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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
2
The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce outlines subscription terms for Qest in advance and advertising rates. It states mail handling at Diller Nebraska and that business locals run until ordered out with a five cent per line rate for each insertion.
Sera announces candidacy for County Judge on a non political ticket to be decided by voters in Jefferson County at the General Election on November 6. He competes with Louis J Nutzman for the post.
A Guide Rock Signal editorial praises equality and private initiative in American government while criticizing Smith and liquor, cigarette, and beer policies affecting employment. It contrasts Hoover and Smith backgrounds, defends constitutional rights, and argues machines and prohibitions shape job access.
Skeptics say cardinal principles fade yet voters by ballot recognize men who typify the American ideal of simple government and constitutional rights. The heritage is the right to start from nothing and rise in politics industry and business. no obstacle to worthy ambition. The presidential race shows leaders mounting by effort and the adventurous spirit of American beginnings. If the people choose wisely, America’s heart remains sound.
An English editor argues against an entrance fee on American visitors to England, fearing it would curb sightseeing and anger travelers. The piece notes 115 million Americans travel publicly and warns tariffs could backfire. It also comments on Governor Smith and prohibition, suggesting temperance groups push hard on the issue.
Anna Mooney of Hubbardston fired a 38 caliber revolver into her heart after being marked by Dr. Whitten to locate her heart. Death was instantaneous. Mooney, visiting Mrs. Emma Lutcher, had asked for the marking and stated curiosity about her heart. She leaves a brother John and a sister Mary of Crystal.
Severo Rodriguez a 52 year old butcher known for slashing dresses in crowded areas was sentenced to 180 days in the city jail on two counts of malicious destruction of property. He faced 18 additional charges as police pursued a broader case involving multiple victims and torn garments reported during a city hall parade and other crowded locations.
A deacon notes men often push wives to attend a chosen church while men avoid deep choice. He adds men think more about Rotary or Kiwanis than doctrinal match and avoid churches demanding rigorous reasoning.
Mrs W A Reese wife of the local Methodist minister is praised for rescuing a church by grabbing a cat set on fire and hurling it away. The cat burned to death as gasoline soaked fur caused the blaze under the church. Attempts to identify the perpetrators have failed.
The Culver house once valued by a prominent family now sits vacant with a To Rent sign. Though neglected, its strong lines and location among pines and elms offer revival potential. The owner, Grant, a shrewd horse trader, believes restoration will attract buyers or renters.
The article traces printing from ancient China a thousand years before Gutenberg. It notes Gutenberg popularized movable type in 1450 and describes its spread and evolution through the world.
Voters will decide at the November 6 1929 general election on changing Section 19 Article IV to place governance of the Nebraska School for the Deaf and the Nebraska School for the Blind under the Board of Regents of the State University rather than the Board of Control. The measure, Chapter 48 House Roll 573, passed in 1927.
The administrator of said estate before me County Judge of Jefferson Nebraska, will hear claims on November 6 1928 at 9 am in the county court room for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed for creditors to file claims from August 2 1928. All claims not filed by November 2 1928 will be forever barred. By order of the court dated June 28 1928 Louis J Nutzman County Judge J A Brunt Atty for estate
Creditors of Emma M Line deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the county court by November 9 1928 for examination adjustment and allowance. Claims not filed by that date will be forever barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge (Seal). WH Line Atty for Estate.
First published July 6 and last published July 27 with creditors of Pickard deceased to meet as directed by the probate notice.
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