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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1934
Page
4
Harry B Messenger announces his run for County Treasurer of Jeterse county subject to Republican voters in the August 4 primaries. He was born in Fairbury and grew up on a county farm and asks for voters cooperation.
The Macon Telegraph quotes Johnny Spencer calling for repeating a drunker driver while noting the Attorney General claims 200,000 armed criminals at large in the country a figure larger than combined army and navy forces suggesting a tense crime climate and public safety concerns.
Merlin son of George Cook of Albion loses sight in one eye after a wire snapped while the boy played near an old organ. Doctors warn he may lose sight in the other eye.
On a Cedar Bluffs Nebraska farm William Pagelar Jr found a pheasant fighting a bull snake. He and his father returned to the scene to learn the snake had wrapped around the pheasant, won the battle, but died from injuries sustained earlier.
Wahiawtan officials slash June relief request from 635000 to 485000 as federal aid tightens. Rowland Haynes, federal relief administrator for Nebraska, warns county officials to raise local taxes to meet needs and to allocate 25 percent of gasoline tax funds to road work for relief labor. Hall pushes Nebraska legislature to appropriate more for relief or risk federal withdrawal for unemployment aid.
The Gaye family hikes toward Harney Peak and sets a frontier picnic on Tomahawk Ridge. Daddy Gaye plans a quick return for the afternoon train as the group cooks steak and tea on rocks. Their outing turns tense when a wildcat trap endangers a mother and cub, prompting a sharp plan for rescue and retreat.
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