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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1932
Page
4
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German-born New York Senator Robert F. Wagner recalls humble beginnings from newsboy to judge and appellate judge, then urges a new economic gospel to relieve mass misery. He cites hunger, early work, and a growing gap between rich and poor as threats to government stability.
A historical reflection questions why global confidence falters during an era of depression. It argues that money remains even as circulation shrinks, credit rules daily trade, and fear paralyzes the economy. The piece calls for renewed confidence and courage to restore commerce.
President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt held a two hour conference in Washington on Tuesday. War debts were discussed though no conclusions were announced.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation is praised as the largest bank but handles no actual money in any transaction. This paradox highlights its role as a government lender rather than a traditional financial institution.
A chaotic OCR fragment shows mentions of a surge in tourist trade to Colombia, referencing South American travel and various places like Manhattan. It also hints at Colombia’s growth as a travel destination, with scattered names and phrases about producers and global markets.
At Armistice Day ceremonies in Arlington National Cemetery Washington D C more than a hundred veterans walked out in protest during Secretary of War Hurley's principal address about the bonus expeditionary force. Protests warn that heated actions undermine public sympathy for veterans.
The American Alliance led by Major General Mark J. Hersey plans a push for Congress to pass laws against communistic activity and to restrict imports from Soviet Russia. The movement, centered in Madison Nebraska, faces strong opposition from Lincoln Journal and political leaders who warn it would destabilize Washington and invite broader protest marches.
C Thompson of a ranch north of Haigler and his sons hunted rattlesnakes in a prairie dog town half a mile east of the ranch house. They killed sixty four venomous snakes in an all afternoon drive with spades hoes and a shotgun. The men counted the snakes after their two hour high play.
The report describes a renewed battle with a large snake army on a Nebraska ranch. Thirteen more snakes were killed before cold weather drove the remaining snakes into prairie dog holes. The Haigler News notes Mr Thompson and his sons set a record for snake killing that season. Skeptics may visit the ranch to inspect the rattles as proof.
President Hoover extends a gracious invitation to President-Elect Roosevelt to visit and discuss foreign debts and other urgent questions spanning into the new administration. Roosevelt accepts warmly, signaling bipartisan cooperation to aid economic recovery and national welfare amid post election tensions.
Creditors of Andrew H. Colman deceased are summoned to meet the executor and executrix of the estate before the County official. The notice directs creditors to present claims within the legal deadline as part of probate proceedings.
Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska announces a probate hearing in the county court to examine and adjust claims against an estate. Creditors have three months from December 10, 1932 to file claims, or be forever barred. Dated November 12, 1952. County Judge B. R. Bee. Attorney J. C. Hartigan for the estate.
First publication November 18 announces final settlement and distribution petition in Jefferson County Nebraska for estate of Miami Eaton. Hearing set December 5, 1932 at 9 am in county court. notice to all interested parties via Diller Record weekly newspaper for three weeks. Denney & Denney are attorneys for the estate.
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