The Diller Record By Franck T. Pearce
The piece discusses the liquor problem as staggering and cites varied public concerns. It notes a torpedo airplane flight in Germany and references Senator Howell's statements about drinking in Washington. It also mentions Mrs. Herbert Hoover tending White House flowers and Elmer Smith's 1920 World Series record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Indians
Brooklyn
Diller Public School Notes Highlight Activities and Events
Diller public school reports grading aprons, blood study under physiology, a staged car theft joke by Miss Wagner, and a growing Girls Glee Club. Latin and geometry progress noted, seniors praised for study, teaching demonstrations held, and preparations for interior decorations. Orchestra debut, baseball schedule, and a magic show planned for October 24. Junior birthday at Scott Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sixel
Glee Club
Bethel Henrichs
Larie Bristol
Erma Franzen
Ruth Guifford
Bonnie Green
Ruth Carmichael
Rachael Viers
Grace Bugbee
Mildred Long
Velma Wehling
Frances Hilder
Lois Northup
Doris Beckwith
Eileen Green
Maxine Patton
Lydia Krebs
Pearl Fasnacht
Vivian Waggoner
Marion Diller
Miss Wagner
Wanderers Continue South to California Adventure
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mr and Mrs F W Frisbie recount a six week journey covering 6263 miles through eleven states from Diller Nebraska to Los Angeles stopping at Banning Balboa Bay Winslow Albuquerque Denver and Brush. They describe hot desert drives marked by cacti date groves and a foggy ocean at Balboa Bay and note a miles long air mail plane hunt near Gallup and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Banning
Calitf
Cecil Dowling
F. W. Frisbie
Balboa Bay
Mr. Lowling
Balbo&a Bay
Frances
Ruth
Wilbur Eick
George Hill
Vicksburg
Arizona
Salome
Prescott
Winslow
San Francisco
Continental Divide
New Mexico
Albuquerque
U.S
Raton Pass
Cole
Denver
Mrs. Grone
Mr. Grone
Mrs. Frisbie
Frisbie
Nicot. Colo
J. W. Madden
Burlington Cemetery
Mrs
Arthur
Grone
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
By virtue of an execution issued by the district court, J Fanders as plaintiff versus Emil Krebs as defendant, for 1268.80, a levy on 3-5 of all growing crops and 3-5 of wheat in SE 11 and SW 12, T2 R4, Jefferson County Nebraska, exposed at public sale at the south front door of the Fair Court House to the highest bidder for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of
Jefferson
Nebraska
J. Fanders
Emil Krebs
Jefferson County
Fair
Bury on the 114th Day of Ootyber
Notice specifies burial at 20 o clock and costs, with interest. Dated the 26th day, year 1429. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Germany
Howell
Washington
Herbert. Hoover
White House
Bonham Theatre
New York
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Ark
POL_OR
Cail
Diller Public School
Gregg
Dilles
Fairbury
Daisy Gilmore
Nelson
Sue Supt. Nelson
H. SS
Endicott
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Maxine
Wendell
Adamson
Mary Beckwith
Robert Thompson
Mary Willems
Scott Miller
Junior
the. Wanderers
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
M. J. Powell
Waggoner Bros
Gooda
O.C. Diehl
Diller
Nebr
Abstract Office
Russell A. Davis
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Golden Rule Building