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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance. Entered at Diller post office for transmission as second class matter. Advertising rates made known upon application. Business locals area 3 lines ordered out and charged six cents per line for each insertion.
The narrator describes extreme poverty along the canal area near San Juan with crowded shanties, refuse, and hard work by locals. They contrast this with modern Condado life, vibrant theaters, busy transit, and cordial Spanish and French descent hosts. They praise hospitality, note Cruzados forts El Morro San Cristobal and San Geronimo, and describe the climate, hills, and daily school life while expressing homesickness and hopes for a longer stay.
A retrospective column recalls events from forty years ago in Beatrice and Diller. It notes James Koons as Grand Central hotel manager, Louie Raymond seeing horse cars, Chas Osborn opening Sundays, and local soldiers relief funding in 1896. It mentions a Sutton rearmament, a birthday party for Celia Boilet, Dr. Fry’s move, and a potato theft.
The Daykin Herald notes the supreme court's AAA decision aligns with a national poll showing 59 percent against and 41 percent in favor. The article mentions no local congregation concerns and states the AAA poll outcome reflects public sentiment.
The court's ruling carried six votes to three, with 66 percent support for the pro position and 334 opponents resided on the opposing side. The decision marks a sharp split among justices on the issue and clarifies legal precedent moving forward.
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