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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
5
Includes sale offers for white oats and tea bushel cores, dental ad from F A Roseman and Moon & Son monuments in Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. Mentions farm work delays, rag and waste disposal, and local notes on assessors list after April 1. George Cunningham returns from Muscotah Kansas after winter with relatives.
Farmers at Diller Grain Co LA advertise market focus on buying fat hogs at the highest price. They invite sellers to get their bid first and sell at home, with Andrews as manager.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop at the corner north of Bonham theatre lists reductions on men and ladies soles and heels. Men soles 85c and $1.00. men heels 35c and 50c. ladies soles 60c and 80c. ladies heels 25c and 35c. W F Mathis, proprietor.
The sun's warmth on Tuesday melted much of Monday's snow, leaving little behind. observers noted the mild weather could mark the final snow of the season.
The speech highlights widespread charges of money hoarding with Mr Hoover facing scrutiny. The Diller High School Junior Class presents the play Nothing But The Truth at the opera house next Tuesday evening March 29th.
Shirley Walbridge of Wymore notes she has two grandfathers two grandmothers three great grandmothers one great great grandmother and one great great grandfather but as a leap year baby born February 29 she celebrates a birthday only every four years.
The jagged progress in locating the Lind berg baby continues with minimal updates. Local names include Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael and daughter Ruth visiting Beatrice, while Drifts of community chatter mention Dwight Griswold's gubernatorial campaigning and a Gordon Journal link.
Frank Jppen Tippen former sheriff of Jefferson county died at his home in Brea California after a seven month illness from an abscess on his liver and kidneys He was 62 and lived most of his life in Jefferson county Survived by his wife Marie Criger Tippen three sons one daughter and a stepdaughter He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge and the Baptist church at Fairburys Burial was held at Loma Vista cemetery Fullerton California with the Bera IOOF lodge in charge of services
An early fairbury journal notice recounts Elmer Faris not filing his own petition for County Judge. It notes 850 signers backing him and 350 petitioners, many Fairbury businesspeople and railroad workers, plus numerous women supporters. The letter questions earlier editing errors and frames filing as legal only on the filing day. It ends with uncertainty about Faris gains.
The letter criticizes local records and press omissions while recalling a Nebraska editorial about being thick headed. It appeals for farmer and voter support to rebuke contemptible conduct, mentions chicanery by lawyers, and cites Illinois vigilante actions by McHenry county Legion members. A farmer’s homespun philosophy urges debt payoff and closer neighborly cooperation for a meaningful living.
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