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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription prices and payment terms for one year and six months, plus mail handling details. It quotes President Hoover on self government and civic duty, urging responsible citizen participation in lawmaking, obedience, and selecting officials and enforcement methods.
The Ditler banks display new bank notes set to circulate July 16, featuring distinctive, more fold resistant paper and easier denomination recognition. President Hoover's tariff stance favors low duties aligned with protection, urging equalizing measures to offset cheap foreign labor and reduce sugar tax distortions for American producers.
The article discusses rising gas taxes across states and districts, with Illinois adopting a three cent levy on August 1. It warns against taxes becoming excessive or diverted to nonroad uses, arguing autos support society and business and funding should stay with roads.
Congressman C H Sloan discusses Senate secrecy and secret sessions, the Farm Bill negotiations, and tariff debates including a push for a duty on hides, sugar policy, and memorials. He reflects on veterans, Lincoln memorials, and public notices.
Local notice promotes F. A Moon and Son monuments in Fairbury Nebraska established 1886. It notes a new stock car of incubator kerosene available via Clark's store in Diller and advertises Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop north of Bonham for shoe sole repairs.
The M. W. A. holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Members are reminded to attend and check for any schedule changes announced in the bulletin.
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