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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
4
Recognition Fades After Death and Loyalty to Paymaster
A reflection on how true greatness is often unrecognized in life and how loyalty to a benefactor who pays a worker sustains employment. the saying contrasts posthumous acclaim with enduring job security tied to the patron.
Consumers loosen purse strings but knot remains tied
Consumers show some easing in spending though overall finances keep a tight grip. Analysts note cautious optimism as retail activity improves marginally while wages and inflation continue to influence purchase decisions.
Homegrown merit echoes in a town’s character
A compact reflection notes that finds in a person’s local pride a mirrored virtue within the individual. The aphorism suggests that discovery of good in one’s town reveals parallel goodness in the finder.
Neighborly Advice on Reputation and Gossip
Do not knock your neighbor if you want him to speak well of you. The saying warns that he may be a better knocker than you, implying caution in criticizing others to protect your own standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
United States of America
Man-made laws reflect flaws of their makers
A concise reflection notes that legal systems mirror the imperfections of those who craft them, suggesting laws cannot exceed the character of their authors. The statement emphasizes accountability and the imperfect nature of governance.
Winters Grow Mild Yet Mood Remains Stark
The remark notes winters are milder while the speaker’s mood darkens. It reflects a weather belief paired with persistent personal grimness and a resigned tone.
State sheriff successor named as Endres departs in February
Fred Benton has been named to succeed M L Endres as state sheriff when Endres resigns in February. George W Woods will retire February 1 as chief assistant to Luikart to join First National Bank at Council Bluffs. Merle N Foster will take Woods place with the same $3 500 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Benton
Dawson County
M.L. Endres
George W. Woods
Luikart
First National Bank
Council Bluffs
Merle N. Foster
Woods
American Tourists May Balance Bills by Paris Vacations
The note suggests Americans could offset deficits with trips to Paris as a way to handle outstanding payments. It implies spending abroad to reduce liabilities, reflecting traveler debt ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
General Carlin Order on Spotted Tail During Indian War
The record notes a famous 19th century directive attributed to General Carlin in response to Native American hostilities, stating if Spotted Tail lowers the American flag he should be shot on sight. The phrasing reflects harsh measures used against resisting tribes in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Tai
Editor Publishes Obituary for Distant Resident
A local editor was asked to publish the obituary of a person living in another state noting that friends nearby would be glad to hear of the death. The unnamed individual had connections in the local area.
Board to deny $130000 women’s dormitory plan at Kearney
Local opposition grows as the Kearney State Teachers college faces denial of a proposed dormitory costing 130000 dollars. Citizens argue the current dormitory is only half full and object to further expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Kearney State Teachers College
Kearney
Jefferson County Wheat Reduction Plan Seen as Mild
It is said that one half cent per bushel will pay the expense of the wheat reduction business in this county, while it has cost as much as two cents per bushel in some other counties. From that point of view the Jefferson county plan was not so bad, even though there were some objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Meeting on Farm Credit Administration Program in Beatrice
A meeting to discuss forming a Production Credit Association for farmers in Gage Jefferson Johnson Nemaha Pawnee Richardson and Thayer counties will be held February 2 1934 at 10 00 AM in the Y W C A Beatrice Nebraska A representative from Production Credit Corporation of Omaha will conduct the meeting per a notice to W C Andreas local agricultural official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Jefferson
Johnson
Nemaha
Pawnee
Richardson
Thayer
Beatrice
Nebraska
Production Credit’ Corporation of
Omaha
W.C. Andreas
When Politics Takes Command In Public Business
The piece argues that government running business leads to red tape favoritism and inefficiency. Public executives lack financial stakes so graft risks arise while deficits are funded by the treasury. Private and public sectors diverge in accountability and realistic operation methods.
Metcalfe Files for Nebraska Governor Nomination
Theodore W. Metcalfe former Lieutenant Governor announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Nebraska. A native Nebraskan, 39, long-time Lincoln resident, University of Nebraska College of Law graduate, now in Omaha real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore, W
Ted) ‘ Metcalfe
Nebraska
Mgr. Metcalfe
Wisdom From Harbine on Voting and the Chicken
The column argues a citizen should vote for the best candidate rather than strictly following party lines. It notes many candidates are unknown and urges crossing over to support the more qualified person, linking the idea to the joke about a chicken crossing the road.
Government talk on Mussel Shoals bill and brass tacks
A speaker discusses government approach to policy, noting skepticism toward recommendations and referencing Senator Norris and the Mussel Shoals bill. He jokes about salary, satisfaction, and the phrase down to brass tacks as times remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norris
Mussle Shoals
Bill Thru
Necessary Menace in the Modern Era
A reflective column critiques political bravado and public courage while condemning reckless driving. It contrasts accountability for politicians, clergy, and citizens with the lax handling of automobile killers, arguing lynchings expose law gaps and that cars are a modern necessity yet a deadly menace on some roads.
Swallowed the Whale in a Local Sermon Tale
An old lady questions the preacher’s Bible tale about Jonah. A boy defends the preacher, insisting the story was told true and adding a humorous boast that the speaker is hell for fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas
Price swings show demand drives horse market
The speaker notes that past decline in horse demand led to a price drop and that current shortages push prices upward. He argues shortages and demand create the market and that supplying the new demand for good horses will take time.
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