for Auditor Walter R Johnson for Attorney General Duane T Swanson for Railway Commissioner and M F Mulvaney for Congress Second District in the upcoming election.
Pat Crow, once an infamous kidnapper in the 1890s, died last Saturday in New York at age 79. He eluded capture after a $50,000 bounty for Edward Cudahy’s Omaha kidnapping, surrendered in Butte Montana, and earned $25,000 in ran some money but was acquitted in 1906. He later preached that crime does not pay, though headlines labeled him an outlaw at his death.
A weather bulletin at six oclock Thursday morning reports showers lightning and thunder with a 65 degree low. It notes a past forecast error from 81 to 28 was printed as 38 and warns those figures may cause confusion.
At city hall on October 28 neighbors joined a Halloween party with fortune telling and a cap welcome. The room features jack o lanterns and spooky decor before lights go out and a bone prop circulates. The event continues with games, song fest, pinochle, then lunch of sandwiches and pumpkin pie.
A Sunday gathering at the Amos farm northwest of Diller celebrated Mr. Will Amos's birthday with relatives from Lincoln, Saronville, Ellis, Fairbury, and Diller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will Egger plus Lester Reed, Irwin Schuette, Frank Amos, Howard Peters, Frank Grabber and Betty, and Oscar Amos.
The N C S A club met Tuesday October 25 at Mrs D V Sanders home. Mrs Carico presided. After a business session members enjoyed playing Chinese Checkers with lovely prizes awarded. Mrs Viers served refreshments. Mrs A A Eick to host November 9.
E E McCane came home Sunday evening after a week in Lincoln visiting his son Roy McCune and family and the family of his brother in law Jacob Bowers at Havelock. Busing for County Clerk.
After a regular meeting on Tuesday evening the Star chapter spent the rest of the night socially. Star checkers provided entertainment for guests and members. Mr. Chas Waggoner won the men's prize and Mrs. Clara Waggener won for the ladies. Refreshments were served.
Mrs Christie Seaman entertained invited guests on Saturday October 29. The chicken with all accessories was served as a splendid meal. Guests included Mr and Mrs Pyche and Ruth, Mrs Willis Clark and Petty.
The NBC club met last Friday at Gertie Armstrong's quilting session with eight members present. A delicious lunch was served. The next meeting is planned for November 11 led by Eulida Ahrends.
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