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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
4
Ear an J. Longo of Cambridge Massachusetts files a divorce suit seeking dissolution of marriage. The complaint outlines marital issues prompting legal action.
Two families in Gashen North face a $300 fine after a local dispute over property boundaries. Officials say the case centers on disputed land lines and neighbor claims, with no injuries reported.
In a 1896 issue, Daddy Pearce alleged a developed mental disease called butt evolving into gimmeitis. The fragmentary text cites a coined condition and its supposed progression.
A short notice reports Hayes plans marriage and contemplates a winter of ease ahead. The item notes personal life changes and a light, carefree outlook for the upcoming season.
Fragmentary notes recall the 1876 presidential race with Samuel J. Tilden as a central figure. The text hints at electoral contest sentiments and the era's contested outcome.
A Gran Ville man was fined ten dollars and costs at a local court last week for a traffic offense. The incident involved a pickup truck driven toward its destination and a misapplied route.
In Fargo North Dakota conductor Kry halted the orchestra as the opera star momentarily faltered after swallowing a fly during a line. She excused herself, disposed of the insect, and returned to finish her performance amid strong applause.
A young married pair purchases a discounted set of furnishings to promote domestic harmony. The move reflects their effort to maintain peace within the household amid current tensions.
Patchy excerpt from The Record hints at Judge Bee's reelection campaign with mentions of supporters and a anticipated victory celebration. The fragment references a forthcoming event and celebrates likely gains among the crowd.
In Beatrice the banks doctors dentists and lawyers will close at 12 30 Saturday noon while stores plan Wednesday evening closings. The town council faces criticism as residents urge better service and consistent hours.
Clarence Larkins and Bill are moving wood this week while Mrs. Henry Wiemers improves after illness. The Specht and Wiemers families face ongoing health and relocation updates as neighbors assist and plan upcoming sales in Hebron and Steele City.
Mr and Mrs C W Hiatt hosted friends and relatives during a busy social week. Exeter guests, goose dinners, and a covered dish gathering filled the Sunday events. Vailey School notes show two students absent and a third grade class reading The Duel by Eugene Field.
The Bureau of Animal Industry notes George Washington played a pioneering role in mule breeding and adoption, highlighting his leadership in early American agricultural practices and animal husbandry. The source emphasizes his influence on livestock innovations during the nation’s formative years.
A meandering reminiscence recalls 1896 events in Gage County including corn prices, wheat at 30 cents a bushel, and local farms. Notes mention Zook and Clark buying corn, Colman and Nelson building a crib, the B and M stations reopening after drought, and residents traveling to St. Louis for WCTU events.
The text notes use of honorable means to secure an office and recalls Republicans who influenced the postmaster appointment, resulting in Mr. Pearce not getting the job.
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