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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
The Fairbury Alfalfa Mill emphasizes rigorous laboratory and field testing of their Sur-Gain F feeds before market release, promising exact proportions and positive results. The firm touts meticulous manufacturing accuracy, courteous service, and nationwide distribution to ensure poultry and stock rations contain the right building, beef, or milk producing elements.
The Messenger firm opens to the public with top metropolitan service and expert staff led by manager Mr Messenger. Prominent local businessmen in charge promise dependable service and valuable information for motorists, reflecting their booster stance for the home city and leading regional position.
The article highlights Robinson's Dairy as surpassing others in cleanliness and safety. It notes modern scientific equipment and expert staff, uses milk from healthy cows after thorough testing, and offers attentive service to bottle fed babies and mothers.
The Golden Rule B. K. Co. emphasizes an up-to-date one roof store offering a complete stock and broad department coverage. Management prides itself on meticulous service, fair prices aligned with market conditions, and aims for continued community support and growing success.
Fairbury Windmill Co. is a growing local business with trained personnel and modern equipment. The company is led by directed local development minded men and is recognized for high quality products and reliable service in the trade.
J A Marthis markets promote strict cleanliness and up to date food handling. The Fairbury location offers a full line of staple and fancy groceries and is noted for fair treatment of customers and growing business.
Norton reports that after a long dispute the conference committee reconciled the House and Senate on reducing Army officers. The War Department bill totals 396,078,513, saving 47,310,507 annually. The measure includes 300,000,000 for direct relief, 1,500,000,000 for Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, and 224,000 for approved public use. President expected to sign despite calls for publicity of all future s. House votes split 221 to 89.
The writer notes a likely adjournment date if the bank bill agreement is reached and says this will be the writer's final newsletter for the present session of Congress. He mentions resuming weekly letters in December after recovery and expresses gratitude for the opportunity and benefit from the service.
A farmer criticizes both major parties and questions farm organizations for not leading. The piece urges unity among farmers to leverage votes and pressure politicians, arguing leaders in farm groups have become complacent and ineffective while farmers suffer.
The writer questions how bootleggers and beer barons would live if the 18th Amendment were repealed. They warn that widespread unemployment could rise to tens of millions, triggering calls for government relief and influencing congressional action.
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