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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
5
The Record office promotes sale bills and a free band concert for Armistice Day events At Diller Milow and Son offer monuments and farm equipment like John Deere gear The notice lists local buyers and addresses plus a Red Cross enrollment call and community updates including Pleasant precinct election results and local news notes
Diller Farmers Grain Co advertises high market prices for hog buyers. I Ri Andrews, manager, invites sellers to secure best bids and sell locally.
A lecturer quips that statistics claim shorter dresses reduce streetcar accidents by 50 percent. A voice from the rear asks if accidents could be eliminated altogether.
Card of thanks from Mrs. Isabelle I Vieths expresses gratitude to those who visited her home after the fire siren incident. She notes no damage occurred and praises the spirit of helpfulness shown.
Lloyd Meyers once in the mercantile trade at Fairbury with his brothers died unexpectedly last Friday morning from heart trouble. His funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Fairbury Christian church.
A garbled collection of names and titles appears, including Christie Bird Clough and Marco Porter, with fragments like Honey Lou and Hidden Trails. The text resembles a damaged page itemizing stories or notices rather than a coherent report.
A meeting of all rural teachers is set for Saturday November 12 at ten o clock in the county court room. Teachers are urged to attend and participate in the planned training classes and inspiring program.
Will Tinstmary and his son Arlie returned Thursday evening from Wisconsin where Mr. Tinstman owns a farm. They brought samples of corn beans potatoes cabbage and citron ruta baga pumpkin noting small size this year. Samples may be seen at the office. Nine teen were present at Cramb's Woods for a picnic dinner and a day of exploration in honor of veteran editor Frank Pearce of the Diller Record and Fairbury journal.
A Sunday morning alarm sent the Diller Volunteer Fire Department to Elizabeth Vietha's West town residence. The kerosene stove had been left burning, cooking a pot roast to ashes, with no further damage. The electric shed, tested for the first time, operated admirably as villagers rushed to the scene.
The Lincoln Star promotes a subscription offer with monthly and annual rates for daily and Sunday issues. The ad highlights Associated Press and International News Service content, urges quick order, and specifies Nebraska and Kansas availability with special pricing.
Wilma Hines a former University of Oklahoma honor student is appointed undersheriff of Washita county. The report notes she is a crack shot with a .45 revolver and implies she must rely on courage and a smile for personal protection against threats from young criminals.
Voters blame Hoover or Roosevelt for the nation’s woes while acknowledging varied democratic and republican critiques. Some seek long term benefits for the country, weighing personal interests against national welfare amid election discussion.
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