30 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
1
Judge Clark's Justice Court held its first session since last month and sent a neighboring town youth to court after unruly conduct at a dance. The accused pleaded guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace, was fined 500 dollars plus costs, and given 30 days to pay. It was noted the youth was not an habitual offender and reported to have taken a bootleg drink.
The speaker notes Diller owns no bonded debt or outstanding obligations for water works electric light cement walks or streets and that the city keeps a municipal band and the No 70 school district also has no debt. He warns against potential reconstruction loans from Uncle Sam.
The Daily Sun reports a clean up of punch boards and slot machines in business houses. Police chief Acton warns arrests and seizure of gambling devices to stop this violation and allow court action with heavy penalties.
The Plymouth News labels Wilbur as the wettest spot in Nebraska after a recent election where only one vote of 494 opposed repeat. The piece notes the unusual result occurred in the second ward.
The annual bazaar and supper of the Methodist Aid Society will be held on Saturday December 8. A variety booth will accept donations. Plan to enjoy an evening meal at the church on December 8.
After years of focus on paved surfaces the discussion shifts to vehicles best handling mud roads. Enthusiasts debate traction capabilities, ground clearance, and durability as rural drivers seek reliable performance in soft, rural terrain.
Readers are invited to submit items privately to the reporter for possible publication. The writer notes the journalist may prefer not to reveal sources and hints at the challenge of securing regular reporting. Fern is described as adept at uncovering information while setting type.
Scott Miller narrowly escaped with his mail car after a blaze erupted when a culvert mishap sparked gasoline. The rear glass shattered as flames fed from the manifold, but the mail was recovered and Miller avoided injury aside from a cold. Ralph Long completed the delivery, and Miller planned a trade saying the engine is fine.
Mrs. J T Carmichael, 72, longtime St Francis resident, died Nov 17 1934 after a brief illness. Funeral services were at the Methodist church in St Francis with interment in the local cemetery. She was married Sept 4 1893 in Indiana to Joe T Carmichael. five sons survive in St Francis.
A local inquiry tallies 34 residents moved from Harbine in 90 days, including eight in the Henrichs family to Fairbury six in Harry Patton’s group to Lincoln and other families to Beatrice Lincoln and Jansen. A highway sign shows Harbine’s population at 106, implying about 32 percent relocation, though some may have moved in as others left.
The federal relief administration ends the 30 cent an hour minimum plan and shifts wage setting to local communities. Local committees representing labor, business and administrations will determine wages, with the aim of better fitting each area and boosting relief rolls.
A screen door and Sisalkraft make a fine storm door at very little cost with glass cloth available at a reasonable price. Phone 163:02
A summary of tentative plans for the 1985 corn hog program outlines continuities from 1934, including organizational structure and base periods. It notes benefit payments of 35 cents per bushel for corn and 15 dollars per hog, partial payments on contract signing, and timelines for remaining funds while detailing production, loan options, and signing rules.
The article explains intestate succession in Nebraska, detailing how a deceased man’s estate would descend under various cases. It emphasizes the need to make a will to control distribution to wife, children, parents, or kin, depending on existing relations.
The report, canvassed by the state board, notes 578 764 total votes the highest in state history with governor receiving 558 794 and senator 553 255 votes. Repeal of the prohibition amendment led with 328 074, while state superintendent Taylor had 322 900 votes. Roy Cochran and Burke won their races by 17 388 and 68 832 respectively amid many nonvoters on various questions.
Beatrice area traffic survey by Walter Fisher for Burlington R R counted 1009 automobiles 145 trucks and various light vehicles over the No 77 viaduct from 6 am to 6 pm last Friday. Pedestrians included 145 children and 45 adults.
Southeast Jefferson county residents know Diller High School by its D H S insignia while Daykin School in the northwest also uses the same letters on banners. The note mentions a Desh egrg t in Thayer county and a local mix up of the initials.
NRA News highlights include a 35 percent rise in National Cash Register Co. business for ten months, a 5.7 percent increase in life insurance October production, and an anticipated 2.8 million auto output this year. Also noted are Pullman profits, Polk auto registrations, Christmas Club distributions totaling 370 million, and a rise in consumer spending in October.
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