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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
4
Postal record shows entry at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter. The entry indicates official handling and classification for mailing purposes.
Local notices reveal advertising rates for pie shop listings with charges calculated at 8 cents per line per insertion across 91 days. The quirky rate summary shows pricing details and duration for upcoming insertions.
A Christmas message urges gratitude and public generosity after four years of economic hardship. It reflects on faith in public servants, the value of life over material gifts, and the duty to help those without feast or toys. The piece links Christmas giving to the Nazarene's sacrifice and calls for generous charity.
A heartfelt broadcast wishes a sincere Christmas to soldiers who fought for the country and lost part of their compensation. The message honors their service and the sacrifices made while noting government reductions in pay.
The passage laments veterans returning maimed and treated as parasites, contrasting profiteers with loyal soldiers. It offers sympathy and a pledge that not all citizens condemn them, wishing joy this Christmas to those maimed and pilloried for their sacrifices.
A reflection on the hollow use of Merry Christmas as a perfunctory custom. The author laments drifting minds during holiday greetings and calls for a sincere, year round Christmas spirit beyond one day.
Nebraska officials clarify that land removed from corn under the corn hog reduction contract may be sowed to alfalfa or clover and rest in summer fallow. Farmers may also use weed control methods on patches while benefit payments help finance these practices.
The article urges every property owner to complete necessary repairs and improvements soon, whether they plan to undertake them themselves or seek help. It emphasizes immediate action to address pressing conditions and prevent further decline.
The proposal argues it would cost less now than later and put millions to work creating a market for vast materials, but warns delay by any agent could lead to inaction as usual.
A reflective report notes that promises of easy money lure locals yet skepticism grows as ventures falter. Residents weigh risk and seek stability amid uncertain schemes and fading hype.
A brief note expresses hope that the year 1934 will see more marriages than divorces, reflecting optimistic social trends.
A playful note says we wish even our enemies a Merry Christmas while asserting we and our friends hold the best of it during the season.
The Buy Now effort is seen as highly promising but hampered by the opposing demand to Pay Now. Supporters argue for immediate payment to unlock benefits while critics cite cash flow concerns and potential consumer pushback.
A local classified item promotes repairs into curtains and harness at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop located corner north of Bonham Theatre. It advises customers to bring shoes for repairs and specifies the shop’s position in town.
Advice urges parents to channel a restless child’s intellect into constructive outlets. It suggests that a boy with brains deserves guidance to become a productive man, stressing proper cultivation over punishment.
A fine piano and a player piano in first class condition returned for nonpayment will be sold for the balance due. Easy payments possible. For full information call or write Sam Horner Music Store 711 Court St Beatrice.
Notice in county court announces a petition to appoint S. C. Hutchinson as administrator of an estate. The hearing is set for January 12, 1934 at 9 o'clock A M. County Judge Bee, with Arthur J. Denney as attorney for the estate.
Sheriff Emil Ackman announces a public auction of real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. The sale, ordered by the Jefferson County District Court, features property in Diller part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 26 Township 2N Range 4E. The auction is January 22, 1934 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury courthouse. Executors J Smith Diller and Lillie M Colman represent the estate of Andrew H Colman. Forest F Hartzel is the defendant. Attorney John C Hartigan represents the plaintiffs.
Sheriff to sell at public auction the south half of the southwest quarter of section 25 township 2 north range 4 east in Jefferson County Nebraska. Executors claim to estates of Andrew Colman. Sale set for January 22 1934 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Court House Fairbury. Cash bid required. Describes fractional exceptions and parcels along section lines and railroad track alignment.
Anne Harding and William Powell star in Double Harness while Randolph Scott and Judith Allen headline The Thundering Herd in another western. Comedy serials and novelty news accompany the program in a varied bill.
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