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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
4
Advertising rates are disclosed upon application. Local business notices run until ordered out and incur a charge of 6 cents per line for each insertion.
The Southern Nebraska Power Company seeks to enjoin the state railway commission from enforcing the new law against service charges on electrical accounts, arguing it is unconstitutional. The suit challenges a commission decision backed by State Senator Pedersen and 17 others from near Guide Rock who claimed the power company sidestepped the minimum charge repeal.
Frank Marsh visiting Hastings encounters ex Congressman Fred Johnson tending artichokes. Johnson says artichokes can grow on land unusable by other crops and serve as stock hog feed or table delicacy with good market value and cold resistance.
Nebraska Attorney General rules nudists practicing their cult in Saunders County would be liable to prosecution for indecent exposure when more than one person forms a group. He notes an organizer and members of a nudist colony could be charged as a public nuisance in equity.
Miss Velma Hilder returns home from Wy relatives while Mrs. Homer Ramsey and her children visit near Beatrice and Diller. The Diller Woman's Club hosts the play Comical Country Cousins on Saturday night May 26 with 10 cent admission. Dr RA Fenton cautions dentists about overreliance on extraction as a cure all during the Nebraska Dental Society meeting in Lincoln.
The library outlines next week through summer hours with Tuesday and Thursday 9 to 10 a.m. story hours for first to third graders and Wednesday and Friday 9 to 10 a.m. for fourth to sixth graders. Evening sessions run Saturday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and weekday afternoons 2:00 to 5:00.
Beatrice Production Credit Association cuts Production loan rate to 5 percent effective immediately, 3 percent below average. Farmers with Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation loans should reapply through the PCA in their district to secure eligibility and lower rates. Local agent Mr K P McCullough of Fairbury and director Mr Henry Brett of Jefferson County named. FCA home office at 203 Arcade Building Beatrice Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gaisford of Waynoks Ohka and Mrs. Laura Laney of Cheyenne Okla were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark on Tuesday. Mrs. Gaisford is a cousin of Mrs. Clark, and they once lived in the Diller neighborhood.
Audit details the village finances for the year ending May 1 1933 showing initial balance of 1029.40 receipts of 5306.64 and total disbursements of 4112.74 leaving a May 1 1934 balance of 1193.90 with fund balances listed and an outstanding check to C R Geer.
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