Unsigned Classified Notice Mentions Post Office Release
A fragmentary item references a posting at a post office and advance seating for two peers. The text includes entry terms and a note about the second class mailing status.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
4
A fragmentary item references a posting at a post office and advance seating for two peers. The text includes entry terms and a note about the second class mailing status.
A white elephant analogy frames the price-raising policy, arguing it boosts commodity prices without broad wage gains. It warns of reduced purchasing power, consumer hardship, and uneven profits as government action fails to evenly protect prices and incomes across workers and businesses.
The piece argues patience in recovery, noting hurried actions weaken strength. It warns against rapid, ill advised measures and calls for careful use of Congress empowered funds. It urges a sane, planned approach for lasting results rather than scattered spending.
A reflective message urges patience and belief in young athletes. The note emphasizes steady effort and self confidence as essential to long term victory, encouraging perseverance through challenges and steady progress toward goals.
Editorial notes a broad upturn in business led by market growth and rising wheat prices. It credits dollar inflation reduction in unemployment, renewed confidence, and farm income prospects, while warning about racketeering and high costs for the forgotten man and lingering tax risks. France remains strong despite London talks.
Modern people smile at the notion of an old timer, yet these veterans were the ones who could restrain gangsters and racketeers through experience and authority.
A fragmented report notes workers wearing identification badges to deter kidnapping and ensure identity verification. It mentions overtime and security practices in an unspecified Prosperity context.
Wealthy fashion icons are offloading sponsorships for soap cosmetics and other goods to cope with hard times. The move signals tighter budgets and shifting consumer expectations among high profile tastemakers.
The article argues that governments ignore kidnappings of the rich while chasing the wealthy with harsh penalties, noting executive and legislative lethargy. Washington plans a campaign to stop bold captors as newspapers flood with hysteria over millionaire victims.
An analysis of the American credit system describes how farmers manufacturers merchants and homeowners relied on banks to extend loans and support securities. It details deposits loans to real estate and industry and how collective confidence held the system together through peaceful times.
Two Kitchener Ontario men visiting Buffalo were searched on return for cigarettes. A customs officer asked if they had any, the pair initially denied possession but one finally admitted to having cigarettes. Police report unclear charges as the men face possible action.
The Bonham theatre lists a week of film and acts featuring International House stars Peggy Joyce W C Fields Rudy Vallee Stuart Erwin George Burns Gracie Allen with others. Cartoon News Web Aug 2 Bette Davis Ex Lady with Gene Raymond Langdon Comedy Novelty News Aug 3 4 Bondage with Dorothy Jordan Sport Reel Comedy News Aug 5 Douglas Fairbanks Jr The Life of Jimmy Dolan with Fifi Dorsay plus Cartoon Serial News.
Creditors of Charlee H Wright deceased must present claims for examination and allowance to the executrix before County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county courthouse by November 6, 1938. Three months allowed from August 12, 1983. failures barred. Dated July 14, 1983.
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