Diller Nebraska Post Office Transmission Entry
An item from the Diller Nebraska post office records notes entry for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Diller Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
2
Henry Ahrends Runs for County Commissioner in 1st District
Henry Ahrends announces his candidacy for county commissioner from the 1st district subject to Democratic electors at the November election.
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Henry Ahrends
Re-Election Candidacy Amid War Winded Era
F M Tippin announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Lemecvon County subject to voters decision Nov 7 1922. The piece blends campaign note with observations on war Europe politics prohibition liberty economy and harvests.
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Lemecvon County
F. M. Tippin,heriff
Volstead Act Enforced in Lincoln Sentences
Judge I Munger announced sentences for liquor law violations in Lincoln. Hotelier James Havel and others from Milligan Wilber Omaha Verdon and Lincoln faced fines from 100 to 500 dollars and jail terms from 30 days to one year.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Congress
I. ©. Munger
District Federal Court
James Havel
Milligan
James Rutt
Mike Hertzog
Wilber
Charles Mares
John Germain
Verdon
John Zalenka
George H. Shane
Omaha
Henry Beltz
Boy Five Saved in Toy Wagon as Boat Sinks
Garrison New York police report a 28 foot motorboat owned by Leonard Staff capsized by a river steamer swell off the village. Staff placed his five year old son in a toy express wagon which drifted away as the craft sank. He kept his wife afloat until assistance arrived. They were transporting fur furniture from Fort Edward to South Nyack for their home.
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Garrison
N. Y
Leonard Staff
Staff
Fort Edward
South Nyack
Eight Thousand Hiking Clubs in Greater New York
New York reports indicate about 8000 hiking clubs with over 250000 members in the metropolitan area. Mayor Hylan praises walking as healthy recreation for city youth and endorses excursions into field and forest as a civic good. Health commissioner Dr Royal Copeland and sporting goods executive Edward Wilbur praise the trend and note demand for outdoor gear and durable footwear.
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New York
Boy Scout
Campfire
Y. M
Hylan
Bronx
Amateur Athletic Union of
Brooklyn
East Side Boys and Girls
Royal
Copeland
Edward R. Wilbur
Hiking food and the promised rise of a hikers’ association
The text extols open air meals with bread and cheese bacon coffee condensed milk and chocolate for hikers. It lauds condensed milk as a key innovation enabling portable nutrition and imagines a national hikers association with Gail Borden as patron saint to promote routes shelters stations and pedestrian rights.
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Gail Borden
Early Settler Pomposity in Jamestown Frame
The passage contrasts colonial pomp with Puritan restraint. It recalls Sir Thomas Gates departing in regal salute amid a starving Jamestown, De la Warr's ceremonial arrival, and Puritans marching to church under Standish and Brewster with muskets, cloaks, and ceremonial authority.
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Jamestown
Thomas Gates
de la Warr
Standish
Elder Brewster
Captain Standish
Our Debt to the Cave Man
The Detroit News cites William James praising cave men as half brutish but noble, noting their sufferings and enduring faith in life. It reflects on the vast common merit of mankind and the humble, heroic life.
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William James
Detroit News
Rats Eat Evidence Shocks Montreal Courthouse
A rat catcher was appointed at the Montreal courthouse after rats reportedly consumed courtroom notes and exhibits. Stenographers and a judge lost items while civil cases faced delays due to missing records prompting urgent action.
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Montreal
Husband Beater Given Church Sentence in Chicago
Peter Skiba received a six month church sentence for beating his wife in Chicago. To provide support for Mrs. Skiba and her seven children, Judge Morgan ordered a church-led program ensuring the sentence was served on Sundays and with midweek prayer meetings.
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Peter Skiba
Chicago
Skiba
Morgan
Bible Thoughts for This Week Sunday to Saturday
Daily verses offer a week of guidance from Psalms Nehemiah Luke Matthew and Proverbs. Morning devotion seeks trust protection within God’s kingdom grace and care.
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God
Suffering for Art's Sake
A quip from a Boston Evening Transcript cartoon caption notes a movie star debating impractical footwear for filming. The exchange hints at the ironic burden of portraying intense anguish on screen.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Heir to Great Wealth Found After Ten-Year Absence
Frank O'Meara son of Pietermaritzburg resident T P O'Meara vanished for over ten years and was mourned dead. A four month global search traced him to Lake Charles Louisiana where a lawyer who aided the search located him. He had traveled widely before being found.
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Frank O'Meara
T. P. O'Meara
Pietermaritzburg
Natal
South Africa
Lake Charles
O'Meara
Canada
United States
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Mickie
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C.L. Tiistman
Mgr. Diller
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Diller
Record Office
J.J. Brooks & Son
Wymore, Nebr
First National Bank
Wymore
H. R. Royle
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W. F. Schutte
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Diller, Nebr
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