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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
4
A dated postal notice from Diller Nebraska indicates mailing or transmission through the mail as second class matter. No further readable context or names are provided.
A reflective piece comparing the United States favorably to other nations, arguing that Americans are free to speak and act within law while other countries face turmoil, unrest, or harsh government control. The author contends the U.S. is the least troubled among nations.
The text notes New York Mayor McKee, who followed Jimmy Walker, pursuing economies to ease taxpayers’ burden. It says Tammany backed another candidate, implying New Yorkers favor politics and excess over efficiency and frugality in a city famed as New York.
A Wyoming woman living in the country ordered heavy underwear size 34 from a mail order house. The arrival was size 38, four sizes too large, and she did not wear it. With the cold snap arriving and no other heavies, she grew ill and seeks redress, but is told she won’t get it. The message urges choosing the home town for the right size.
A critical column laments rising crime and lenient attitudes in America. It accuses intellectuals and communists of defending criminals, praises ancient virtues, and calls for renewed national firmness after a policeman is killed during a fight among men of color.
A political prophecy voice predicts the upcoming election ending in defeat for the winner and calls the transition a national funeral. It warns of the winner facing a monumental task while urging supporters to rally and the opposing party to confront losses with resilience.
The Dilller Record offers new subscribers a free issue until January 1st next year with a payment of $1.50 cash in advance for 1933.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County states Mollie Riddle petitions to prove the last will of George F. Riddle deceased. Maisie Riddle is named executrix. October 29 1932 at 9 AM hearing set with notice by publication in the Diller Record for three weeks. County Judge E. R. Bee seals the order. Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Andrew H. Colman deceased is before the county court. J Smith Diller petitions to prove and record the will dated October 5 1932 and to grant administration to Lillie M. Colman executrix with J Smith Diller as executor. A hearing is set for November 12 1932 at 9 a.m. and notice must be published in the Diller Record weekly for three weeks.
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