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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
4
Notice lists subscription terms in advance for one year or six months and states 1.50 charge for half year. Mentions post office in Diller Nebraska and second class mailing. Advertising rates are available on application and business locals are charged per line.
Residents recall a rare total lunar eclipse seen last Monday night with clear skies. Visitors praised the event as the longest eclipse in 50 years and noted plans for future observation. locals heard water officials urge water softening equipment as aging hot water tanks fail after about three years due to alkaline effects from heated water.
Colonel Alfred Dreyfus died at his Paris home on July 12 at age 75. He had been convicted in 1894 of betraying army secrets and exiled to Devils Island for four years before his honor was restored and he returned to service. The case shook France and left lasting scars on justice and the army.
Marcus Turner of Fairbury was arrested shortly after midnight Saturday by Foster Helvey and Earle Moran night police officers after an altercation during which he received several blows to the head. Turner was taken to the county jail and treated by Dr. George Lynch. He faces charges of drunkenness and resisting officers. His trial, postponed from last Monday, is set for next Monday afternoon before Judge Hotchkiss with Arthur J. Denney to defend. Seamina otthing heads evening B s is a New Deal seatinatit of handling drunks since the sale of hard became legal at the county.
Notice to all interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of the deceased has been filed in the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska. The petition seeks appointment of C. H. as executor with a hearing set for August 8 1985 at 9 AM. E. R. Bee County Judge. First publication July 12. last publication July 26.
Omaha meet under new gambling law yields 26743.65 to Nebraska state funds after expenses. Revenue includes license fees admissions and other charges. County fairs receive share over 300 each and future distributions to grow. Ak-Sar-Ben awards nearly 10000 to Nebraska foaled or Nebraska owned horses. sheriff Pete Duffy to get 3 percent of winnings.
An August 8 pasture inspection tour will visit six to eight local farms to showcase improved pasture management practices. Extension agronomists and the Agricultural Agent will lead demonstrations on chrome grass temporary crops like sudan and rye rejuvenated pastures and alfalfa mixtures, with a noon picnic and weed ID contest.
Advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Lincoln Daily Star with rates listed for Nebraska and northern Kansas. Offers three months four dollars with Sunday, one year five dollars with Sunday, plus higher in other states. Encourages immediate action and mail order options.
Village board met in a called session at City Hall with W A Snyder W E Anderson S C Moser and John Greider present. Minutes approved and bills read and allowed including wages and audits. Ordinance No 116 passed unanimously setting levies for water and light funds and adjourned by W A Snyder.
At a meeting on July 16 1935 the village board estimated the fiscal year expenses to be 2500 dollars. The board ordered the amount spread upon the minutes and published as required by law. W A Snyder served as chairman and Chas E Waggoner as clerk.
The annual appropriation for the village of Diller for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1935. The Village Board levies 11 mills on tangible property within Diller limits to fund the 1935 assessment roll and school fund. The ordinance outlines Sections 2 and 3 detailing appropriations and levy distribution.
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