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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1934
Page
4
Notice states advertising rates at six cents per line per insertion for business notices transmitted from the Diller Nebraska post office via second class matter. Rates apply until ordered out.
Nine Nebraska bankers are confined in the state penitentiary. One banker, G H Gutry of Newman Grove, was once rated a millionaire. The Nebraska state fair will run six days from Sunday September 2 to Friday September 7. Premiums will be paid in full and the board vows no sacrifice of exposition quality.
Indications show filings will push the governor race toward thirteen candidates. Former attorney general C A Sorensen was the latest to announce, with Republican Kenneth Wherry and Democrat Harold Butterfield among likely entrants, plus several others expected to join.
About 9 000 000 dollars of federal relief funds have been spent in Nebraska under CWA CWS CCC and similar employment relief programs from November 17 to March 31 The CWA and CWS together accounted for 5 538 679 dollars of that total Federal funds for crop acreage reduction corn hog loans and AAA activities are expected to reach Nebraska farmers to the extent of more than 54 000 000 dollars in 1934.
H B Porterfield secretary to Governor Bryan is named president of the William Jennings Bryan club. The organization will honor Bryan with a memorial dinner each March 19 and open membership to Democrats and Republicans for a $1 fee with a 60 day application period. The state railway commission ruled it can regulate electric rates outside municipalities after a complaint by Senator Pederson and rural patrons about a minimum charge being added to service fees.
The Attorney General is pursuing criminal charges of conspiracy to defraud the state. The case involves a jury against state land dealings and questions the legality of actions claimed to have harmed public assets.
Commissioner Conklin has filed a quo warranto action in the state supreme court to remove him for alleged oath violations and failure to remit collections from public concessions. A total of 2476 dollars in improper collections is cited. The case will appoint a referee to take testimony on charges, with Conklin having three weeks to answer before the referee is named.
Nebraska reports a surge in private industry and a 250 percent rise in new automobile and truck sales from last year. Farm wages and bank deposits have increased with several new banks opening. Private employment has improved across the state, with western regions lagging behind.
Acting on both upper and lower bowels Adlerika washes out all poisons that cause gas nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. At Leading Druggists J-7.
Estate of Meta Henrichs filed in County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska for appointment of Fred W Henrichs and George R Henrichs as administrators. Hearing set May 4 1984 at 9:00 AM. Filed April 5 1934. County Judge R Bee seal. First publication April 13 last publication April 7.
Dwight B. Young, a Democrat, has filed for nomination to the sheriff’s office in Jefferson County. The filing marks his bid to lead the county law enforcement amid party competition and local political dynamics.
Homer Brunk of Fairbury spent Wednesday evening in town renewing old acquaintances and meeting local residents.
Myrle Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson recently returned to Chadron Nebraska after a Sunday visit He had been a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps and was noted during the trip to the Nebraska town.
Omaha endures a week long street car strike that disrupts travel but is not expected to persist and workers may resume service soon.
Chas Gaisford, once of Diller, led the Reynolds Ramblers orchestra at the Fireman dance held here last Friday night.
Will Tristman and his son Arlie visited relatives in Princeton Nebraska last Sunday. They traveled via Crete and spent time with Lawrence and Ruth Blauser in Crete before returning to Diller the same evening.
State and federal agricultural statistician Anderson at Lincoln reports high winds last week largely spared winter wheat statewide. He notes serious damage in Jefferson county due to lack of accompanying rains, unlike other parts of the state.
Report shows assets totaling 184 856 51 with deposits 162 520 60 and liabilities 184 856 61. Bank officers O J Mayborn and directors A Maysorn and E Mayborn sworn April 10 1934 in Jefferson County Nebraska.
Agitation for birth control efforts arrived too late to aid certain families. The remark suggests that previous campaigns failed to prevent hardships tied to larger family burdens and poverty.
Alfalfa and sweet clover seed available with a good stock on hand. Visit Waggoner Bros to see the selection.
Al's Radio Shop in Jansen Nebraska states it is qualified to perform expert radio repair work. The notice notes weekly presence in Diller every Tuesday and mentions consulting information from Waggoner Brothers with a local phone listing 338.
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