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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1931
Page
2
A notice from Diller Nebraska states subscription or transmission terms for mail delivery. It lists one year in advance and six months in advance options. The notice was entered at the post office in Diller for second class matter mail through the malls.
The year begins with cautious optimism for a gradual revival. About 100,000 workers returned to jobs in auto, steel, rail, and related sectors in a week, yet unemployment remains high. Government relief efforts continue as recovery is slow, and leaders warn against overproduction and speculation repeating past crises.
A short exhortation urges sharing compliments to brighten others by repeating kind words. It notes everyone appreciates pleasant remarks and that even small praise can lift spirits while discouraging cruelty.
A 1931 report states 3563 Gold Star mothers visited France after summer. average age seven. Two died and 17 were hospitalized. Government cost averaged 700 dollars per pilgrim, with 5 553 008 dollars appropriated to cover pilgrim expenses. Roughly 3400 have signed up for this year. a third tour may follow in 1932.
A fragment notes that persistent licking may turn the Senate toward the speaker, branding lawmakers as wild jackasses and implying they could be swayed or controlled over time.
Congressman C H Sloan reports a Senate recall trend and a Panama Revolution seen during a New Year visit. He notes U S measures to preserve order, the Panama Canal transformation, and a Nebraska Oklahoma Red Cross appeal amid national political shifts.
Four youths were caught after stealing cigarettes from a store. They attempted to flee when one boy stepped on a sleeping employee, who then identified them and led to their arrest.
A 12 inch mountain beaver climbs low trees or shrubs in moist meadows or along streams and carries cut twigs to its burrow. The animal often throws the branches across its back as it moves.
A short, pointed note praises thrift as a fine male trait while warning it can become excessive. The piece cites prudent spending as admirable but suggests balance is needed to avoid stinginess.
A 1930 poem by Douglas Malloch contrasts wealth with frugal living and savings. It argues true riches lie in modest means, prudent spending, and the dignity of work over debt, highlighting how the poor may embody genuine wealth through restraint and stewardship.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County In the matter of the Estate of Herman Peters deceased Howard Peters petitions for administration to Emma Peters as Administratrix The hearing is set for February 14 1931 at 9 oclock AM in the County Court at Fairbury Notice to interested parties via publication for three weeks prior to the hearing Denney and Denney Attorneys for the Estate E R Bee County Judge
The nine year old Michael, crowned king of Romania, says he is tired of royal duties and longs to play with other children. He tells his father and English tutor that he no longer wants the throne and seeks freedom over pomp and ceremony.
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