M. W. A. Meets Thurdays and Local Business Listings
The M. W. A. meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. Diller Filling Station offers oil and gas barrel delivery. Dr. Adams succeeds Dr. Garland at 1114 N. 6th St Beatrice for eye exams. F. A Moon & Son markets monuments in Fairbury established 1886. A shoe shop in Fairbury lacquer services match costumes. Death of Rev Innis, former Diller M E Church pastor, reported by radio last Sunday.
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Diller Filling Station
Diller
Rev
Innis
Diller M. E. Church
Daugherty Sister of Milby Among Vestria Victims
Mrs. Margaret Daugherty of Fairbury and Ed Milby of Powell were drowned on the ill fated steamer Vestria. She had sailed for Buenos Aires to visit a daughter.
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Margaret Daugherty
Arthur Milby
Fairbury
Ed. Milby
Powell
Vestria
Buenos Aires
Mean Hoover stunt stirs mixed opinions in South America
The piece recalls Hoover traveling far from home to South America, noting office seekers and pie counter attendants lack funds to reach him. It ends with uncertainty about whether readers would have done the same, reflecting on the political maneuver.
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Hoover
South America
Union Pacific Pamphlet Showcases Nebraska Beauty and Wealth
The Agricultural Department of the Union Pacific railroad issued a premier Nebraska pamphlet filled with pictures of farm homes public buildings and fields of wheat corn beets and alfalfa plus herds of thoroughbred stock It highlights county descriptions and promotes Nebraska as the meat bread and butter state of the Midwest.
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Agricultural Department of the
Union Pacific Railroad
Nebraska
Midwest
Andrews Family Visited Beatrice Tuesday
I. R. Andrews and family were Beatrice visitors Tuesday. Deputy State Fire Marshal Ray E. Eaton of Lincoln was in the city on official business. Mrs. John Carpenter of Sabetha formerly of Harbine was recently operated on at St. Joseph Missouri for a cancer on her face.
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I. R. Andrews
Beatrice
Ray E. Eaton
Lincoln
City
John Carpenter
Sabetha, Kan
Harbine
St. Joseph, Mo
Electric line construction halts power between Diller and Odell
Crews are reassembling the electric line between Diller and Odell causing power outage as the Record went to press last evening.
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Diller and
Odell
Sister of Idaho Falls couple dies at 41
A telegram received by George and Mena Hicken and Henry Ellis announced the death on Saturday of their sister Mrs. Dene Lohmeyer wife of Fred Lohmeyer at their Idaho Falls Idaho home. She was 41 and survived by her husband and two children. The Lohmeyers formerly lived near Diller.
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George
Mena Hicken
Henry Ellis
Dene Lohmeyer
Fred Lohmeyer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Lohmeyers
Diller
Juniors Delight Crowded Opera House With Apple Blossom Time
The Juniors presented Apple Blossom Time to a crowded audience Tuesday night. Applause ran strong as the school orchestra played well and Miss Webling with her brother delivered notable contortion acts.
Inauguration Costs and Imperial Crowns Compared
The article contrasts Japan spending twelve million dollars to crown its emperor with American expectations for President Hoover's inauguration. It argues Americans prefer understated ceremonies and warns against extravagant display, implying Hoover will be recognized without grand ceremony.
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Japan
United States
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Lord's Day Became Christian Sabbath Over Centuries
The article notes that Sunday, the first day of the week, marked the Resurrection and was distinguished from Saturday the Hebrew Sabbath. It states Sunday evolved into the Christian Sabbath and day of rest several centuries later, as discussed in Liberty magazine.
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Paul
Whale Is Not a Fish Despite Shape and Habitat
The article explains that a whale is a warm blooded mammal that surfaces to breathe air. It notes whales likely descend from land animals early in Earth's history, despite living in the sea and resembling fish.
Thanksgiving Next Thursday Observed in Town
Mrs Will Nickeson is receiving medical treatment at a hospital in Savannah Missouri. Friends at Diller have received a telegram announcing the death of Ora Wright's second wife from Powell Wyoming, a former Diller man, at 11 30 a m Wednesday following an operation in a hospital.
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Will Nickeson
Savanah, Mo
Diller
Ora Wright
Powell, Wyo
Thanksgiving Fun At N C S A Club Meeting
Mrs. T C Henrichs hosted the N C S A club on November 14 with red and yellow chrysanthemum decorations. Ten members answered roll call with Thanksgiving essays. two contests were held with prizes awarded to Mrs C H Cully and Mrs Waggoner. Special guests Mrs Nippert and Mrs Robert Upson attended, and luncheon followed served by Mrs Upson. Fry to host November 28. roll call optional.
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T. C. Henrichs
N. C.S. A. Club
Carico
C. H. Cully
Waggoner
Aoorees
Nippert
Robert Upson
Tax the Loafer Theoretically
The piece argues a theoretical tax on inaction and idleness, targeting the loafer and unused resources rather than active thrift and enterprise. It contrasts this with current taxes that penalize effort and savings, asserting the system discourages production and rewards thrift without promoting growth. Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.
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Fort Atkinson
Sconsin
The State Journal Pine Lincoln Nebraska Morning News Leader
Nebraska readers on rural routes can receive the State Journal, the only morning paper between Omaha and Denver. The Lincoln paper claims daily delivery after 5 p.m. by mail order for $1.00 for a trial or a full year.
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Evening Journal
State Journal of
Lincoln
Journal
Aska State Journal
You Diller Record Office
Missteps and Resolution Advised by Grove Patterson
A Mobile Register quote from Grove Patterson urges accepting unrecoverable mistakes and moving on. It emphasizes finishing the task, facing accountability, and meeting the situation with best effort rather than dwelling on error.
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Grove Patterson
Mobile Register
Remarkable Hindu Stone Carvers and World Heritage Work
A Calcutta Statesman writer lauds Hindu stone carvers for shaping sandstone into world famous works. From Mogul palaces Fattehpore Sikri and the Taj to Agra and Delhi forts, patient hand tools produce bowls, grinding stones, and fretted screens, with Rajputana stone supplying the red hills.
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India
Mogul
Fattehpore Sikri
Agra
Delhi
Statesman
Calcutta
Red
Rajputana
Peril of Contentment and the Drive for Need
An essay contrasts Europe and America, arguing that dissatisfaction spurs invention and progress. It says satiation dulls ambition, as need fuels energy, desire for education, social ties, and home life enhancing economic success. It notes civilization raises needs, often more than essential.
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Europe
America
Contentment and striving in search for fortune
The piece argues that desire and need drive progress and fortune, while satiety leads to stagnation. It cites Goethe on rest and purpose, contrasting ignorance with self expression and growth through study of masters, urging ongoing striving in art and life.
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Western Newspaper Union
Victory flagship of Nelson still serves at Portsmouth
The famous British warship Victory, Nelsons flagship, has flown more admirals flags than any ship and remains the flagship of the British naval commander in chief at Portsmouth where she has lay in since 1912.
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Nelson
Portsmouth
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Diller State Bank
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
F. A Moon & Son
Nebr
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
General ‘Merchandise Board
Farmers Union Gas and Oil
N.C. S.A
Omaha
Denver
Wright
Clark’s Store
Diller, Nebr
Leonard A. Barrett
Goethe
Kansas
W. L Filley
Fer
GANOS
S. J. Thompson
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