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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1935
Page
4
Rates are set at 5 cents per line per insertion. Advertisers are instructed to apply to learn the 1.60 price point and other terms. The brief note indicates business locals should be aware and prepare for notices.
A 1936 ruling gives allotment committees power to deny benefits to producers who retire yet seek payments. Producers must plant 25 percent of their corn base and farrow 25 percent of their hog base in 1935 unless excused by the allotment committee. District conferences urged using the rule only to curb faux producers amid feed shortages and drought, with discretion advised by committees across states.
A steady stream of money is entering the county treasurer C. G. Catlin’s office for real estate taxes due by March 1 to avoid delinquency. Personal property taxes remain delinquent. warrants may be issued. Several taxpayers have neglected two to three years of personal property taxes, requiring legal steps if unpaid.
The Congregational church of Diller notes the loss of Mrs. Isabel Vieths who joined when the church bore its present name. A longtime member of the Ladies organization she was cherished as a devoted mother and home-maker by her family and community.
Forty years ago Thomas P Price planned to move onto his farm west of town about March first. The Burlington railroad paid taxes in Gage county totaling 18746.04 dollars. Journal items note travels, partnerships, burglaries, illnesses, hotel leases, and school reports. February 1888 is highlighted for notable events and a lunar anomaly.
In Jefferson county Nebraska the Estate of William N Sparks deceased. J A Brunt attorney for the estate notifies interested persons that the administrators filed a final account and a petition for final settlement and heirs at law determination. Hearing set February 9 1935 at 9:00 a.m. before County Judge E R Bee. First publication January 18 last February 1.
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