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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance and $1.50 rate noted. Advertising rates available on application. Business locals are tapped as needed. Editorial text mentions postage and second class transmission.
Ed McGune notes twenty five years of picnic experience as Grand Island ballots on Tuesday reject liquor by the drink 2430 to 1566 and approve repeal 3892 to 1828 in the same precincts indicating a wide open sentiment.
State Auditor W B Price died suddenly at his Lincoln home from heart disease on Monday evening. He had been in poor health but recently told friends he felt fine. Deputy state auditor Fred C Ayres was appointed by Governor Cochran to fill the vacancy.
The town of Diller celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a large parade and pageant of early town history. Newspapers in Fairbury and Omaha echoed the event with extensive photos and features, noting crowds, floats, and descendants of early settlers. Rex Green conceived the pageant, leading to four months of planning and a two hour parade.
Time Magazine notes a German woman accused of an engagement to a Jew is tarred and feathered after soldiers extract a confession. Hitler orders death for male Jews involved with Aryan women and disbands Catholics Masons and some Protestant groups. A refugee lecturer compares Hitler to a U S leader, urging escape from tyranny.
Boston police recovered a violin worth 5000 dollars left for a dollar in a pawnshop, prompting investigators to trace its owner. The case highlights a possible theft and ongoing inquiry by the local police department.
A shark caught near Charleston South Carolina carried beef chunks ham bones and a seaman's coat in its stomach.
A newly married pair leaving a church in Warsaw were given a basket by a woman which later contained a live baby, prompting police and social services to investigate the unusual incident.
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