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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
2
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A Des Moines ladies club proposes constitutional reforms to seat new Congress and President in December, end the electoral college, and elect the President by the people. They praise efforts to modernize government and curb waste and partisanship. A Republican poll in Central City shows a growing Hoover preference in a local straw vote.
The writer argues that Tammany Hall control in New York City is unsuitable for the national government. They warn that graft exists and should not be extended to federal leadership, calling for cleaner, independent administration free of political manipulation.
The piece urges patriotism in voting ahead of election day November 6. It also notes Nebraska bankers plan rewards of 5000 for dead robbers shot during bank robberies. The garden section advises gardeners to finish harvest cleanup and burn plant refuse to kill pests.
A syndicated columnist argues that all women should continue working well past age sixty, challenging traditional retirement norms and pressing for extended labor participation across society. The piece comments on economic needs and gender roles shaping workforce expectations.
A. E. Cummings of Tobias recalls a joke where a Swede praises Hoover and Al Smith as good men in his view. When asked who has the best show the Swede deflects and mentions Ringling Brothers as a possible favorite.
Voters are urged to support at the election on November 6 with polls from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The notice emphasizes the importance of voting.
Louis J. Nutzman announces candidacy for County Judge on the non political ticket. The election is set for November 6 1928 and is governed by voters of Jefferson County.
First publication October 6 last publication October 19 petition for administration to Waggoner denied unless cause shown. Hearing set October 26 1928 at 9 o clock A M in County Court Fairbury for interested parties to appear and contest. Notice to be published in Diller Record for three weeks. Denney and Denney attorneys for estate. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
Lincoln November 4 three ballots will be issued to each Nebraska voter at polls on election day November 6 said Secretary of State Franklm. One ballot lists party ticket candidates from president to county and precinct offices. A second ballot covers nonpolitical judicial and educational positions. A third is a small slip proposing a constitutional amendment with yes or no squares.
The U S Department of Agriculture says the scale of a farm should be judged by the value of its output rather than acres. It may be crops, fruit or nuts, dairy cows or hens, or truck crops that determine the size of a farm business.
In New Orleans Mike Stemp aged 56 killed himself by leaving a gas stove open as he feared it would someday cause their deaths. He had warned his wife to keep the stove off and moved his bed away. After an earlier flat denial of danger the next night his wife and two daughters found him dead in a gas filled room.
Kathleen Norris argues in The Sun that many women over forty resist work with excuses to avoid employment. She contends employers actually seek steady, reliable women capable of long term responsibility and initiative in various roles.
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