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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
4
Advertising rates are announced for transmission through the mails as second class matter in ree Nebr. Business locals are run and paid at six cents per line per insertion.
The U S Training Service of the Labor Department warns the nation is four million workers short even if all soldiers returned to work. It notes long- standing immigration limits cut in 20 years and urges more unskilled labor for the west while housing shortages and higher rents worsen living costs.
In a public call attributed to R. H. Ballard of Los Angeles the writer warns against radical reforms and socialism, contrasting them with constitutional rights to personal security liberty and private property. He likens Bolsheviks and the I W W to similar threats and urges a national awakening to service.
A historical piece warns that railroad workers threaten to cripple the rails to force wage demands. It critiques Congress as possibly the slaves of the brotherhoods and notes calls to guarantee bonds and shore up the system amid the labor strife.
The piece argues that modern banks act as builders in the community. It contrasts new banking methods with old style profits and stresses openness, capital infusion, and development of latent resources through thoughtful finance.
A discussion on the global transport crisis with strikes affecting railways and mail delivery. It notes labor power, public rights, and the need for government oversight of big business and big labor to prevent widespread disruption.
The piece argues farmers should consider government operation of packing houses stockyards refrigerator cars and marketing of farm products amid rising farm values. It notes farm land in Missouri and the west has surged to 160 to 176 per acre and contrasts with railroads and farm mortgages at low rates, asking whether farmers want government control of marketing and distribution of agricultural output.
The piece outlines a proposed plan by a triple alliance including the IWW and the Non-Partisan League to take control of Washington state government in 1920. A Seattle convention in January 1920 would unite radicals into a single political organization. The program aims to overturn private property rights and promote state ownership.
The article warns that the danger lies in radical organization more than numbers and suggests unorganized laborers are vulnerable. It cites North Dakota as a cautionary example and flags potential federal action if unions gain power, while questioning railroad worker demands.
Probate notice published in August 1919 for an estate in Nebraska. The notice names the executor or attorney and directs interested parties to appear or respond within the required period between August 1 and August 15, 1919.
A filing in 1919 requests assignment of a hearing for the estate of George Raymond. The court orders that Asana Zist be assigned the hearing date and directs all interested parties in the county to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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