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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
4
Advertising rates are announced on application. Local businesses are asked to apply for rates and are charged five cents per line for each advertisement.
James R. Lowell reports on Harry P. Conklin public land and building commissioner charged with eleven counts of perjury. Conklin pleads not guilty, free on $10,000 bond, and faces trial March 30. The piece covers alleged pay voucher falsifications, witness intimidation, and calls for federal scrutiny of highway funds, plus other Nebraska political turmoil and relief program changes.
Nearly 15 million dollars in federal public works allotments for the Otherland and Columbus Genoa power and irrigation schemes appear on the verge of final action. The programs aim to improve water access and electrical capacity in the region through stalled or delayed approvals.
The dispute pits Arthur Mullen against the governor over big water projects. Bryan backs the original grant conditions including equal pricing for all buyers. Mullen warns litigation to rectify grants unless changes proposed by PWA officials are accepted. Secretary Ickes threatens to rescind public works allotments if local Loup river and Sutherland issues aren’t settled.
State relief officials reveal plans to help families grow food to winter. About 10 pounds of seed potatoes and one lota for other vegetables will be furnished per family in Alliance. Omaha reports 30 million dollars from the Production Credit Corporation for farmers and stock growers in Nebraska and three adjoining states, loans on commodities start March 26. A total of 13 999 dollars for 26 school districts in 16 counties to pay current teachers at present contract rates this month has been approved.
The state begins a $5,000,000 road program set for completion in five months. State Engineer Cochran predicts peak Ot of 10,000 workers on Nebraska roads as maintenance continues. A. C. Tilley notes ideal spring conditions due to moisture shortage and minimal freeze thaw. An attorney general opinion says annuities from insurance contracts are taxable, valuing future payments by present value.
Professor H. C. Fitley of the Nebraska Agricultural College reports a February rise in purchasing power for farm products. The index increased from 60 on January 15 to 68.8 on February 15, indicating stronger buying power in the month.
An advertisement states most stomach gas is due to bowel poisons. It promotes Adler ika as a quick relief remedy. One dose cleans out body wastes and tones up the system, aiming to bring sound sleep, as per the druggist.
John C. Hartigan attorney for the estate in Jefferson County Nebraska informs creditors their claims must be filed by July 18 1934 with debt payments due by March 18 1935. County Court will hear claims July 14 1934 at 9 AM. Dated March 17 1934 County Judge E R Bee seal first publication March 23 last publication April 6.
A. J. Denney attorney for Eugene E Weigel estate in Jefferson County Nebraska announces creditors must present claims by March 13 1936. The county judge E R Bee will receive claims July 11 1934 at 9:00 AM in the county court room to hear objections and prove debts.
Notice is given under an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court in the Eighteenth Judicial District Nebraska. Action pending with Herman Groystein as plaintiff against Elmer E Faris Fairbury Bond and Mortgage Company and others as defendants.
The sheriff will meet a claimant on the April day in 1434 at the south door of the Court House in Fairbury Nebraska to offer for sale at public auction the North East Quarter of Section 29 Township 1 North Range 2 East. Dated March 6 1934 Emil Ace Man Sheriff. David F Foster Attorney for Plaintiff. First publication March 9 1934. Last publication April 6 1934.
The District Court of Jettream Mayborn files a foreclosure action by John Lager and Sadie Plager against Walter Botiller Company to foreclose a mortgage on the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirteen, Township Four East in Jefferson County Nebraska to secure a promissory note dated May 5 1932 due May 5 1934 for 2428 dollars with interest from March 10 1934 at 9 percent. Plaintiffs seek judgment for the amount due and order sale to satisfy the claim. Defendants to answer by April 30 1934. Mayborn by John G Hartigan attorney. First published March 16, last April 18.
The Diller State Bank filed in Jefferson County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage against John F Plager Sadie Plager and Walter Heller & Company. The note dated May 8 1932 plus interest at 9 percent is $2506.82 due May 5 1944 with total debt of $2370? plus interest. Defendants must answer by April 30 1934.
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