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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
4
The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce notes a post office matter at Diller Nebraska. The text references an option to advance and mentions figures like 31.60 76 and De Suteres, with unclear context.
The piece laments a broad economic downturn with stocks losing value, receivership of corporations, and a shrinking tax intake. It notes rich people near bankruptcy, Uncle Sam facing a multibillion dollar deficit, and a general sense of shared hardship without partiality.
The piece argues that not only Congress but state county and municipal governments breed waste and graft. It urges voters to demand cuts in expenses and a political housecleaning to end overpriced jobs and contracts funded by taxpayers.
Citizens of Riverton Wyoming decline to accept one of the post offices proposed by Congress. The Riverton declination is in the interest of economy and is highly commendable.
The record notes a claim that government has money to throw away with a $70,000 post outline and mentions towns with several hen houses priced around $10,000 each. The wording is unclear but highlights potential misallocation and local construction costs.
A brief exhortation urging citizens to trust national institutions and uphold democratic values to sustain national unity and confidence.
The article argues that a live community relies on local spending to sustain conveniences and family life. It questions whether residents continually support local businesses or undermine them by buying more expensive items elsewhere.
Norton describes the 1932 Revenue Act signed by President Hoover on June 6 to balance the budget by raising about 1.12 billion dollars. The piece notes opposition over new taxes including checks stamps, postage, energy sales, gasoline, and lumber tariffs, and mentions figures like Majority Leader Rainey and Acting Chairman Crisp. It also covers conference committees, potential Wagner and Garner Rainey measures, farm relief bills, the Farm Board’s price plans, and debates on veterans benefits, alongside criticism of aliens and lobbying by financial interests.
A nude cult has emerged in the Catskills foothills where members dress as they wish or go unclothed. The piece notes the scene in a staid New York setting and suggests participants may be financially strained, seeking thrill amid hard times.
The nation debates General Charles G. Dawes retirement from the Reconstruction Finance Corp. He says the agency runs smoothly and he wants to return to banking in Chicago. Some wonder if management tensions caused the move and expect future political roles.
The article argues congress is finally acting to avoid further procrastination. Constituents demand budget balance and lifted mood measures, urging swift action so industry can resume, albeit at a reduced scale, once the economic tide shifts.
Creditors of Miami Eaton deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska county court before October 1 1932 for examination and allowance. The administrator will meet the county judge October 3 1932 at 9 00 AM. Three months are allowed for claims from June 30 1932, otherwise barred by law. Denney and Denney represent the estate. E R Bee County Judge seals the notice.
Nebraska Jefferson County notice that Henry Wiemers and Alpha Wiemers petition for administration of Seede Wiemers estate to Raney Wiemers and Alpha Wiemers. Hearing set for June 25, 1982 at 9:00 AM in Fairbury County Court. Publication in Diller Record for three weeks prior. Denney & Denney, attorneys.
In the matter of the estate of Tiffigs F Blauser deceased Hazel Blauser petitions for administration to Glenn Blauser as administrator A hearing is ordered for June 28 1932 at 9 AM at the county court in Fairbury to show cause why the petition should be granted Notice of the petition and hearing to all interested parties by publication in the Dill newspaper prior to the hearing. County Judge E B Bee signs the order.
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