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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
4
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Both Herbert Hoover and George W. Norris state they are not candidates though one may be less than truthful. The exchange leaves readers unsure which, if either, will pursue the race and what it means for upcoming political contests.
The Frazier Lemke Mortgage Refinancing Bill backed by Congressman Binderup failed in the House by 235 to 142. It sought to aid farmers with 80 to 100 percent of debt and 14 percent annual payments, funded by a three billion dollar money creation clause. The Record notes Binderup’s optimism for future legislation and recalls graduation class bequests and editorial reflections.
A retrospective look recalls 1896 Diller school closings set for June 5 and daily May rain. references to unusual blossoms and a red white and blue bloomer. Rev H H Avery lecture ads. a bridge collapse on Indian creek years ago. orchard and peach harvest notes. legal charges over a barn theft. ice sourcing changes. death toll by towns in a storm. $1,000,000 property losses. theatre hats law in Ohio. men only talks and mixed audiences. village taxes. Dr A T Kaupp business move and stock placement outcomes.
Vernon and Ted Chancellor hosted a busy Monday evening as a new radio project stalled. Mr and Mrs Herman Schoen welcomed an 8 pound boy born last Sunday. Mrs Ed Roelfs and men dined with the George Grass family near Steele City. Rebecca Ballard notes a California state convention resolution from forty years ago endorsing extending voting rights to all US citizens. Alonzo Specht hosted dinner for Vester Carmichael of Diller. Bill Roelfs visited Joel Hahl in Beatrice. A cyclone forty years ago in Kansas caused damage and loss of 28 lives. A wag remarks on stockings versus fashion. Carl Braasch and children visited Washington Kansas with Floyd and Goldsberry family. Goldsberry is Braasch’s stepdaughter. Mrs Alfred Carmichael has recovered enough to leave Steele City hospital for home. Wish Burkhart and Ralph Specht plan moves. Burkharts to a farm near Fairbury. Alpha Wiemers and others visited Fall City for John Deere business. Bessie Barber traveled to Wymore for her ill mother’s reunion. mother not much better. Rock Creek school closed with a large picnic. Miss Cox teaches.
The Ooske school will close Thursday with a community picnic dinner and Miss Pearl Sparks as teacher for the term 36 and 7. Guests from Shea and Odell gathered for a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Archie Carpenter in Gage County, with gifts and fond thanks.
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