Postal notice from poet post office
Fragmentary OCR notes an entry at the post office in Dilter Neve about transmission by mail as second class matter. No clear names, dates, or locations other than generic postal terms are readable.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes an entry at the post office in Dilter Neve about transmission by mail as second class matter. No clear names, dates, or locations other than generic postal terms are readable.
A booklet outlines ten American Farm Bureau Federation planks. They push sound production, farmer control of sales, parity in purchasing, rural development, farmer representation, open markets, private ownership with fair rewards, and group action for a strong independent agriculture sector.
A scrambled 19th century style clipping critiques Senator Norrie and Atlantic City Union editors. It discusses power elevation, economic questions, and electric rates, mentioning ten million Americans affected and urging resolution of social and economic issues.
Ailing crew receives fragile support as roses are sent to boost morale amid unclear circumstances in Nicaragua. Local sources note limited details on who sent them or the intended recipients.
Columbia City Indiana honored Colonel Augustin de la Balme sixty years after his death with a monument on the Detroit massacre site. The Frenchman led 108 French Canadians and some Indians toward Detroit in 1779, was met by a Miami village raid, and his force was slain.
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