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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
4
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The Fairbury Journal reports cactus plants from New Mexico perish in Nebraska due to drought. John R. Brinkley suffers a 4 to 1 defeat in his third attempt to become Kansas governor. Governor Landin is renominated on the Republican ticket.
Jim Hammond urged voters to back him as the Republican nominee for Congress. A former two term state senator, he is described as a progressive leader amid a field tackling prohibition and other issues. The text notes a bank robbery trial linked to Fairbury and identifies Jack Gregory as to be returned to Nebraska. Metcalf challenges Griswold to clarity on repealing prohibition, accusing him of courting wets and drys and outlining his own stance and platform.
Washington issues a statement loosening feeder pig purchases allowing buyers to acquire any number from sellers. Purchasers must keep pigs separate or ear mark them and submit a completed sheet to the county corn hog association within a week of purchase. Blanks are not yet available.
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Horvine of the north of Diller fell from a hay rack Wednesday and was pretty badly stunned for a time. She was brought to Dr Diehl's office but was not seriously hurt.
Over a week a thermometer on a porch post shows highs from 109 to 113 while starting near 80 each morning. The heat is suggested to cause chicks to hatch earlier in an open shaded box.
R. J. Liliedoll a Bruning drug dealer and Edgar R. Apking editor visited this office Friday afternoon. Liliedoll says he has a strong chance to win the nomination in the seventeenth district. Opponent George Medsker of Alexandria also runs in the race.
Rev. Bourne and Superintendent Snyder lead a Sunday at the Congregational Church. Sunday School begins at 10 A. M. Church service follows at 11 A. M. Rev. Merle Fish of Los Angeles will conduct the services.
Rev Robert E Drew Pastor Mrs L M Cavett Superintendent S S details appear in church notice card describing leadership and Sunday School supervision.
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