Local Mail Note From Diller Nebraska Post Office
Entry shows a 1.60 fee for a second class matter transmission sent via mule from Diller Nebraska, recorded as a post office transaction.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1940
Page
2
Bull snake found sunning on road near Clarence Engleman
A bull snake was discovered in the middle of the road north of Clarence Engleman’s residence on Monday as drivers reported the sighting while traveling along the highway.
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Clarence Engleman
Towo Monday
Everett Clark Locates Lot Bought For 25c In Town
Everett Clark finds the purchased lot in Harbine not in the bald diamond but at the town center on the north side of the square near where Henry Stahl ran his implement store.
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Everett Clark
Harbine
Henry Stahl
Infantile paralysis patient improving, Luther Marstellar letter
A Washington Kansas family reports their son suffering infantile paralysis is recovering well. The letter from Luther Marstellar notes happiness at the progress and mentions friends in Diller will be pleased with the news.
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Luther Marstellar
Washington
Kansas
Diller
Suburban reader from Fort Wayne sends Record subscription
Misa Elsie Franzen writes from her sister’s home in Fort Wayne Indiana that she and the Aden family look forward to reading the Record each Monday morning and appreciate news from the old hometown.
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Misa Elsie Franzen
States to observe Thanksgiving on November 28
Fifteen states will observe Thanksgiving on November 28 despite President Roosevelt's stance. States listed include Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Pennsylvania North Carolina Tennessee Florida Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Iowa South Dakota and Nevada. Nebraska borders holdout states but switched with the new deal governor Roy Cochran. Prediction: next year's date will be regular.
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Union
Roosevelt
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Conneticutt
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Tennesee
Florida
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Nevada
Nebraska
Roy Cochran
Judge Pollard and Lacey Arrested for Disturbing Peace at Silver Creek 1906
WPA writers recall a 1906 Silver Creek incident in which Judge Pollard and PF Lacey fought, were both arrested for disturbing the peace, and Pollard, before his own court, was fined the assessed amount paid to himself. The Chadron Journal February 16 1906 supports the tale.
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Silver Creek
WPA
Pollard
PF. Lacey
The
Chadron Journal
Lacey
Speedometer Reliability in Crash Data Questioned
Spark plug engineers explain that a jammed speedometer would rarely indicate the car’s speed at impact. They note that reading a torn or damaged gauge is not a reliable measure of the vehicle’s velocity when a crash occurs.
Women Enter Lecturing Earnest At Higher Public Speaking
Ralph McCallister of the Adult Education council notes women have risen to professional prominence in lecturing. He says women now discuss politics economics and world problems with similar preparation as men though not yet as demanded. He cites Mrs. Roosevelt as a leading high paid lecturer and states one in five top speakers is a woman.
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Ralph McCallister
Adult Education Council
McCallister
Washington
Roosevelt
The Jews Messiah In A Subway Tract Exchange
A subway encounter records a Jew reading a tract and slowly admitting Jesus Christ could be the Messiah. The anecdote mentions Joseph Mackey who personalized Bible promises with his name, altering scripture meaning for his workers.
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Messiah
New York
Christ
Las
Jesus Christ
Oldest State San Marino Claims European Origins
Oldest state in Europe, San Marino, located in the Apennines of Italy, dates its founding to the Fourth century. The piece notes this historic claim alongside other scattered items from imperial-era locales and medical research in New York.
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San Marino
Apennines
Italy
Europe
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