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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
4
An official of a major retail association argues the profit system underpins high American living standards. He contrasts free enterprise with government ownership, asserts unit profits are small relative to prices, and urges workers to defend the retailer’s profit model as essential to liberty and national prosperity.
Local reminiscences recount a 9 pound birth at the Fitzgerald ranch, enlistment drives for Co D in Lincoln, and a Spanish American War troop call. Caretaker changes, new businesses Tincher & Rigdon in the Colman Hotel building, property purchases, divorces, and autos on Main Street are noted alongside community events and arrivals in Diller and Fairbury.
The front page recounts Hill area buildings nearing completion. Mr. and Mrs. J. Price arrived from Arizona and rented rooms from Mr. and Mrs. Harve Pittenger. Mrs. Margaret Albers bought the Eliza Drullinger residence near the school. Supt. Sickey lived there for three years. Colonel J. W. Wright and Caroline Day wed at Fontenelle, planning to move to Powell Wyoming. Alphs Wiemers sought County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket. Elias Hadley moved into his Mills property on Short Street. Fred DeBoer celebrated his 62nd birthday with family present. Mrs. R. N. Southwick died with her newborn baby at Fairbury hospital. Mrs. Frank Crinklaw died in Steele City aged 56.
Uncle Sam urges workers to start saving now regardless of income. The message promotes immediate action and emphasizes that even small deposits accelerate future security. The ad stresses that money tucked away grows and warns there is no plan at the workplace.
A decade after acquiring the Freeman farm west and north of Beatrice the government resumes action toward creating a national park. Early signs indicate credible progress and possible development plans in the near future.
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