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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
4
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The Lincoln Star notes Burlington Railway Co paid 1 349 028 in direct property taxes in Nebraska in 1934 and 15 007 in gaso line taxes. Chas W Bryan became Lincoln mayor last Monday and urged the council to remove Police Chief Condt from duty, placing a police captain temporarily in charge. Condt was formerly state sheriff.
Gov. Cochran signed SF 100 prohibiting dentists from advertising in Nebraska, permitting only listing names and addresses. The covert motive behind the bill is tied to portraying the dental fraternity negatively.
Press reports say Kansas resumes capital punishment after 28 years. Under a new law juries decide if first degree murder defendants receive life at hard labor or hanging at the state prison. Life without parole remains mandatory for defendants under 18.
About a third of the Nebraska corn hog group have listing sheets approved in Lincoln and are completing applications or have signed group 1 contracts. Jefferson County sheets were approved two weeks ago as the third in its district and twelfth in the state to finish this phase. Contracts will be available for signing with the wheat referendum ballot in various precincts next Saturday from noon to 9. County allotment officials and district state board workers are busy establishing corn and hog bases for those signing anew or adding land this year.
Omaha report details Ignatius Spencer of West Point securing an $12,500 loan from the Federal Land Bank and commissioner account to settle an $14,000 mortgage on 153 acres. He had earlier paid $16,000 down and raised 18 children, with 11 at home now, through careful farming and mortgage reduction. The action followed a drought year when yields faltered and interest fell behind.
The advertisement lists new machinery and used items on hand including 3 good rebuilt cream separators 2 horse drawn gang plows 1 hay rake 1 six shovel cultivator 2 seven foot McCormick binders 1 harrow cart 1 14 hp gas engine and 1 truck wagon plus hand picked seed corn from S C Hutchinson.
Advertisement notes a three month Daily and Sunday subscription to Omaha Been News for two dollars, targeting Nebraska and Iowa rural routes with a money saving deal. It highlights value and pictorial reviews, calling attention to farm journals and reader benefits.
The passage recalls Dolph S. Ochs, publisher of the New York Times who died last month. When asked his great aim entering journalism he responded he wished only to be able to pay his board.
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