Advertising Rates and Local Business Evictions Noted
Advertising rates set at 1.60 dollars and 6 cents per line for each insertion. Local business premises vacated are ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
4
Advertising rates set at 1.60 dollars and 6 cents per line for each insertion. Local business premises vacated are ordered out and charged accordingly.
Everett Farrar of Johnson Kansas says he bought his first car in 1916 and now drives his 191st automobile. He enjoys swapping vehicles and the hobby gives him much pleasure.
The airship cuts voyage time to Manila from nearly three weeks by steam to about five days. The piece questions the rush, suggesting the Philippines may already be given away.
A brief line recalls a Lutheran ladies food sale and a firemen’s dance on the page with a light note about community joy and a teasing reference to David and Michal. The item suggests a local social event pairing without controversy.
John Pulec likely sold more automobiles than any Nebraska dealer last week, disposing of nearly 100 passenger cars and trucks. He manufactures paints and delivers them, but the items are toys and paper weights, not usable for traffic.
Hubert Manning, postmaster of Steele City, indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzling 874.44 in federal funds last August. His hearing occurred last week, he pleaded not guilty, and he was released on bonds to appear for trial in February, per state papers.
State road department representatives installed state law signs at intersections along the new highway toward No. 3 last Thursday. The Commercial Club road committee is urged to file their request soon, about January 2, to ensure post holiday progress.
Keith Neville of North Platte argues Norris should seek the Democratic nomination instead of running as an independent. He notes many Republicans share the view and expects Norris to be reelected if he runs. A New York and Kansas City mail order house now accepts relief vouchers as payment, illustrating broader relief voucher use.
The October 23 special session of the Nebraska legislature concluded Monday after four weeks. Lawmakers passed bills addressing relief and old age pensions first considered in the regular session.
Notices recall price cuts at Pearce barber shop and local business deals. Elections, school grades, fraternal orders, Thanksgiving services, balloon feats, and community events in Gage County reflect life from four decades prior.
The article outlines a Supreme Court declaration on a constitutional issue and a re enacted one cent gasoline tax to fund a social security program. Provisions include old age pensions 6 to 30 dollars monthly for eligible seniors and 15 dollars for visually impaired individuals, with residence and income tests. It also mentions a 2 per year head tax for 21 to 65 year olds and tax payment plans for delinquent real and personal taxes through 1936, plus a note on alcohol tax exemptions and unclear emergency measures.
Publisher Frank B. Cox of the Douglas County Gazette in Douglas Nebraska prints a cheeky notice urging residents who have died moved eloped ill sold out shot hogs born babies drunk gypped fought broken a leg had a party caught cold robbed married bought a car visiting broken arm courting divorced arrested stolen or had any operation to contact a Gazette representative.
A 40 pound scrap iron piece hoarded in a Jewel City Kansas blacksmith shop proved to be a loaded bomb after the owner and his assistant pried off a top and nearly heated the 34 inch cylinder in the forge. Clyde Republican.
Geo Rahman and his sister Mrs Casper visited relatives at Beat Vice on Sunday evening.
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