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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
3
An advertisement encourages readers to read a Grape Nuts column to learn how to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win prizes. A separate note describes 345 trees of 91 varieties planted on the White House lawn, transplanted from across the United States with several planted by Presidents.
Nebraska State Government reports being debt free with a July 1935 general fund surplus of 1013.02 dollars. Governor Cochran and Treasurer Hall tout improved finances, noting past debts and the reduced overall indebtedness of counties and the state.
Lincoln notes consider action for a special Capitol repair fund of $20,000 while a $10,000 contingency exists in the regular budget. Governor Cochran plans to limit the extra session to federal pension requirements and urgent emergencies. WPA grants totaling $1,230,681 fund armories in 18 cities and other county projects, with local sponsors pledging $167,954 across two lists. Selection of projects will occur later.
James W. Stobaugh of Missouri writes to a Kansas City newspaper warning reckless drivers. He complains his new car has wear on its shine and urges drivers to keep proper distance or risk damage to windows and property. His misspelled, frustrated notice ends with warnings about nervous strain.
In Siam, twelve specialists once beheading criminals now confront a status shift as shooting becomes the sole legal method of capital punishment. The group searches for new employment as public policy changes.
Describes a gum dipped cord tire body bonded to a thick tread with 54 percent more tough rubber. The design includes cross bars and deep grooves for self giving traction and long wear while preventing tread bump on paved roads. The construction creates a wider flatter tread with hi shoulders and tougher rubber as a single inseparable unit.
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