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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
5
Mixed notices and local items span poetry quotes and obituaries
A collage of small ads and notes includes pears for sale, firewood for sale, subscription pitches, shoe repair, and miscellaneous local gossip. Obituary notices for Julius Packer and marriage and local home news appear alongside school band praise and town booster reports.
Jefferson County Federation of Women’s Club Convention
The Jefferson County Federation of Womens Club plans its annual convention at Jansen next Thursday September 28. Mrs. Scott Miller serves as Vice President of Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Federation of Womens Club
Jansen
Scott Miller
Federation
Millerd Bowen Father of M C Bowen Dies in Beatrice
Millard Bowen died suddenly of heart trouble Friday morning while at the Rockford Bank. He was 77 and survived by his widow a son and two daughters. Funeral services were at the First Christian church Beatrice at 2 30 p m Sunday. Burial was Evergreen Home cemetery. Many friends from the Diller community attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Bowen
M.C. Bowen
Rockford Bank
First Christian Church
Beatrice
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Diller
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
A jumbled ad style clipping notes a person claiming thirty years of constipation eased by Adlerika. The fragment attributes the remedy to a druggist and includes stray mis-spellings and odd punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milow
Ruggist
Woman's Club Opens Year With Hostess and Lessons
Mrs Allie Erck hosted the Woman's Club opening meeting of the year on September 6 with Mrs Wieths assisting. Attendance was good, books praised, and thanks given to Mrs Henrichs for typing. Mrs Nippert led the lesson as members discussed parliamentary law and other topics. Refreshments closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Erck
Wieths
Woman’s Club
Henrichs
Nippert
Seven Day Pay Shelf Adds New Late Books
The library announces a Seven Day Pay Shelf for high demand late books at 5 cents. Featured titles include Miss Bishop and As the Earth Turns, with thanks to Rex Green for donating the Public Library sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bishop
Aldrich _egiky
Joan
Carroll
the Library Association
Rex Green
Times Ain't So Hard Says Bandera Texan Writer
George McKee, writing in the Bandera New Era, reflects on rural hardship in Bandera Texas. He recalls a spartan upbringing with limited schooling and few possessions while describing resilient family life and gratitude amid poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKee
Bandera
Texas
New Era
Hoopsnake myth debunked as harmless horn snake
Historic belief claims a hooprolling venomous hoopsnake with a tail sting but experts say no snake rolls in a hoop and no species has a tail sting. The hooped horn snake is bluish black with red undersides and a hornlike tail that cannot pierce or sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
She Made Good On Her Wedding Day Claim
A brief line notes a wedding vow and a humorous aside about lending ten dollars to a man, hinting at a trust or relationship dynamic in a concise local-item style.
Dieting Points Path to Health by Edith M Barber
A health column argues diet prevents disease more than medicine and offers high fiber meal menus. It notes patients resist dieting even when urged by doctors and cites an experiment in a sanitarium with forbidden foods. Suggestions include bran rich breakfasts and vegetable heavy lunches and dinners with recipes and dressings.
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F. W. Steffen
Dry Stove
Chunk
CC. H. Wright
Theresare
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Julius Packer
Wood River
Ira Place
Mrs. Stevens
Peru
J. Smith Diller
Dannie’ Barber
Mrs. Less Barber
Boirs
Fairbury
Pearl Fasnacht
John Fletcher
Lincoln
Pearl
Grace Fasnacht
Sophia Mathias
Diller High School
Fietcher
St. Louis
Jess Young
Ellis
Womans Club
L. M. Hurst, Diller
Baldwin
Bower Pillar Mountain
Brand
Valley
Kyne Black
Totter
Rath
Miss Pinkerton
Rinehart
Wright
Canada
Brandeis
Dixon
Lilac Inn
Keene
Red Gate Farm
Keene Juvenile
Judson Pussy Cat
Meade War of Wooden Soldiers
Wheeler
Beatrice Power Co
Odell, Nebr
The
Diller Record
Edith M. Barber
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
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