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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1931
Page
2
A fragment from a local post office listing mentions dispatch through second class mail channels at Diller. The garbled text references trapemiasion through the masts, indicating an archival filing or routing note rather than a clear warrant.
Sloan reports House committee warnings on communism as a grave threat with millions linked to Soviet programs. He notes enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment, tariff politics, party maneuvering, Nye committee funding, and a Nebraska farewell trip for a candidate.
Claude Curtice and C T Rice report tampering with their ad sign near Electric Arkansas. The sign read Whiskey for sale Six bits a pint Positively no credit. They warn residents and urge caution against tampering with notices.
Moens engineers unveil new OE to support global war production. The Alto plant demonstrates enhanced engine components boosting efficiency for Allied aircraft and ground vehicles. Executives announce broader deployment in 1944 supply chains.
A packing plant in Neb. provides work for many workers previously laid off. The move enables families to regain income as the plant relocates to full operation and absorbs workers able to support their households.
The article outlines beliefs about Groundhog Day from February 2 predicting winter or early spring based on shadow, notes similar customs in Germany England France and Scandinavia, and mentions Candlemas Day with weather-sign rhymes. It also briefly references a proverb about quitting farming to become a banker.
Balance sheet for Farmers Union Co-Operative Store in Diller Nebraska as of December 31 1930. Exhibit A of W W Wood’s audit report certified exact by Homer Brunk manager.
Public notice in Diller Record announces an order for hearing a petition to distribute the residue of the Estate of Clara Canerman. The hearing is set for January 183 at 9 o'clock A M in Fairbury County Court with notice to interested parties via three weekly insertions. James Judge seal. Attorney Nash Ney etc.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of George M Place deceased. Perley Place petitions to prove the will filed January 26 1931 and prays the instrument be probated and recorded as the last will. Hazel M Place is named executrix. Hearing set February 21 1931 at 9 oclock in County Court with publication in the Diller Record for three weeks prior.
Public notice in Jefferson County Nebraska announces a hearing on the estate of Emma J Place deceased. Perley Place and Hazel Place petition that Emma died intestate around June 21 1921 owning land described as the south half of the northeast quarter section 25 township 2 north range 4 east of the 6th P M. Heirs named include Perley Ira Riley Hazel and Ethel Place with George Place as surviving husband. A decree barring claims is sought and no administration has been filed. County Judge Denney & Denney noted.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County in the matter of the Estate of Herman Peters deceased Howard Peters petitions for Emma Peters to be Administratrix hearing set for February 14 1931 at 9 oclock A M in the County Court at Fairbury Nebraska notice to all interested parties by publication in the Diller Recording newspaper for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing SEAL Atty for Estate
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