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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
4
The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce appears as a local Nebraska newspaper item. It includes subscription terms emphasizing one year in advance and six months in advance and notes post office entry in Diller Nebraska as second class matter.
The piece lauds broad American unity behind President Roosevelt amid economic distress. It praises bipartisan and class cooperation, confident actions by the administration, and warns against defeatism while urging continued backing for the recovery program to restore faith and prosperity.
The piece warns of a potential world war sparked by a minor incident in Europe while noting U S. war debt concerns and possible confiscation penalties for hoarding currency. It discusses public anxiety, fiscal measures, and a harsh outlook on global conflict.
Jefferson County firms serve the trade territory with a modern, sanitary market praised for cleanliness. The store offers a wide grocery and meat selection and a fair customer policy, drawing patrons from Fairbury and surrounding areas to inspect stocks and pricing.
A local review praises Laipply Mortuary for its emphasis on genuine service and fair dealings. It notes courteous staff, ready ambulance calls, private parlors, and homelike comfort during arrangements. The firm is commended for handling large funerals with admirable facilities and thorough care for grieving families.
The notice extols a regional 9c to 99c shop offering candy, hundreds of household goods, and significant savings. It praises the store’s economy, courteous staff, and manager Mr. Bailey, urging readers to choose this economical source for daily needs.
Press dispatches say Mr. Hoover shows aging and a white hairline after four years in the White House. He walks with a weary step, yet his mentality remains sound. The toll of office is noted as a burdensome burden on his health and vigor.
The article notes President Roosevelt will rely heavily on air travel, arguing the method saves hours but increases hazards. It questions public enthusiasm and emphasizes the potential risk to the president during efforts to rehabilitate the country.
The report recalls Governor Dern of Utah named secretary of war amid his political rise. Supporters echoed a battle cry about Dern in a now disputed campaign, noting his election and Mormon faith. the article hints at his ongoing influence and SPRINGS context.
A milking shorthorn in Australia named Meiba 15th of Darbalara set a record by yielding 32 522 pounds of milk and 1 614 pounds of butterfat in one year at age seven. After finishing her record she was dried up in April and weighed 2 pounds in June 9.
The Spear Boswell Drug Co advertises a full range of tonics perfumes powders and toilet waters with prompt telephone or mail orders and out of town prescriptions by parcel post. The shop touts fresh fair priced goods and faithful service with a modern soda fountain and a cigar and tobacco counter for customers.
Diversified farming gains support as Rempel Produce Co offers poultry eggs and cream for sale at favorable prices. The firm promises courteous service and no obligation to ask questions while providing up to date market quotations. Manager Mr. Rempel receives praise for guiding the institution to success in the community.
The Fairbury nursery run by C. M. Hobert and Son showcases fruit shade and ornamental trees and shrubs. They are regarded as authorities in nursery business and offer guidance on improving grounds, with Hobert and Hobert Jr. specializing in landscaping for homes and farms. They invite inquiries on what, when, and how to plant.
The speaker argues printers deserve aid while noting government printing office competition denies them relief. The remark frames a broader grievance about support for printers amid public funding.
A letter from a friend recalls leaving a Arkansas small farm and moving to east Texas. He states buying a new farm, leasing to an oil company, and prospering into a sizable house with six rooms. The note describes several rooms for various uses and hints at a humorous or risqué setup involving two lids and washing areas.
They mention using one photo for a dough board and framing Grandpa's picture with the other. The note reflects repurposing cherished family images in practical items and display.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County In the matter of the Estate of George F. Riddle deceased Mollie executrix petitions for final account and distribution. An order is set for hearing March 931st 1983 at 9 o clock in the county court at Fairbury to show cause why the petition should be granted and for notice to all interested parties. County Judge Deterk Denney attorneys for estate.
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