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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
2
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Howard McKellan argues police costs have doubled in ten years while crime rises faster than ever. He cites police inefficiency from a lack of unified system, notes England’s Scotland Yard as model, and calls for centralized forces and science based law enforcement over sentimental legal reform.
Secretary Mellon argues tariffs and immigration policy push real wages to record highs. He says labor-saving tech and mass production raise per capita output while cutting costs, keeping finished goods affordable and boosting domestic demand for industry and agriculture.
The writer notes farmers have friends in the current national administration whose actions are experimental but potentially helpful. The farmer should be given a chance to improve his condition and adopt a more hopeful mindset, recognizing he is not uniquely worse off than many others.
An optimistic verse extols happiness as a nearby reality found in daily scenes. It contrasts busy roads, open doors, a cottage fire, and simple family life with distant quests, asserting happiness lies close at hand in ordinary moments.
The article argues that Christmas absorbed many pagan practices as Christianity spread. Holly and lights symbolize older rites, with holly tied to mythical blood sacrifice and candles guiding the Christ child. It calls for replacing pagan customs with Christ-centered traditions to preserve the day’s meaning.
Pocket gophers infested the Douglas municipal airport near the international boundary with Mexico. They created over 2,000 mounds on the landing field, hindering landings until a three day eradication campaign led by the Department of Agriculture and the extension service successfully removed them.
Chevrolet models priced from 525 to 725 and 144 to 114 ton chassis offer six cylinder engines and Fisher bodies. Cadillac features 15 models from 3295 to 7000 with V8 engines, luxurious Fisher and Fleetwood bodies, and broad color and upholstery options.
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