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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
2
Poem contrasts the allure of weakness with the demand for strength and independence. It extols a steadfast, unyielding will as superior to pliant conformity and popularity, using images of a stormy mountain tree and resilient marble to stress enduring power over malleable society.
The United States Department of Agriculture extends the market news service nationwide with a large leased telegraph and radio system from Kansas City to the Pacific coast. Offices open in Denver Salt Lake City Portland and Atlanta with new branches for fruits vegetables and meats and nightly market summaries sent to around 2000 newspapers. The circuit covers Boston to San Francisco with connections through New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and more, ensuring farmers and traders receive timely price and supply data.
Four animals were sired by the same bull. The State Fair will be held at Lincoln from September 2 to 7.
Ontario faced about 80 for each vote polled at Moose Factory where ballots were carried by airplane and enumerators traveled five weeks by canoe. Forty seven ballots were cast with only one prior voter the Hudson Bay factor and no ballots spoiled. The round trip flight took five hours while river travel occupied five weeks.
William H. Eustis eighty four, former Minneapolis mayor and former blacksmith, donated a million dollars to crippled children of America. He says human service is best when helping those who cannot help themselves and his institution provides treatment for poor children. He notes they do not need money.
The Post Office Department notes concrete evidence of Arkansas prosperity as an oil boom rises. Two young men from a small Arkansas town asked how to contact French women for marriage, seeking homes and husbands and indicating they want wives around twenty years old.
A Kansas City Star fragment cites Gap Johnson describing his marriage after a justice of the peace ceremony. He claims fourteen children and jokes about slipping into matrimony while asleep during a legal proceeding. The piece presents a folksy, humorous slice of rural life.
Four children aged five to nine at the juvenile retention home in Shreveport set their house on fire to flee. Only one boy managed to escape as flames reached the rear fence.
Flora McCormick of Emden becomes the sole woman bank president in Sinois. She succeeded her husband, with four sons employed at the bank as cashier, teller, and two bookkeepers. She had been involved in financial matters during her husband’s life and is versed in banking procedures.
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