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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
4
Advertising rates for local business notices published until ordered out. Ten lines charged at per line rate with pricing details available upon application. Transmission through the mails as second class matter handled at the St Diller Nebraska post office.
An editorial calls for forgiveness and charity after the political campaign. It urges dropping denouncement, cleansing one’s own conduct, and lifting hearts and minds to restore normalcy and future prosperity. It argues candidates deserve respect and that unity and silence over petty clashes aid national recovery.
An opinion on the Geneva conference amid postwar fears. The United States under President Hoover proposes a one third reduction in armaments as a first step toward disarming all offensive weapons. The article stresses a calm, dispassionate approach to preserve global peace and warns of distrust and pride jeopardizing any agreement.
In a Navy Day speech the President warned that if other nations do not resolve their differences peacefully the United States will, in self defense, build a navy equal to any and safeguard our people on the high seas. He urged Geneva negotiators to choose peace to avoid disaster and preserve civilization.
Western railroad leaders discuss reducing passenger rates to stimulate travel, arguing 3.6 cents per mile is too high while others push for higher rates. They note cheaper commodities and rising travel costs limit public use and debate a suggested 25 cent per mile fare, with some executives resisting reductions.
The election is over and the nation must unite to improve economic conditions and aid the needy. Voters on both sides should forget past bitterness and act together as Americans. The result is final and citizens owe loyalty to the country.
A vivid note on statues honoring living figures, including a bronze likeness of Oneal Pershite and a Dorer Dawes bust in Caytot, with others like Charles A Lindbergh depicted as a youthful bronze statue at Andbergh Field in San Diego, a gift from local admirers.
Brazil shows little interest in small cars or British autos. Local distributors closed early, leaving buyers without service and spurring a preference against imported vehicles from the United Kingdom.
A housewife questions a blush on the Maiden apple as a North Side grocer explains the fruit’s modern lack of blush. The grocer smiles and says the modern maiden does nil blush.
A scuffle at a Brooklyn wedding near the North German Lloyd pier drew society figures and guards. The best man allegedly kicked a customs guard after a dispute over a black satchel and was fined five dollars plus a bottle, then escorted from the scene.
Police report a woman named Catherine Burns was detained after neighbors accused her of scolding and disturbance. Witnesses testified she spoke loudly during the day and after dark, with seven nearby residents corroborating the charges.
Jackson Michigan police recovered a man and his dog after he dozed in a boxcar en route to Detroit. Mistakenly delivered to a penitentiary, he woke to find his private car in the prison yard. Guards turned him over to police who released him, the man saying he would stay awake from now on.
The report outlines Colombia. s stance as tensions rise near Leticia with about 800 armed incursions feared. Officials discuss defense funds and international duties as President Olaya Herrera and cabinet respond. Readiness measures include calls for support from international partners and national security planning.
Fragments describe the beauty of the coffee tree with leaves in rich lustre and blossoms forming a perfumed bloom. The text notes the plant’s conversion from green to red and dark berries, and mentions Colombia as a production area amid rising dew prices and a distant memory of better times.
Diary notes from Rev Moses How of Middle Street Baptist Church New Bedford Mase recount burying Elder Daniel Hix of Dartmouth who wished to be buried by the cemetery gate so he could be first out at the resurrection He was buried near the gate on March 24 1838.
Sam Belich, a bank customer, withdrew seven thousand dollars then heads home. He fights off two bandits to protect his savings, and on a hospital cot calls for an officer to return the cash to the bank.
Creditors of George F. Riddle deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge by February 27 1933. A meeting of creditors is set for February 28 1983 at 9:00 AM at the county court to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Claims not filed by the deadline will be barred by order of the court.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Tiffis F. Blauser deceased. Glénn Blauser administrator petitions for final settlement and distribution. Hearing set for November 26 at 9:00 AM in Fairbury County Court. Notice to interested parties by publication in a local weekly newspaper for three weeks. County Judge E. R. Bee seals the order. J A Brunt attorney for estate.
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