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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
4
Post office box in Diller Nebraska announces transmission of notices as second class matter. Advertising rates are published upon request. Business locals are charged five cents per line per insertion.
A Lincoln dispatch reports Senator Camille Bartos Placek seeking unity in the Democratic Party as fourth district legislators are called to Wilber on April 21. The piece notes shifts in tax policy, state finances, public power debates, and federal relief funding affecting Nebraska sectors and utilities.
The state banking department real estate division reports 75 to 80 farms and urban properties sold in the first quarter of 1934 with prices averaging 25 percent above the prior year. Lincoln and Omaha real estate dealers corroborate a stronger farm price trend and higher demand.
Nebraska plans to ignore the 1933 repeal provisions and vote on repealing or retaining state constitutional prohibition. For Nebraskans, prohibition is a dead issue, with hard liquor unlikely to be legalized here while neighboring states remain wet and liquor is accessible there.
Governor Bryan urges immediate circulation of an initiative petition to let voters decide next fall on abolishing the state commissioner of public lands and buildings. He says the move would save thousands and shift clerical work to the secretary of state’s office. Maintenance at the statehouse would revert to the governor, and the state surveyor would join the engineering department.
Nebraska reports sharp March increases in human diseases with measles 992 cases, scarlet fever 146, chickenpox 283, smallpox 17, typhoid 6, and influenza decreasing to 26 from 95. Anthrax spreads in northeastern Nebraska with 12 premises under quarantine, and six cattle deaths since the year began.
The supreme court ruled H R 435 unconstitutional, following the law passed in the 1933 session. The decision hinges on constitutional grounds affecting the statute’s validity and enforcement. The ruling reflects ongoing challenges to legislation from that era.
Report of the condition for Diller State Bank in Nebraska as of March 31 1934 shows resources including cash in bank checks and items of exchange U S bonds in cash reserve and total assets of 184 856 52 with liabilities including capital stock 20 000 undivided profits 2393591 and deposits totaling 162 520 50. O. J. Mayborn cashier and notary S C Hutchinson certify the report as true and correct.
County Court of Jefferson Nebraska notices a petition to appoint Fred W Henrichs and George R Henrichs as administrators of the estate of Meta Henrichs deceased hearing set for May 4 1933 at 9 am filed April 5 1934 County Judge R Bee seal first publication April 13 last April 27
A. Mayborn files suit in Jefferson County District Court March 15 1934 against John F Plager Sadie Plager and Walter E Heller & Company seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on the east half of the southeast quarter section 13 township 2 range 4 east to secure a note dated May 6 1932 due May 6 1934 for 2428.08 with interest and a decree to require payment or sell the premises. Public notice of appearance requested for nonresidents.
The Jefferson County Nebraska district court suit by Diller State Bank seeks foreclosure on the west half of the southeast quarter of section thirteen township five east range four east to secure a note dated May 5 1932 due May 5 1934. The bank claims 2506.82 plus interest at 9 percent and asks for sale of the property if unpaid. Defendants John F Plager Sadie Plager and Walter E Heller Company must answer by April 30 1934.
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