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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
4
At the Diller Nebraska post office a transmission entry records sending a message via a second class matter service through the mails. The brief note notes the handling of a communications item.
The writer remarks that theft targets improve as faster cars are built and mocks outdated thinkers who limit roadsters to two people. He notes urban children may be taught unusual history crediting a pineapple for starting trouble instead of the ocean.
A mail carrier in McPherson discovers a dozen eggs with a note and six letters tied to postage. The find suggests a missing or misrouted mail incident prompting investigation by local postal workers.
April described as the flower month with references to primrose and showers. The textPlayful remarks link time to seasons and Easter. It mentions dates in 1931 and 1981 with scattered phrases about months, days, and birthstones.
A pastor opens with a line about lawlessness and disobedience to parents. He notes the saying predates modern days, tracing it to an inscription in ancient Assyria centuries before Abraham. The pastor uses the ancient quote to reflect on pessimism about the future of the race.
Jefferson County honors and naming rules shaped towns as settlers moved in. Names reflect origins, Civil War leaders, and notable locals, with entries like Daykin, Diller, Endicott, Fairbury, Gladstone, Harbine, Helvey, Jansen, Peterson, Reynolds, Steele City, and Thompson showing varied inspirations and founders.
A talking snake learns from Mr Box Tortoise how the reptile hides head and legs inside a hinged shell. The tortoise explains the joke of his name and demonstrates his security box defense as danger nears.
Creditors of the estate of Riennelt Senior deceased will meet the executor before the County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the court room on July 15 1931 at 9 oclock A M to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed from April 14 1931 for filing claims. those not filed by July 14 1931 are barred. By order of the court dated July 14 1931. R Bee County Judge. Heasty Barnes Rain Attys for Estate.
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