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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1932

Page

8

Diller Public Schools Holiday Plays and Basketball Update

The juniors will present All On Account of Polly instead of the Collier show. Diller hosts two Steele City games, both ending in ties and extras, with injuries and drills noted. The Christmas program is set for December 16, and a traveling library arrives as cold weather hits the district.

Polly Collier’s Collier Steele City Boys Steele City Diller Selsiers Verl Green Plymouth Diller Boys Green Diller School Cavett Social Welfare Committee Santa Claus Wilma Thompson Betty Hurst Bonnie Thompson Darrel Beckwith Norma Green Julia Diller Virgil Fasnacht Richard Miller Lloyd Lamb Leila Broadstone Dwaine Clark

Jupiter Steals Meteor Show From Leonid Display

The Leonid meteor shower, famed for its 1833 peak and 1866 returns, failed to appear in 33 years as Jupiter's gravity diverted the swarm. Scientists suspect the planet has altered the meteors path, making a return unlikely while it remains 1,300 times Earth's size.

Jupiter Earth Leo

I Am the Farmer Wright County Journal Press

More gold is being taken from the earth this year as many unemployed seek gold fields to wrest a living from mother earth. The farmer notes his critical role in America's prosperity and defense, declaring agriculture the backbone of civilization and daily life.

America Earth

Confederate seal replica in Texas linked to Washington on horseback

A bronze replica of a Confederate states seal, six inches across, owned by W L McCarty of McAllen Texas, shows George Washington on horseback at the center with a surrounding wreath. The original seal disappeared when Richmond was evacuated in 1865 and has never been found.

Confederate States of America Posssson W L. McCarty McAlien Tex George Washington Southern Farm Richmond

The Sales Tax Debate and Hidden Costs

A critic argues that a sales tax falls on the consumer, not manufacturers, calling the claim that producers absorb it a lie. He labels the proponent as a goat for blaming others and outlines how tax burden shifts to shoppers.

War costs drain a people more than it hardens them

An editorial remark notes that Germans overestimated war’s moral uplift while modern conflict strains a nation financially through food and living expenses. It suggests that hardship, not glory, tests a people.

Fragmentary Verse Snippet Hints Earthly Speed Wonder

A fragile line hints at speed and wonder with phrases about earth and sound. The fragment suggests a poetic musing on motion and perception.

Electric bridge table ships with bid indicator feature

Report mentions an electric bridge table now on the market that shuffles beats cards and indicates which player has the bid. The item adds a level of automation to gameplay while avoiding other features.

Nation's lawmakers seen as hard workers at ABA meeting

Robert V. Fleming of Riggs National Bank told the American Bankers Association convention that Congress operates mainly in committee rooms where the 24 Senate and 46 House standing committees shape most laws. He noted about 20,000 bills are introduced annually and that lawmakers spend long hours, with committees holding hearings and gathering executive input to influence legislation.

Robert V. Fleming Riggs National Bank Washington, D C American Bankers Association Fleming Congress Senate House

A Country Editor Examines Banking Woes and Safety

The editor argues real estate and stocks have fallen with no dividends, while many banks closed or weathered the storm. He asserts solvent banks are reopening and promises at least 50 percent recovery for insured deposits. He praises savings accounts as safer than stocks and notes tax and income issues in Ohio banks.

Norwalk Olja Hierard Dca Is. Ds Aes Agia Ohio

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Diller Public Schools Steele Cliy Roehrkasse H. S Enoch Arden Horatius Marcus Pereius Cato Ruth Lukes Miles Standish Long Felow Whittier Laurice Diller Dorothy Hilder Scott Miller Betty Thompson Serenus Viers Herbert Gruen Chicago Fornetus Matthews Mary B. Hays Manhattan Kan Europe Eumigut Blue Valley Credit Association Gage and Jefferson County Nebr H. R. Royle Beatrice, Nebr Court St. Office Gage County
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