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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
4
The note informs readers that advertising rates are available upon application and that business locals are charged 6 cents per line per insertion. It mentions transmission through the mail and second class matter status.
The author urges residents to redirect energy from political campaigns to local community growth. He argues for supporting local businesses, employing residents, filling vacancies, and keeping money in town, noting outsiders take wealth if no effort is made to create value locally. He calls for actions to boost commerce after the election.
A Clay Center Sun reflection urges farmers to stay on the job and conserve every resource, drawing a river survival tale of being carried downstream, nearly drowning, and saved by a ferry crew. It argues perseverance yields rescue, not surrender.
Senator Huey Long proposes a bold annual reduction plan while signaling readiness to accept sharp cuts if opponents concede. Critics question feasibility and political costs amid mounting opposition.
Worms Our Heart shan O Ayres first vice president of the Metropolitian Life Insur sapcimonen says business is steadily improving. Other great industrial and other leaders say the same. Merchants and small manufacturers tell the same story.
In Oakland Park Florida farmers poured gasoline into a hole where a seven foot rattlesnake had been seen. The big snake emerged along with 49 young ones about two feet long. After a spirited battle with hoes shovels and clubs all snakes were disposed of without injuries to the farmers.
A Scot fell into a well and swam about calling his wife. She asked if she should fetch the field servants to pull him out. He asked the time and she replied eleven thirty. He replied in jest to swim until dinner time.
Captain Richmond P. Hobson declares narcotics traffic is a cancer eating world’s vital organs for 200 years and that American gangsters derive power from drugs not liquor. He links most bandits to dope addiction, urges youth education, and notes his long fight against trafficking as president of the Narcotic Defense Foundation.
Michael Obradocich of Belgrade Yugoslavia was sentenced to hard labor for swindling twenty five fiancés over five years. He was ordered to repay all funds. Several victims offered to pay his fine if he would marry as promised, but he accepted the five year sentence.
Disjointed aphorisms advise against greed and rash judgments. A recurring theme contrasts foolishness with prudent restraint, noting that fear of death can prevent living. It suggests divorce as a last resort and laments society’s harsh handling of crime.
Fragmented garden notes mention spring vigor and family trees with unclear references. The text is garbled, but hints at garden tips, catalogues, and images. No clear event, person, or location is identifiable from the readable fragments.
A county court in Fairbury to hear a petition regarding an estate. The order sets December 5 as the hearing date and requires publication of this notice in the Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Dennew and Denner attorneys sign as estate counsels.
Probate notice states creditors of George F. Fiddle deceased must present claims to the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on February 2nd at 9:00 AM for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months are allowed from November 26 1932 to file claims.
Court records reveal a filing dated October 29 establishing the estate action. Attorneys Sean Denney and Denney represent the estate in what appears to be a probate or similar court proceeding from 1933.
The court orders November 2, 1932, for a hearing on the final accounts of Glenn Brauser administrator of the State of Nebra aka Jefferson County. Petitioners seek distribution to those entitled by law. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Diller Record for three weeks prior to the hearing in the county court at Fairbury. Cary Judge and J.A. Brunt, Attorney for Estate.
Creditors of the estate of Andres H Colman meet the executor and executrix before the County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska to present claims. Claims must be filed by March 11, 1933. any not filed will be barred. Dated November 16, 1932. E R Bee County Judge. J C Hartley Atty for Estate.
A senator questions reliance on plain people wisdom and the risk of following crowd clamor. He notes times when the plain people may not agree and warns against letting public opinion drive decisions.
The Boston Transcript notes Murpus argues his life sentence ended when he entered prison. The court previously sentenced him to life without parole, and he now petitions for clemency or pardon.
What struck you most on your travels is the question. Other people's umbrellas catch the eye and linger in memory.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a looming train danger at a crossing. A passenger remarks fear of a different risk than the anticipated calamity, suggesting a tense moment and unease about potential disaster.
A potato harvested recently revealed a gold signet ring almost embedded inside. The finder, 22 year old Clara Skeiding, reported the unlikely discovery and its concealed location in the potato.
The State of Nebraska In the matter of the estate of Miami Eaton. On reading and filing the petition of Cavett administrator praying settlement and allowance of his account. The notice appears in the first publication November 18 with final publication December 2.
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