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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
4
Rain fell nearly all day in these parts amounting to about one half inch. Fred Sasse seeks information on a stolen windcharger offering ten dollars. Nebraska lawmakers avoided mercy death but passed a dog poisoning crime law while opposing the governor’s gasoline tax bill. Senator Capper criticizes Roosevelt’s plan to add Supreme Court justices.
Violet Ulm a recent bride is highlighted in a brief local notice. The piece notes neighbors and friends and a single resident who helped with a wedding gesture. The account mentions cigar bars and a prohibition on a request for cigars.
In Grand er Nebraska a monthly trucker publication reports on the freight industry. The issue claims trucks control about a large percent of freight, noting roles of a secretary and an assistant motor supervisor in transportation celebrations.
The column recalls Father Coughlin's Sunday radio programs extolling social justice and government upholding, noting skepticism about one man leading a workable plan. The piece contrasts the reformer Jesus with contemporary promises as it wanders through local 1890s life, people moving, marriages, theft, and school debates.
Heavy tax and low first cost per gallon affect economy. You gain quicker starts less crankcase drain and smoother running motor with more miles.
Local shop advertises Phillips 66 motor oils as finest and promises savings on repair bills. They offer a new General Electric battery charger and claim to perform high quality battery repair. Also advertise grease and laundry services.
The Unicameral may tax liquor instead of gasoline to raise revenue. Support grows for a liquor tax as harsher than gasoline, while a Nebraska church group endorses the Child Labor Amendment at a February meeting in Omaha.
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