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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
4
The entry notes that 60 words per second seduction? Transcribed as entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Rates are disclosed on request. Local ads run until ordered out and cost 5 cents per line per insertion.
The remark hints at relief for taxpayers and tax dodgers alike, reflecting heated debate over wealth distribution and fiscal policy concerns. Political factions push for changes believed to ease burdens while critics warn of loopholes and inequities.
The message argues the U S Constitution has stood firm and calls for testing any proposed reform or new deal by its merits. It asserts the enduring value of the constitutional framework and urges scrutiny before change.
Torrential rains flood streets near 11th and Nicholas, flooding basements and first floors of industrial plants in Omaha. Council Bluffs reports mud up to a foot on main streets as the rain shifts eastward.
The town notes scarce rainfall with only two instances this week. An ordinary rain event no longer counts as news in these parts.
In this community many fellows grow more manly daily. If whiskers will make a picnic what a picnic killer will pave this year.
In a 15 round prize bout billed as a title fight, Young Joe Louis, a Detroit native, defeats Italian challenger Primo Carnera in six rounds. Carnera weighed 2604 pounds while Louis weighed 196 pounds, illustrating that size alone does not guarantee victory.
A farmer southeast of Diller recounts a severe Thursday hailstorm that destroyed wheat oats and corn and damaged building roofs. He estimates losses at $5000 as crops previously looked promising after a dry spring followed by rains.
Farmers advertising binder canvass repair at reasonable prices by Harry H. Smith Jansen. Includes a phone contact.
An ad for Marilyn Beaute Shoppe in Fairbury at 511 E St promotes advanced beauty culture and personalized treatments. It touts science driven care, expert operators, and services from manicure to permanent wave, claiming custom results and up to date techniques.
A local promotional piece from Lester's Electric Shop Fairbury details Frigidaire automatic refrigeration, praising its reliability, silent operation, and affordability under General Motors plan. Owner Earl Dove invites demonstrations at 410 4th St with no obligation to purchase.
Phillip Scott is pastor and W A Snyder serves as superintendent The Sunday School begins at 10 A M and notes appear from Congregational church activities.
Rev Ly J Wolff pastor C L A Hullman superintendent Sunday School 9 30 English Services 10 ae union services 8 00 p Next Sunday July Tth congregational meeting announced All members urged to attend
Rev Robert E Drew will lead Sunday School at 10 A M and an evening park service with no preaching Sunday morning Our pastor joins Odell church for Children's Day program Sunday school meets at 10 The Beatrice Centennial Methodist Girls choir will sing at the union park service in the city park on Sunday evening July 7, one week later than announced.
The Juvenile Temperance Union of Diller Nebraska organized December 3 1887 with members listed including Addie Miller Gracie Pearce Jessie Miller Ollie Zook Ida Miller and others. The Red Ribbon Club formed about the same time with members named from Diller and area.
An old newspaper page promotes subscriptions to detective literature and radio confessions titles. The Liberty Tower outlet touts True Confessions and related mysteries with a combined trial price of four dollars and fifty cents.
Dr. Neil C. Morrison of Fairbury urges immediate eye examinations to prevent defects and discomfort. The experienced optometrist emphasizes careful care, quality lenses, and regular checkups for children, with office at 403 5th St and phone 477. Morrison’s reputation extends beyond Jefferson County, attracting clients statewide to his up to date clinic.
The Beatrice Independent Produce Co. in Beatrice at 801 Court is described as the market for poultry eggs and cream paying top prices. The firm is praised for its competent management, complete line of feed and supplies, low prices, and public spirited support of farmers and diversified farming in the community.
The Community Oil Co. based at 200 5th St Fairbury is a leading local oil firm praised for its robust growth and reliable service. Under manager Oren Smith it has built a wide trade by offering Pennefield Oil and Derby gasoline, with experts ready to provide lubrication guidance and engine care.
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