Inflation and the Cost of Living Across Nations
The article argues inflation outruns wage gains, urging restraint rather than higher pay. It cites a Paris bricklayer earning 35 francs per hour now versus 1914, with milk and eggs buying power collapsing. It compares China’s 10 000 dollar note souvenir to rising prices, warns America faces similar spirals, and calls for producing, cutting costs, and individual action to reduce living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
China
America
Memories of the Past in Diller Nebraska Local Notes
The column records multiple village items from Diller Nebraska including George Diller quitting a clerking job at Lpock's Store, deaths and local dealings. It notes real estate moves by 5 W Sutton, current owner Sam Woods, a pig shooting case costing $240, Carl Habicht taking a Lincoln traveling salesman post, Ben Roelfs buying 80 acres near Diller at $75/acre, J E Wolken patent on mail conveyance, county camp attendance by local figures, a surprise party for the Boggs, a golden anniversary for the Roelfs, a birth at Camp, eggs at 1 2 cents a dozen, and votes in the village election with Stiener and McCune elected trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Diller
Lpock
John Hudson
John Specht
Mr. Fields
Steele City
Diller
Sutton
Main Street
Sam Woods
Carl Habicht
Lincoln
Ben Roelfs
Hartzell
J. E. Wolken
C.E. Waggoner
C. L E. Blauser
S.J. Clark
A. H. Greizinger
Alex Ballard
Frank T. Pearce
Woodmen of America
Fairbury
Harry, Boggs
Beatrice
George
Roelfs
Allis-Chalmers Unveils Model G Tractor at Alabama Plant
The Allis-Chalmers company introduces the Model G tractor produced at its Gadsden Alabama plant. Rear-mounted engine offers wide operator visibility and easy attachment of front-mount implements. The 24 by 31/4 inch L-head engine delivers 62 to 1, with four forward speeds and low fuel consumption. The plow and implements mount in five minutes, expanding mechanization and lowering production costs for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Allis-Chalmers
Gadsden
Alabama
A-C
Tom Anys
W. A. Roberts
Allis Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Tractor Division
WE and Green Elected to School Trustees
An derson earned 72 votes and H. H. Green 78 in the school trustees election. An eighth girl was born to Mr and Mrs Maurice Highly. Alfred Drexler opened The Daller Market south of Waggoners Hardware. Miss Gretchen Wolfforth entertained at a nuptial miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ernest Novotny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan.Camp
WE. Anderson
H. H. Green
Maurice Highly
Melva Vadaningham
Alfred Drexler
Daller Market
Waggoners Hardware Store
Gretchen
Woblforth
Mre
Ernest Novotny
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
F. T. Pearet
Post Office
Dive Nebr
Guilia’s Beauty Shop
Betty Rossell
E.B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Nebraska
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M.D
Odell, Nebraska
Harry Wathor
George S$. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
James T. Bell
Capt. Starr
Mr. Starr
Mr. Bell
J. D. Stiener
E. E. McCune
John Clauson
Nebraska State Safety Council
Dr. Salsbury
Man’s Store
Philco
Diller Lumber
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