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Frank T. Pearce outlines subscription terms for one year and six months prepaid. The notice notes post office transmission at Diller as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
2
Frank T. Pearce outlines subscription terms for one year and six months prepaid. The notice notes post office transmission at Diller as second class matter.
The article urges readers to shop early to ensure items are in stock and money circulates. It notes repairs and home improvements as smart spending, citing extended tire life and advancing electric arc light tech as examples of progress.
A brief note states that the United States experiences an interim period without a president every four years. It highlights the unusual timing of administrative transition and the temporary gap in presidential leadership.
Three women win seats in the upcoming Nebraska House. Mable Gillespie from Sarpy county is joined by Myrtle E. Musser of Sheridan county and Dr. Claire Owens of Fillmore county in the new legislature.
Fifteen million gift stickers are distributed across the state to be placed on products for sale after Thanksgiving. Communities sponsoring the drive pledge a cent of proceeds to health programs, with emphasis on keeping children well and supporting promotion of health work.
Governor Pollard of Virginia delivered an odd oration described as mock service and a perishable, keep in red hot oven remark. After ceremonies the remains were reportedly cast into the Chesapeake Bay.
The appropriations committee and its six member sub committees draft the post treasury and navy bills. The total proposed funding exceeds one billion one hundred million dollars for the first day of the new session, with navy allocations around three hundred eighty million.
Clipped lines warn hunters to shoot only from private land or away from highways. Advises disinterested observers to note that shooting from a public road is improper and may require caution near fences and borders.
A historical Thanksgiving prayer thanks God for health and mercy while acknowledging illness and suffering. It emphasizes gratitude, prayer for justice and mercy, and calls on God to open the eyes of Israel to the divine will, reflecting faith in prophetic fulfillment.
The Guide Rock Signal notes hunters may shoot from highways only when lands are posted and warns that failing to obey law risks stiff penalties. Complaints rise as stock is killed by careless hunting, urging hunters to respect posted property and avoid costly prosecutions.
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