Diller Public School Notes Highlight Fall Activities
Pupils across grades show perfect attendance and spelling. The primer and intermediate rooms report art color wheels and study of geography, with notices of Whittier and Longfellow poems. Night school for Education Week planned, Lyceum reader Wilda Weaver visit, and Junior Class Play set for December 2. Public notices include Homecoming at Peru College and steely health warnings for trench mouth in Steele City.
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Lloyd Green
Betty, Hurst
Bennie Thompson
Lloyd Keen
Darrel Beckwith
Richard Miler
Jamita Anderson
Leila Broadstone
Dwaine Clark
Neil Andrews
Whittier
Longfellow
Knighhood of Youth Club
Ralph Hilder
Mary Beckw
Madeline Henrichs
Lawrice Diller
Elizabeth Green
May Johnson
Mary Beckwith
Scott Miller
Columbus
Nebraska
Scott Allen Jr. Miller
Diller Public School
Lyceum
Aji
Polly
Fairbury
Nem
Jefferson County
Peru College
Peru
Missouri River
McCreight
Vrs. Schindler
Diller
Maryville Teachers College
Steele City
Re Tracters Association
Lycum
Wilda Weaver
Clauss
Dee
Endicott
Plymouth
Odell
Harbine
Pig- Oct
The
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Weeknight classes outline civics and training topics
The civics class discusses boards and commissions including the Civil Service commission which oversees about 1700 government positions. The Professional Training class plans a six week Nebraska course survey with daily recitation and study schedules. The Reviews class reviews methods for fast accurate problem solving.
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Civil Service Commission
Nebraska
Black Walnuts Should be Plant ed Now
Big eastern Nebraska crop and rising nut popularity encourage planting. Choose large nuts with hulls on and plant two per hole four inches deep in cultivated ground. Space trees about 20 feet apart and consider waste or low land for future nut and lumber returns. Walnut logs command high prices and trees add farm value even if not harvested. Stir up consumer demand to aid producers.
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Nebraska
Four feet of rain holds the record at Baguio
The heaviest 24 hour rainfall ever measured occurred at Baguio Philippines in July 1911. Rain totaled more than 88 inches over four days with a 24 hour maximum of 46 inches from July 14 to 15. The event is highlighted in a Science Service feature by Charles Fitzhugh Talman citing Rev. Miguel Selga.
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Baguio
Suromer Capital
Philippines
Miguel Selga
Philippine Weather Bureau
Charles Fitzhugh Talman
United States
Canada
Literary Digest
Court Note Sparks Mocking Exchange During Trial
A young lawyer defending the defendants in a case faced a bored judge and a note from the plaintiffs’ leader. The judge directed the usher to pass the message to the attorney. The note read sit down can t you see the old Idiot is with you pausing the courtroom audience and revealing tension in the proceedings.
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Doug
His First Skirmish Grace Questions Recruit Past Engagement
A reader asks what Grace meant by calling him a recruit after he proposed. She was inquiring if he had ever participated in an engagement before.
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Grace
Downtown Talk Payment Coincidences at Bridge Party
Brief overheard exchange notes a man admitting spending a large sum. He asks if the outing was business or pleasure and answers neither, saying he allowed an act at his wife’s bridge party.
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