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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
3
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The Denver Post editorial warns that kidnapping, gangsters, and racketeers threaten the country and that vigilantism by law abiding citizens may be necessary. It argues that government and courts fail, enabling criminals to evade punishment, and notes public sentiment is near an explosion.
A historical statement argues that fifty years ago the U S economy was dispersed and smaller, while today it features mammoth industry and large scale farming. The author cites millions of unemployed and reliance on immigrant labor, urging more domestic production and reducing foreign imports.
The piece notes wealthy Americans transferring over five hundred million dollars to London for safekeeping and questions the strategy amid questions about faith in the NRA and President Roosevelt. It suggests the dollar’s value affects globally and hints at an underlying plan, though the text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Frank Pilger visits a Hutterite colony 25 miles north of Bloomfield Nebraska and 20 miles west of Yankton South Dakota. He details their shared living, language, work, schooling, and self sufficiency while noting the heavy mortgage and limited contact with outsiders. He concludes communal living stifles ambition and praises the colony for stability only as a home for its residents.
American Explorer Commander Charles Wilkes sighted land in Antarctic waters on January 19 1840 while Captain D Urville of a French expedition sighted a high mass later. Debate over dates and discovery persists with arbitration possible under international law as no land animals or traces of man have been found.
The piece discusses the idea that running water purifies itself and warns against trusting country springs. It notes pollution settles in quiet water, streams stay stirred, and germ-carrying particles remain. It advocates boiling water before drinking when in country supplies.
Bonham theatre schedules a three day run October 9 10 11 featuring Tom Mix and Ruth Hall in Flaming Guns with a longer engagement October 12 18 and a serial cartoon news reel accompanying the program.
A Labrador sled journey details the harsh realities for driver and passenger. Tight trails wind between rocks and woods as dogs weave and traces tangle. The driver must walk up every hill and shout to keep the team moving while enduring the odor of seal meat.
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