Diller Subscription Terms and Church Politics Debate
The Diller Record outlines subscription terms including annual rates paid in advance, posting and open account conditions, and mail removal upon expiration. It then discusses a church political controversy over Al Smith’s alcohol policies, noting divisions on whether churches should engage in politics and urging readers to act according to their beliefs.
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al. Smith
Hickman appeal fight and Hoover effect in 1932 vote
The column attacks a lawyer seeking a Supreme Court appeal for Hickman after a miscarriage of justice claim tied to a Mississippi flood relief vote. It argues the attorney’s hard stance warrants scrutiny, notes Hickman’s potential light sentence, and criticizes Democratic committee members ousted for not backing Al Smith. It links voter sentiment to presidential influence and party loyalty.
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William Hickman
California
Supreme Court
Hickman
Mississippi
Hoover
White House
Smith
Father of Waters
Alabama
al Smith
Farm Lord Hoover Faces Questions On Silly Farming
Mr. Hoover owns a 1300 acre California farm with cotton crops and livestock. Described as a model farm, he is expected to understand farmers’ needs and how to address them.
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Mr. Hoover
California
Songs of Plain Folks She Lives in a Cot
A brief verse portrays a woman living in a small gray cot near a walkway She sits by the window daily and sews repeatedly highlighting humble, tireless domestic life in simple terms
Monkey Rampage Lands in Court After Columbus Home Fallout
A stray monkey named Jimmy wrecked a Columbus home and injured a constable after fleeing from owner E R Burnsides. The animal was recaptured after a legal tussle involving replevin papers and a bond.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jimmy
Scioto River
E. R. Burnsides
Mike Soto
Williams Road
Olentangy Park
Suto
Burnsides
John Guy
Guy
Court of Justice of Peace
Charles Bowers
Bond
H. M. Meeks
Upper Arlington
Meeks
Sato
Announcement for County Judge Ten Skenton on Ne
A local notice announces the county judge race with candidate Ten Skenton on Ne seeking election. The brief item notes the position and calls for voter awareness and participation.
Elmer W. McFarland Seeks State Senate Nomination
Elmer W. McFarland of Ohiowa, a Republican candidate for the Seventeenth District state senate, represents Jefferson Thayer and Fillmore counties. Born October 6, 1861, he built the McFarland store in Ohiona for 38 years and has served on the Ohiowa village board and the board of education.
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Elmer W. McFarland
Ohiowa
Jefferson
Thayer
Fillmore
Mr. McFarland
McFarlands
Nebraska
Thayer County
McFarland
Ohiona
McFarland & Sons
Ohiowa Board of Education
Probate Notice Hearing for Estate of John Scaemee
First published October 5 1928 notice of Petition by Arthur Timm for transfer of estate to Charles Waggoner as administrator to be heard October 26 1928 at 9 AM in the county court at Fairbury. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Denney Denney Attorneys for Estate Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
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John
Arthur Timm
Charles Waggoner
Fairbury
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