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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
4
Harvest Season Nearing End in Local Fields
Harvest activity thins with only a few remaining shock threshings reported. Some grain may be stacked, though details are unclear. The scene suggests a quiet close to the harvest period in the area.
Henry Ford Spends 72nd Birthday in Michigan Woods
Henry Ford marked his 72nd birthday on Tuesday with a rustic retreat in northern Michigan woods. The roughing it away from feasting was likely tied to his health and gout concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Michigan Woods
Mr. Ford
Scorching Heat Prolongs Relief Near Impossible
Weather continues to scorch with scarce relief as drought lingers and flood risks persist across affected regions. Officials warn of continuing heat waves, low river levels, and rising demand for cooling and water resources.
Rhythm Kings to Play at Thayer County Fair Dance
Wiemers brothers of Diiler will run the big platform dance at the Thayer county fair with The Rhythm Kings providing music. The band is composed of Deshler and Hebron musicians per the Deshler Rustler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiemers ‘ Brothers
Diiler
Thayer County Fair
Rythm Kings
Deshler
Hebron
Burlington railroad valuation in Nebraska set at 65 million
Assessed value places Burlington system at 65,314,708 dollars with 26 098 per mile. Rule to Oxford line spans 285.62 miles valued at 6 531 471 dollars. Odell to Kansas line 5.85 miles valued at 65 315 dollars. Fairbury News notes friendly rivalry and two papers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Rule
Oxford
Odell
Kansas Line
Corn Crop Prospects Mixed Amid Drought Stress
A drought affects early corn fields as tasseling begins for the late crop. Rain is badly needed to overcome heat and dry conditions. Late plantings show good growth and could yield a fair crop if weather improves.
Republicans Question Farley Hawaii Trip As Roosevelt Tour Looms
The piece notes Republican claims that Postmaster General Farley's U S trip to Hawaii is a quiet ar oment of a broader Roosevelt campaign plan this fall. It speculates Farley may have aided Republican aims by inviting Democrats to vote for a candidate, shaping party strategy ahead of elections. It also mentions recent legislative changes affecting automobile taxation and license plate procedures for county clerks and assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
United States
Hawaii
Ballyhoo
Roosevelt
Frymore
Koepf
Fairbury
Empessor
Ate Schedal
Ab T
National Debt Surges Beyond World War Level in 1935
A Washington compiled summary from the U.S. Treasury records shows emergency expenditures from July 1, 1933, to July 1, 1935 totaling 14.48 billion dollars with a daily rate near 19.84 million. The public debt at June 1935 reached 31.17 billion, about five billion more than at World War I end, plus 60 new federal payroll schemes adding 712,117 jobs and 250 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee
Washington, D.C
United States Treasury Department
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Owners’ Loan Corporation
Federal
Congress
Fairbury Journal column jabs and civic notes
A jumble of opinions covers pension talk at 65, housing, homemaking, and jokes about smart women. It notes the Alexandria school district approving a $5,000 bond issue for a high school addition with a 45 percent PWA grant expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
PWA
Isralite House of David Play Scheduled at City Park
The Isralite House of David baseball club is set to play at City Park on August 2. For a year and a half, observers have noted that many important events occur on Thursday, the busiest day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isralite
House of David
Airbury
City Park
Bicycle Rider Harolds Quinn Lands Safe After Collision
Harold Quinn of Muscatine Iowa was thrown into the air by a car while riding a bicycle but landed unharmed in the vehicle that struck him. The incident reports no injuries to Quinn or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Quinn
Muscatine
Time Off Offers Bargain World-Herald Subscriptions
The World Herald offers six month mail subscriptions at low prices including True Stories Mystery Detective New Movie and McCalls Magazine. Order today for a bargain price of $4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World-Herald Daily
Mail
True Stories
McCalls Magazine
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Sarah J. Warman
In Jefferson County Nebraska creditors must file claims by November 28 1985 and debts by July 27 1936. ER. Bee County Judge will review claims at the County Court on November 25 1985 at 9:00 AM. Dated July 26 1935. First published Aug 2, last Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur.j. Denny
Atty Forest
Sarah J. Warman
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of Nebraska
Said
ER. Bee
Rural route readers offered three months of multiple papers
A promotional offer combines Good Stories Woman's World Illustrated Mechanics Gentle Woman Home Circle Farm Journal and The Omaha Bee News for three months at a total of 1.85 dollars with post office service included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s World
Illustrated Mechanics
Gentlewoman
Home, Circle
Farm Journal
Omaha Bee News
Village Board Sets Estimated Expenses for 1935 Fiscal Year
At a July 16 1935 meeting the village board estimated yearly expenses at 2500 dollars and ordered the figure entered in minutes and published as required by law. W A Snyder served as chairman and Chas E Waggoner as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Law
Chas. E. Waggoner
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