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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1932
Page
8
Mrs. L. M. Cavett supervises Sunday School at 10 A M. Services follow with guest speakers if no pastor. Missionary meeting during Sunday School added seven cradle roll names. next Sunday to feature special music. Dorcas class met in church basement. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Robertson's home yesterday.
Rev Robert A Helms pastor and W A Snyder superintendent announce Sunday School at 10 oclock with preaching morning and evening. The missionary society meets Friday afternoon April 15 at Mrs A A Eicks. Supt W H Plager notes Sunday School at 9 30 oclock.
The Diller Public School reports window garden planting during a nature study and perfect spelling awards for grades one and two. Joyful moves include Merrell Sues leaving for Hiawatha and several students earning merit and progress pins. High School notes cover senior trainers, calendars, events, and performances with district competitions in York, Nebraska.
A short reflective poem urges kindness and the belief that good exists in everyone. The document then notes the County 7th and 8th grade examinations set for April 14–15 at the Diller School with a schedule listing arithmetic grammar history civics spelling writing geography agriculture reading English composition physiology bookkeeping and drawing. teachers will also take exams on April 16 in the assembly room.
A brief committee note from March 31, 1932 in Fairbury urges cutting government expenses rather than shifting tax sources, signaling a stance by local government on fiscal policy.
A set of platform proposals urges a graduated income tax and luxury tax tied to property tax, reshapes gas taxation, tightens delinquent tax collection for licenses, and shifts real estate valuation cycles to 1983 and every two years thereafter. It also calls to reset salaries to prewar levels and to abolish bureaus and commissions whose usefulness has ceased.
A county initiative calls for reduced expenses and streamlined operations. Proposals include limiting phones, appointing a purchasing agent, scrutinizing bills, lowering farm valuations 25 percent, cutting road fund levies, and expanding a county commissary to aid the needy.
A planning note invites attendance at an April 16 meeting at 2:00 in the school yard at Fairbury to discuss a feature event. The fragment outlines location and time but lacks additional details.
A resolution urges the Jefferson County Red Cross to approve flour from 40 million bushels of wheat bought by the Federal Farm Board. It argues faster consumption reduces storage costs and price depression, requesting county officials to press the Red Cross to supply flour for the hungry and ease county tax burden.
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