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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
2
Office announces mail transmission at Diller Nebraska as second class matter with Laverse details. Business locals run until ordered out and charged five cents per line for each assertion.
A busy street scene ends with a small popular brand car failing its engine and expiring near the narrator’s house. A man and his six children watch as he labors over the engine for about thirty minutes, sweat and grease marking his sleeve, while onlookers offer humorous advice and a late jab about politics.
An eastern banker in touch with conditions argues prosperity hinges on higher prices for products and reduced spending on luxuries. He notes overextended credit across lines of business and sees wheat price gains possible despite unsettled export and foreign markets. Samuel G. Blythe cites President’s growing workload, stating it is five times McKinley era and three times Roosevelt era, with Rudolph Forster as executive secretary since 1897.
A Kansas City Star fragment quotes Gap John, son of Rumpus Ridge, describing a family brawl with his children. He claims he was the refugee as they chased him, while he fled into a tree and fought them off until they tired and stopped.
Inside a large fir tree owned by Mount Adama Orchard Co Klickitat county Washington two rooms and a spiral staircase 256 feet high will be built Eight feet from the ground the tree measures 39 feet in circumference and sits £1 away from the chain limits of the property estrutura
A new process impregnates hard or soft rubber with nitrogen, markedly increasing buoyancy in water and enhancing the buoyant performance of the soft form.
Bamboo pulp proves suitable for paper making and two factories have been built in Burma with a third in India.
A large rooster on William McDermitt’s farm near Coffeyville Kansas protected and incubated a brood of ten chicks. The bird sat on the eggs until they hatched, displaying unusual brooding behavior.
The bulletin argues that hunting for pleasure, not need, fuels wildlife loss. It traces pollution from ancient natives to modern whalers and traders, noting laws and missions gradually curbed slaughter. It cites Leif Erikson, Eskimo obedience, and early conservation steps at Point Barrow and Coronation Gulf.
The article argues that World War I created a shortage of ammunition, accelerating caribou hunting by Eskimos and traders. It details police attention at Coronation Gulf, warns that 75 percent of regional caribou had disappeared, and urges immediate conservation, wardens, and education to prevent further loss.
A young American rented an airplane at Bourget field to scatter handbills over Paris. The flyers promise meals, music, and conversation with various Parisians, including an anarchist, a graduate student, an actress, and a nobleman, in exchange for entertainment. The handbills are signed by Lionel P. Tompkins, an American advertising agent.
The village of Diller Nebr estimates expenditures for the year starting May 1 1928. At a July 20 1923 meeting the board set expenditures for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1923 totaling 3070 dollars and ordered it published as required by law. S.C. Moser chairman Chas E. Waggoner clerk.
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