Postal note from Diller Nebraska enters second class
A scanned postal line notes the item was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
4
A scanned postal line notes the item was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mail as second class matter.
Local Eleanor Filley attends University at Lincoln and will return Sunday for the weekend. Soon the good old summer time and the plan to escape the heat are noted.
Richard Mayborn, attached to the State University at Lincoln, spent Easter Sunday with his home folks in the area.
Hubert Filley, a student at Peru, came home Thursday for the weekend and will return Sunday evening.
J A Cully and daughter Grayce of Beatrice spent Sunday in Diller with their son and brother C H Cully and family.
The note warns that while seed loans from the government assist farmers, the looming repayment could be burdensome if market prices remain negative. It emphasizes financial risk tied to price downturns and government support timing.
Mr and Mrs V A Raymond and Donna Jane of Lincoln spent a few hours with Diller relatives. They were accompanied back to Lincoln by a relative who had been visiting in Diller.
Miss Marguerite Green, a Fremont teacher, spent part of her spring vacation visiting relatives and attended the Junior class play where her sister Boonie acted in the production.
Sunday visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael included Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hitt and family of Odell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Specht of Steele City, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Specht and Floyd, Robert, and Lloyd Cerinichaal of Stella.
Mrs. Carrie Green and daughter Bonnie along with Mr. Andreas Green and children were Easter Sunday visitors to Lincoln relatives. They also called on Bobbie Green at the state Orthopedic Hospital and report him receiving some benefit from treatment.
The piece notes millions unemployed and families in want while highlighting that the wealthiest individuals and large corporations have lost vast sums. It argues losses reached five to ten million dollars for major entities yet operations continued to avoid deeper collapse, with taxes and broader income concerns pressing down.
Worton's Washington Letter reports the House 223 to 153 vote to remove the proposed sales tax from the Revenue Measure after two weeks of debate. It covers revenue aims, opposition claims, and related budget balancing efforts, plus Senate actions on appropriations and forecasts from Wheat Advisory and other federal bodies.
Chester business leader W A Fellers filed for the Republican nomination after appeals from local citizens. His known ties to farmers and rural knowledge are cited as assets for representing the district during challenging times. England reports nearly two million people drawing a dollar a day in aid.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notices a petition by S C Moser administrator for final settlement and distribution of the estate of Carl E Franzen filed March 29 1932. A hearing is set for April 28 1932 at 9 o clock A M in the county court at Fairbury with published notice in the Diller Record for three weeks prior. Denney Denney Attorneys for Estate E R Bee County Judge seal.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notices a probate matter in the estate of Laura B. Diller deceased. J Smi Diller as administrator petitions for final settlement and distribution of residue filed March 26, 1932. Hearing set April 27, 1982 at 9:00 AM in county court for interested parties to attend.
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