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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
3
A collection of short notices including an ice box for sale by Henry Jess near Diller, a 1929 Whippet coupe for sale via the Record office, and F A Moon & Co monuments in Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. Mentions Farmers Union gas and oils, Earl Stefford, and Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop. Some trivia notes on furfural and a department of justice fingerprint count.
San Francisco officials call for destruction of a statue depicting a wine maker with his wine press, erected in a public park over three decades ago, amid growing concerns over privacy and symbolism.
A Washington writer portrays a model man who has lived eighty years and would not disturb a Senate chair even if Senator Norris were to approach. The remark casts a sharp portrait of steadiness and decorum in public life.
This paper invites readers to share sightings visits and unusual events to inform the public about everyday life and local happenings through community cooperation.
Reverend Billy Sunday criticizes church leaders who mix politics with faith saying that some pillars would be quieter in religion if God owned their mouths. He frames the issue as a conflict between religious duty and political meddling.
Fred Burke, linked to the Chicago Massacre of seven Moran gangsters on February 14, 1929, has been repeatedly described in recent dispatches as the “most widely hunted gunman in the United States.”
Phil Dawson of Endicott, a county clerk candidate, greeted voters in Pleasant precinct on Wednesday. The Fairbury Chamber of Commerce moved its booster trip date to August 8. Other notes include John Nies of Ellis sick, auto chains for sale at Record office, and Garrels family visiting Diller relatives.
Flashlight cells priced at 3c each and a 12 piece wrench set in a metal box offered for 59c. Last day for these Red Tag Specials is Saturday July 26. Gamble Stores located at 402 Court St Beatrice Neb.
Mr and Mrs Wright of Trenton Missouri along with Mrs Slater visited Mrs Mary Wright and relatives Friday to Monday and returned home after their brief trip.
Final figures on the PWF road east from Fairbury 13 miles to the county line show an estimated graveling cost of $9,659.75 not including grading. The county paid $8,815.66 from the graveling fund plus $1,299.09 for trucks. this totals about $744.05 per mile with farmers and the Chamber of Commerce contributing $125 per mile.
Ray Williams seven feet six inches tall drew a crowd Saturday as he ducked through doorways in a striped suit resembling a circus act. Born Chickasha Oklahoma November 1 1907 he, at twenty three, may still grow. He weighs 220 pounds with a largely normal body aside from a partial lung loss. His lineage runs tall with ancestors over seven feet.
The letter compares Congress unfavorably to foreign nations, likening lawmakers to lambs turned to goats by Wall Street. It recalls harsh western freight rates and mentions visiting relatives from Lincoln Beatrice Akron and Akron Ohio appearing in the family context.
Mrs. Gus Beckman and four children from Edgewater near Denver Colorado arrived Sunday for a visit with her brother Harry Patton and his family.
Mrs Clyde Wolf spotted her stolen car on the street and flirted with the driver until a policeman arrived and had him arrested.
Early corn and garden crops suffered from heat and drought until Sunday night's rain refreshed them. Garden truck appears nursed by the timely shower, reviving hopes for yields.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis planned to return home to western Kansas after attending the National Dental Convention in Denver and tending farm interests. they are expected back about Sunday.
Truck owners save time and money with G and J Tires at Gamble's 402 Court St Beatrice Nebraska. They offer long wearing tires with free installation and mailing list service at any store. Prices shown include a 32x6 tire priced at 27.80.
Wayne Thompson a Lincoln grocer and his wife spent part of their vacation visiting Diller relatives and returned home yesterday Wayne expects to have his tonsils removed before returning to work
Sealed bids for the exclusive right on the Diller picnic concession, Dance Platform, must be received by July 26 at 8 P M. The committee reserves the right to accept any bid or reject all bids. W E Anderson secretary.
The United States Geological Survey begins installing a recording gage on the Little Blue River near Endicott Nebraska to measure hourly flow. It is the first of its kind in Nebraska and part of a federal program with Army engineers to improve inland river use for irrigation power and navigation.
The article argues that the day of the individual in big business persists through leaders who guide large teams and remain accountable to the public via stock ownership. It notes a shift toward welfare for workers with benefits, education opportunities, hospital services, insurance, and retirement pensions as part of a humanitarian move benefiting both workers and institutions.
The American Bankers Association and the Committee of the Association of States on Bank Taxation have reached a preliminary amendment form to Section 5219 aimed at standardizing state and local taxation of national banks. The proposal limits tax forms to shareholder or bank net income bases and maintains equal rates with other capital, with the Supreme Court noting issues on intangible property millage.
States seek broader permissive tax rules while banks push to preserve Section 5219 protections. Proposed changes allow banks to be taxed on net income or via a specific tax method, avoiding penalties for exempt income and balancing revenue with limitations on intangible taxes.
Some claim Senator David R. Atchison of Missouri acted as President from noon March 4, 1849, to noon the next day. He lacked the constitutional oath, and Taylor was inaugurated the following day.
Two classic cars listed for sale or reference. Includes a 1929 Viking sedan and a 1980 Oldsmobile Deluxe sport coupe, details unspecified in the fragment. Both vehicles appear in a vintage auto context with minimal accompanying information.
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