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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
4
The brief wait for a city traffic light to change causes noticeable strain for pedestrians. Nearby, a light snow event earlier this forenoon and a drop to about 23 degrees marked a brief winter pattern with sun on Tuesday and a later shift to snow by Thursday morning.
Justice Brandeis, the oldest U S Supreme Court member, was honored on his 81st birthday last Sunday. Newspapers call him a liberal for his advocacy of minority rights and civil liberties.
A reader reports finding ten jack screws on the shop step after mail delivery. three screws remain out visiting. The note hints at a missed quarter payment and possible mischief surrounding the advertised item.
Mrs. Mattie Clark leads the Dorcas Society of the Methodist Church praising its Galloping Parties as a real success with over sixty ladies attending at times. She expects a pleasant afternoon with luncheon. Nebraska hosts Pittsburg in a football game, losing 18 to 7 after leading 7 0 late.
The piece reflects on the 75th Congress session and the first issue’s memory of Diller Nebraska. It notes historical events, local business leaders, and town life including the GAR, WCTU, and AO U W, with descriptions of schools churches and commerce. The article also recalls a major 1887 founding tale and a 400 resident population shift toward cities.
A description shows an Iowa farmer using two extra two row cultivators with a special hitch to corn in a three cent per acre fuel cost. It notes employment for about 50 900 farm power contractors who will equip with tractors and harvesting gear to prepare seed beds cheaply and efficiently. A steel fence post pull is illustrated with a lever and clevis.
Jacques Gringonneur, court painter to King Charles VI of France, redesigned the Tarots into a popular playing card pack. After completing the project he reportedly went insane. The world’s oldest monastery is St Anthony’s near the Red Sea, about 200 miles south of Suez, founded in the fourth century and maintained by the Egyptian Coptic church as the oldest Christian church.
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