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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
4
Bee Seeks Re election for County Judge
County official announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge. He asks for support at the primary on April 14 and the general election on November 3, praising past service and requesting continued approval. Signed E R Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Bee
Will Dautrich Passes Away in Arkansas City
The Cavett family reports the passing of Uncle Will Dautrich on Sunday February 16 at his son Roys home in Arkansas City Kansas. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with interment in the local cemetery. Aunt Mary will stay at Roys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavett
Will Dautrich
Roy
Arkansas City
Kansas
Mary
Questionnaire in Old Age Assistance Act Aimed at Rich Poor
A fragment notes a questionnaire connected to the Old Age Assistance Act appears aimed at the so called poor rich man. The remark suggests a critique of the program’s target or its perceived fairness within the era.
Naval signal for presidential ship at night
Description notes that when the President is on a US Navy ship and away at night with intent to return within twenty four hours eight vertical white lights at the peak signal his absence. The rule defines a specific maritime light pattern for presidential absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carsten and son Visit Diller in County Treasurer Race
John Carsten, a Democratic hopeful for county treasurer in the 1934 primary, and his son visited Diller on Wednesday. Fourteen candidates contested the nomination. twelve failed to win. Carsten says he seeks no favors this year but may run again in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carsten
Fairbury
Diller
Carsten
Careteh
Bandits Target Couples in City Suburbs But Robbery Foiled
A robber targeted two people parked near St Louis but the pair were undercover policemen, one in female attire. The would be thief was stopped by authorities after the attempted hold up near a site tied to several robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Townsend and Clements Draw Probe Over Pension Campaign
Information suggests Dr Townsend and coworker R E Clements received 150 dollars weekly plus expenses forpromoting the old age pension plan. A four by four committee of Democrats and Republicans will investigate. The Townsendites claim 30 million adherents and argue campaign funds involve modest weekly sums alongside the Townsend Weekly’s large circulation.
Spending money for prosperity and the New Deal cited
Representative Bertrand H. Schnell of New York cites historical government outlays to argue that current New Deal spending dwarfs past totals. He notes total expenditures from Taft to Roosevelt as about 24.5 billion, contrasted with much larger recent figures, framing the debate on fiscal policy and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United
Bertrand H. Schnell
New York
Ron
Taft
Panama Canal
California winter brings star sightings at Santa Anita
A letter from Mrs Arch Stewart to Mrs Scott Miller describes a mild California winter as A H Howard celebrates his 75th birthday and a farm sale earlier. He visits Southern California attractions with his daughter and husband and attends Santa Anita races in the exclusive turf club where 25 to 30 movie stars, including Clark Gable Bing Crosby Dixie Lee Fred Astaire Zazu Pitts Basil Rathbone Al Jolson Ruby Keeler Carl Brisson Clair Windsor Hedda Hopper Sally Eilers and more, are seen. Mrs Miller wonders what Bert told Gable, given his famed conversational skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Stewart
Scott Miller
A. H. Howard
Aoay
California
Santa Anita
Clark Gable
Mr. Howard
Bing Crosby
Dixie Lee
Fred Astaire
Zazu Pitts
Basil Rathbone
Freddie Barthol
David Copperfield
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Carl Brisson
Clair Windsor
Hedda Hopper
Sally Eilers
California letters recall old neighbors in the Record
The Record prints two letters from California readers in its 40 year Memories of the Past column. Edith Mandiville notes a mild winter and fond Nebraska memories. Golda Miller McKinley from Oxnard mentions university grads and teaching careers, while others report family news and ongoing subscription support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
California
Pat. McElwee
Nebraska
Pearce
Ardina
University of California
Sylvia
Jessie
Los Angeles
Adeline
University of Redlands
Ilth
San Bernardino
Golda Miller McKinley
Oxnard
Calif
Local notices mix farm transfers and old town memories
Miss Bert Ballard travels to Nelson to pursue cases for the Herald. J A Ramsey sells an 80 acre farm to The People's State Bank of Diller for 2400 dollars. Geo Vieths moves to Buens Vista county Iowa buying 80 acres. Mrs Farnwald dies of typhoid near Steele City and is buried with the Degree of Honor. A 40 year old windmill repair is noted and 1936 water connections thawed. District 85 reports student attendance. local names listed. Geese amuse hunters. Bill Nye dies in 1896. Political chatter from 1936 about Roosevelt and Cleveland. GAR and WRC celebrate Washington's Birthday with a supper. Copeland presides. local addresses and choir details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAR
WRC
Washington
Woman’s Relief’ Corps
Copeland
J . W. Henrichs
James Moreland
J. W. Fouts
Alice Moreland
Edna Whitmore
Nellie, Madden
Jennie Kendall
Diller
Petition Notice in Estate of Paul Stange
In Jefferson County Nebraska a petition asks for J Smith Diller to be appointed administrator of the estate of Paul Stange deceased. The hearing is set for March 20, 1935 at 9 a m. Dated February 19 1936. County Judge Er Bee. Denny and Denny attorneys for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stange
Jefferson County
Nebraska
J. Smith Diller
Denny & Denny
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Diller Record
L. M. Cavett
Marthe B. Cavett
Sors
F. T. Pearce
Edith Mandiville
Fresno
Lew
Bert Ballard
Nelson
Herald
L. K. Deck
A. L. Tristman
J.A. Ramsey
People’s State Bank of
Geo. Vieths
Buens Vista County
Iowa
Farnwald
Steele City
Parker
Christian Church Revival
Beal
Presbyterian Church
Bert
Archie Moreland
John
Annie Hayworth
Clarence
Addie
Cully
Parnell
Roy ‘Condon
Frank
Albert Farnacht
Lawrence Madden
C. A. Mills
Beatrice
Council Biuffa
Bill Nye
Oshville
N.C
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Fountain Service
Erwin Fanders
Prop
Findling’s
Ellis, Nebraska
van Orman
Phillips 66
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
J. Monroe Davis
Walt
Colorado
Dr. McLeran
Beatrice, Nebr
Drs. Hull & Hull
Amicka
Scottabluff
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Astle
Elmer & Rood
Jones
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Cooper
OQ. A. Cooper Company
Diller, Neb
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