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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1942
Page
12
Ballot sample lists county official races for Assessor and First District Commissioner. Names John Lueck and Mrs Minnie Wenz appear as candidates. Convention context indicates the ballot format and party affiliation.
The speaker expresses thanks for assistance during the current term and asks for continued support in upcoming elections.
Congressman Carl Curtis champions chemurgy advocating synthetic rubber and industrial materials from farm crops. He campaigns in Washington with the chemurgy bloc to promote ethanol plastics and rubber from grains soybeans and sorghum, urging priorities to build farming region plants after the war.
Harvey Vernon, one of the 1931 Daykin bank robbers, stood mute as a not guilty plea was entered. Bail set at 1500 dollars, Vernon held awaiting trial or bail. Raleigh Bristol, Vernon’s cousin, on parole for forgery, was sent to Lincoln reformatory for parole violation. Petrizzo pleaded guilty to theft connected to a car belonging to Emil Schoenrock after being caught at Mankato Kansas.
A man was sentenced by Judge Clayde B. Ellis to the state reformatory for men. The proceedings referenced a strong punitive outcome described as a harsh measure against the suspect.
Richard Holtgrove of Daykin took the winning shot titled Tricks in a Roy's Photo Service sponsored contest. The winning image was captured with a Baby Brownie Special on V-127 film.
One roll developed and printed plus a large enlargement for 30c Reprints 3c each Enlargements 4x5 10c 5x7 25c 8x10 45c 11x14 55c Tinting 45c Any size Panelled Christmas cards with photo signature 50c a dozen Send work to Roy Holloway Jr 510 Fifth St Fairbury Neb
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