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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
4
A terse postal notice indicates Diller Nee post office completed processing for a second close matter, with formal handling through standard mail channels and official documentation steps.
A notice from Democratic electors outlines the county commission race at Henry Abrams unit. It lists the event and participation details for voters and party members.
The article argues the United States became the world’s leading consumer and producer, citing sugar and coffee imports and a protective tariff as key to home market preservation. It warns that opening markets would force domestic producers to compete with cheaper foreign goods, lowering wages and living standards. It questions old age pensions and wages, asking whether workers reach a living wage or must balance civilization’s wealth against humane goals.
A monthly business statement prompts mixed reactions as customers complain about duns and collections. The text notes many recipients misunderstand the notice and overreact to timely bills and reminders.
The article critiques easy credit and domestic borrowing as a path to wealth, arguing many small businesses overextend to compete with larger firms. It warns against international loans amid looming war, bolshevism, and distrust, noting bankers profit from underwriting bonds while the public bears the risk. It closes by announcing the Omaha Gun Club annual shoot on September 24 with famed shotgun artists expected.
Benes assists in vital statistics work within residence districts. He contributes to data collection and records, supporting local administrative needs and community planning.
Fragmentary notes discuss reasons behind rising financial stress. An observed trend links debts and social pressures to economic strain, with reflections on how crises impact daily life.
A fragmented cookbook page lists recipes for Cocoa Wafers Chocolate Wafers Black Cake Cherry Bread and Endive and Prune Salad. Instructions cover mixing butter sugar flour milk forming dough baking and serving with notes on oven moderate heat and chilling.
Recipe notes prune and endive salad simmered in soaking water then dressed with olive oil lemon juice salt paprika and a dash of cayenne. Toss and serve.
Prison guards report an improvised alcohol still built from an oil can and paint can with a gasoline feed at Convict Farm No 8, five miles east of Jefferson City. It has a daily capacity of one pint and two convicts admitted operating it at night.
New York clerk Thomas Dunn fired a bullet at his head but it glanced off, barely wounding him. He was arrested on a charge of violating the Sullivan anti-firearms law.
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