M. W. A. Meeting Notice and Local Ads
The M A meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. For barrel oil or gas delivery call Diller Filling Station. Eyes examined by Dr. Adams successor to Dr. Garland 1114 N 6th St Beatrice. F A Moon and Son monuments at Fairbury Est 1886. Two Chester White male pigs for sale early June call Phillip Schwindler Diller Nebr. 2c
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Diller Filling Station
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Beatrice
F. A Moon & Son
Fairbury
Nebr
Chester
Phillip Schwinler
Diller
Appreciation and notices from local residents and utility work
Voters thank you notes from C. H. Koenig and others. Request to send worn shoes for repair at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop. Mrs. Sarah Warman cares for Herman Stahl family. obituary notes for Joe Mayberry, a former Diller resident, dies in Kansas City. Beatrice Power Co. rebuilds its Odell to Diller line upgrading to three phase copper wire for better service.
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Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Fairury
Joe Mayberry
Gid Zook
Diller
Kansas City
Barneston
Beatrice Power Co
Odell and Diller
Odell
Nebraska
Maw family departs after visit with Diller residents
Mr and Mrs S D Maw and their daughters Mrs H H Green and Mrs Frank Johnson with families and their sons Floyd in Beatrice and Ralph in Neligh left yesterday for home in McDonald Kansas. Mr and Mrs Maw formerly lived near Diller.
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S.D. Maw
H. H. Green
Frank Johnson
Floyd
Beatrice
Ralph
Neligh
McDonald, Kan
Maw
Diller
Election results show Hoover and Curtis sweep nationwide
Hoover and Curtis won by a large margin Tuesday with 444 electoral votes to 87 in eight states. Nebraska elected Weaver as governor Howell as senator Sorenson as attorney general Norton defeated Sloan for Congress, Messmore beat Moss for district judge. Also noting Rexall sale at Shute's and local notices on a missing mud chain and a resident moving to Miller property.
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Hoover
Curtis
Solid South
Nebraska
Weaver
Howell
Sorenson
Norton
Sloan
Congress
Messmore
Moss
Frank Wells
Shultz
Bee
Nutzman
G. C. Blauser
Fire destroys Press plant and adjoining blacksmith shop
The Steele City Press plant on Main Street and an adjacent blacksmith shop were consumed by fire early Sunday. Dale Har Graves, who lived in the printing office, saved most of his household goods. origin of the blaze is unknown.
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Steele City
Main Street
Joan Pulec
Dale Hargraves
Woman's Club Program Highlights Education and Halloween Party
The Woman's Club outlines a program on education with topics on character citizenship and health, celebrates Eileen Green for winning awards, and recalls a Halloween party for Diller teachers featuring a spooky Chamber of Horror with games, refreshments for seventy, and a note on Eleanor Diehl returning from Lincoln to vote.
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Diller School
Henry Frisbie
John Brown
Chamber of Horrors
Death Hall
John
Music Committee
Mesdames
J. Vborn
H. Albers
H. Thom
Logan
Bert Bell
F.ere Bi
Cally Scott Miller
H. Fri
Miss Elsie Wiedemeier Weds Joe Swiger in Geneva Neb
Miss Elsie Wiedemeier, long in the Tristman home, married Joe Swiger on October 27 in Geneva Nebraska. The couple will reside in Hebron where Swiger operates a Maytag washer agency.
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Elsie .Wiedemeier
C. L. Tristman
Geneva
Nebr
Joe Swiger
Hebron
Wheat Not So Bad
Letter from North Dakota farmer D B McLaughlin notes wheat yields in McHenry County from 12 to 30 bushels per acre with some as high as 38. He argues North Dakota crops are strong but prices are low and suggests land values may double in five years while his farm produced over five thousand bushels of wheat oats and rye.
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Beatrice Paper
North Dakota
McHenry Co
D. B. McLaughlin
Why Cab Drivers Are Jehus Explained In Biblical Terms
The piece links cab drivers to Jehu son of Nimshi, noted for furious driving in a chariot. It argues the label stems from the watchman’s identification at Jezreel and cites Jehu’s violent reign, noting he never had a recorded accident despite numerous killings.
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Jehu
Jehoslephat
Nishi
Israel
Jezreel
Jehus
Nimshi
Why the Term Loafer Describes a Shiftless Man
Grit cites a New York tale of a lazy suitor who drew derision from an old Dutch father. The father taunts, here comes that lofer, the idle good for nothing. The term loafer, later spelled with a, applied to any shiftless person.
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New York
Why the Name Solons Applies to Congress
An Athenian named Solon, famed for wisdom in counsel and as law giver who revised Athens constitution, inspired the use of the name for members of the United States Congress.
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Solon
Athens
United States Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
C. H. Koenig
Sarah Warman
Herman Stahl
Paul Stange
Fred Schmuelle
Rexall
Ford
Gaisford
Harvey Powell
Thompson
Powell
Forest Hartzel
Jefferson County
Smith
Metcalfe
Bryan
Lawler
R. F. Starr
Lincoln
Mr. Starr
Loup
Beatrice Power Company
Womans Club
Ontees
Frank Eick Bee
F. Henrichs
L. Siekmann
Eileen Green
Omaha
Hallowe’en Party
Eleanor Diehl
The
State University
Friedman & Shelby
Red Goose
Clark’s
Jamestown, N. D
Mr. Pearce
Loafer
Solons
D.E
Stam’ Harbine, Nebr
General Merchandise
Checker Board Feeds Farmers Union Cream Station
Farmers Union Gas and Oil Phone
Farmers Grain Company I
R. Andrews, Mgr
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