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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
8
Store announces last four shopping days and a store interior remodel to showcase Christmas merchandise. The note stresses a wide stock in Diller and invites customers to view offerings to spread holiday spirit, whether they buy or not.
Local candy display announces pricing and notes Gillen and Boney supply quality goods. Special rates apply to churches and schools.
Two decades ago south of town on Mrs. Powell's farm Chas Lucas lived. Typhoid afflicted Mrs. Mills this week, Rev D B McLaughlin became permanent Presbyterian pastor. A freshet damaged Indian Creek pew dams built by butchers. D H Ditler moved the meat market to Clark store building, now Box's Cafe. Sugar factory output reached seven hundred sacks daily. Sam Hutchinson moved his restaurant to Truxan building near Price store. Boys skated on the creek until heavy rain raised water levels Wednesday night. Mr Pearce praised for postmaster bid.
Bethel school Nine Weeks Club held a Thursday program with a playlet recitations and songs. Dale Armstrong was elected president and Dale Lottman secretary for the next nine weeks, succeeding Robert Hiatt and Henriche in those roles. Attending were Mrs Adolph Beran and Gwendolyn LePoidevin.
Habell of Oklahoma City nicknamed the human inner tube can enlarge his waist by inflating air in his mouth, showcasing an unusual display of abdominal expansion.
Mrs Emma Colwyn of Faber attends a city social event on the town calendar. Her appearance marks another refined gathering hosted by prominent residents amid springtime activities.
A fragmented, regretful note describes a speed fueled accident and the collapse of a vehicle laden with freight. The piece contrasts artistic ruin with mechanized wreckage on crowded roads, calling attention to unsafe driving and regulatory neglect.
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