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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
2
One year or six months in advance with science priced at 1.60. The notice states the item is entered at the post office in Diller NetR for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
A series of 1900 era campaign notices announces candidates for county commissioner treasurer and clerk under the Republican banner. Names include Henry Wallbaum Pell Jenkins and O R Jones with intent to seek party nomination at the August primary.
Joseph E. Cook announces the candidacy of William H. Nider for county sheriff in Jefferson County subject to Republican primary results. Nider seeks GOP support in the upcoming election process.
Arthur J. Denney announces for County Superintendent as a Republican. Genevieve Cross Clark and Frank Lightbody announce for County Sheriff and Sheriff of Jefferson County respectively, subject to party primaries. Residents seek votes in Jefferson County.
A Hastings Democrat excerpt shows John Plager running for County Commissioner in a Republican primary. The piece quotes Bill Maupin criticizing Dr. Brinkley and radio doctors, arguing against exploiting sick people.
The piece urges readers to plan ahead for travel to maximize learning. It notes tourism will rise and stresses using guides for context but and emphasizes historical background enhances appreciation of famous sites.
Sloan notes February 22 speeches in the House on Washington's 200th birthday in 1932. He reflects on memorial services, the Congressional Record, Nebraska's fourth district, and Senate actions on Supreme Court nominees, London Conference ratification, and tariff issues, praising rainfall data as beneficial to farms amid harsh weather.
The piece argues critics of the church are split between constructive, ethical defenders and those who attack faith itself. It urges clearer statements, condemning hypocrisy, and aligning criticisms with Christ’s ethical teaching of universal solidarity.
A reflective observation equates thought with bricks and mortar, asserting that every structure built every reform started and every dollar earned begins in thought. The quote links imagination to tangible outcomes across architecture reform and creativity.
A 1930 recipe roundup from the Western Newspaper Union detailing mince meat fillings for turnovers, fruit desserts, and a goose stuffing. Includes lemon peel, apples, currants, nuts, spices, suet, jelly, and bread flour mixtures, plus lemon junket and a fresh fruit salad with apple and citrus segments.
A motorist parked by a fire hydrant for hours as a policeman waited. The exchange reveals a jealous husband situation and a flirtatious encounter.
The article outlines several motives for giving alms including relief of suffering and sympathy for the poor. It notes humanitarian impulses, personal satisfaction, mercenary rewards, and the strongest but least conscious urge to ease one's own emotional discomfort caused by seeing beggars and their pleas. Source cites McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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