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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
2
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Howe of Kansas argues Alexander Legge faced a thankless move from president of a major implement concern to head the Farm Board in Washington. He notes Legge earned $100,000 yearly in industry but $12,000 in government, and says Congress critics and petty officials hamper capable leaders.
Preston Brown of the Yale class of 1892 joined the army after graduation. He served as a commissioned officer in the Philippine insurrection and faced a court martial after a fatal action. Pardoned by Roosevelt, he later rose to deputy chief of staff, illustrating how fate and merit shape honor and fame.
Merchants and businessmen in Chicago say personality matters more than looks for employment. A survey of offices and eateries shows employers prefer capable workers over beautiful ones except for clothing models. Some admit beauty draws attention but may not stay in demanding posts.
A fragmented report hints at ongoing shifts in railroad employment and timber industries. The text references change in operations and possible impacts on workers amid evolving schedules and conditions.
A note from Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion Ii mentions a ship named Teese, recording the event in church records. The report provides unclear details about the ship's role or the incident's nature within church proceedings.
Nebraska born figures are highlighted as they make their mark abroad and at home. John DeKay is described as active in Austria with daring schemes before trouble. Warwick Saunders pioneers auto rental nationwide from Omaha. Roscoe Pound rises as Harvard Law dean and British judge appointment. The piece recalls Burlington wheat shipments, historic droughts, and Lincoln as state capital.
A notice states a wanted item will be sold by the Record. Details are unreadable in the fragment, but the item is identified as wanted and slated for disposal.
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