Advertising Rates Revealed for Local Business
Rates set at 1.60 dollars for 76 advertising. applications welcome. Local notices show charges at 5 cents per line per insertion with a 21 day minimum.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
Bennett divorce follows hog disinfectant incident
Mrs Ann Bennett of St. Louis obtained a divorce after her husband sprayed her with hog disinfectant. Helena Montana has suffered more than 400 earthquakes causing about 2 500 000 in property damage. Navy Day is set for Monday October 28 to promote understanding of the nation’s defense.
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Ann Bennett
St. Louis
Helena
Montana
Norris Won't Seek Re election as Senator
The Omaha World Herald states Senator Geo W Norris will not run again. Republicans have not backed Norris for some time but the only way to halt a man is for him to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World- Herald
Geo. W. Norris
Mr. Norris
What is peace and what is war in daily papers
The reader notes the conflicting war coverage in newspapers with headlines claiming peace while other reports list ongoing conflicts. It highlights Mussolini's expansion in Ethiopia and casualty tallies, reflecting confusion in public messaging about war and peace.
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Mussolini
Hgilie Selassie
Cartoonist Sidney Smith Killed in Illinois Auto Crash
Sidney Smith, famed author of The Gumps, died Sunday in an automobile collision near Harvard Illinois. The Gumps will be continued by a staff trained by Smith to carry on the comic strip.
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Sidney Smith
Government profits from chain letter craze and unclaimed letters
The government profited in two ways by the chain letter craze of a few months ago which it banned as unlawful. Chain letter senders bought many postage stamps to continue the easy money scheme, and postal authorities report unclaimed letters containing between 3000 and 4000 dollars in dimes and other silver coins will go to the U S Treasury.
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U. S. Treasury
End of the Old Indian Summer Era Pronounced by Mudge
The author recalls the balmy hazy weather once called Indian summer and asks Mr. Wm. Mudge for his view. He declares that the old fashioned Indian summers are unlikely to be seen again, signaling a change in seasonal patterns.
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Wm. Mudge
Beatrice Discusses Senator Callan as Gubernatorial Candidate
Beatrice circles around Senator Callan of Odell as a potential Democratic nominee for governor in April. Observers see Callan as a plausible candidate for the governorship amid talk of possible timing and strategy.
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Beatrice
Callan
Odell
Grehran
Ted
Memories From Forty Years Ago In Diller area
Forty years ago this week events in Diller and nearby include births in the Diller home of H Z Diller's child on October 16 1895. Typho malarial fever illness shares space with business troubles of Folkers Co and a bank takeover. A Ballard barn plans a blacksmith shop and a prairie schooner from Colorado carries a stanza about irrigation and winds. Miss Lulu Hayworth heads to Springfield Illinois to marry Otis Babb. A Steiner school report lists 27 students and attendance. A marriage at Presbyterian church unites William Bell and Ada Bouser with reception at the Bell home and later moves to Washington state.
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Lulu B. Hayworth
the Burnington
Springfield
Ilinois
Otis Babb
Lulu
Thomas County
Kansas
Mrs. Babb
Nevis
Minn
Hayworth
Isaac Saylor
Presbyterian Church
William G. Bell
Ada Bouser
B. F. Lightner
L Jessup
Alexander Bell
James Bell
Diller
Notice of Attorney Filed for Administer Estate Sparks
Chester W. Sparks heir at law files petition in Jefferson County Nebraska County Court to vacate final account in the estate of William N Sparks deceased and appoint an administrator to handle unfinished business Hearing set at the County Judge Office Fairbury on October 31 at 9 a.m. E R Bee County Judge First published October 11 Last published October 25
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Jefferson County
Nebraska
Fairbury
Bee Runs Again for County Judge at April Primaries
In response to many inquiries from friends County Judge E R Bee announces reelection bid at the April primaries. He notes his tenure will be shorter than that of predecessors and signs from Fairbury Nebraska dated October 17 1935.
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E. R. Bee
Fairbury, Nebr
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