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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
10
The notice states entries at the Diller Nebraska post office for second class mail transmission. Advertising rates are published upon application and business locals remain until ordered out, charged at six cents per line per insertion.
A nostalgic recap recalls events from forty years ago in Diller Nebraska including local leaders, a seashbred postmaster, church leadership, alfalfa debates, almanac notes on sidewalks, Christmas preparations, and early suffrage advocacy by Mrs Rebecca Ballard. It mentions Wheat conditions, ice harvest worries, and community headlines, with reflections on community life and women’s suffrage.
A Springfield Missouri girl Marguerite White, thirteen, decided to marry and drop out of school. A juvenile court judge ordered she attend school until she completes the eighth grade or turns sixteen, whichever comes first. Aimee Semple McPherson reportedly relinquished the pastorate of Angelus Temple to focus on evangelical work. Belgrade in Nance County Nebraska is noted amid a weathered regional report.
Louis McHenry 27 Lucile Gaskell and 4 year old Dickie Childs of Albion became lost last Friday night near Belgrade Nebraska after their car was stranded in a snow drift. They wandered for hours through deep snow carrying the child as wolves reportedly trailed them while seeking a farm house where relatives awaited their arrival.
The second Nebraska town to file for bankruptcy is Ralston, ten minutes southwest of Omaha. Assets are listed at 700000 dollars with liabilities of 240000 dollars. Spencer was the first to try this debt relief method.
The state owns about 66 percent of Ralston's outstanding bonds and the village faces a $6,000 interest default. Proposed terms call for interest at 0.5 percent for five years with a 0.5 percent rise every five years over 50 years, retiring $4,000 bonds annually for the first decade and $5,000 annually for the next decade, with no new bonds issued during the period.
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