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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
2
Advertising rates and business locals rules for The Diller Record by Frank T. Pearce. Rates apply per line per insertion with 5 cents per line. foreign advertising handled via The American Press Association. Public notice of second class mail status and post office transmission.
Edgar Howard in Columbus Telegram argues that while the nation endures a long financial night, signs point to easier money and renewed lending. He urges optimism, noting banks advertise real estate loans and predicting broader access soon.
Nebraska breeders and livestock men gather in Lincoln under the Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders Association to plan a state wide program. One day covers cattle hogs horses and sheep with national speakers, judging contests, boys and girls club demonstrations and prizes totaling 100 dollars.
Butter and eggs remain stable as grain and stock prices fall. Eggs fetch farmers over 50 cents per dozen and butter fat holds up well. A farmer with several laying pullets or a few milking cows may earn more from these sidelines than from wheat or corn, especially with winter income secured. Recent reports show milk sellers receive about 70 cents per hundredweight more than last year after feed costs.
A reflection on truth in science and life, noting errors can cause death or loss. It warns against sentimentalism and deceptive claims from boosters of parties or ventures. The piece emphasizes accurate conditions for those who fly or work underground and cautions readers about false promises.
A Washington bulletin from the United States Biological Survey weighs the crow as both farmer’s ally and foe. It notes crows eat 38 percent grain and 62 percent pests, yet also destroy young chicks and eggs, balancing benefits against losses.
A jumble of aphorisms and misquoted lines on love money temper and society. Notable attributions include RL Stevenson and Elbert Hubbard with remarks on wealth desire temptation and human folly. The text threads through advice about virtue, happiness, and the flaws of improvised wit.
A Living Age excerpt describes a British firm's Tokyo nondelivery issue and an alleged scheme to avoid payment. An English agent in Japan suggests faking a large strike to dodge liability, praising an upright colleague while urging deceit to shield profits. The piece portrays a clash of East and West business ethics.
A historical account describes the White House from its 1792 site selection by George Washington to its 1800 occupation by John Adams. It notes the two story, 81 room structure, surrounding grounds, and iron fence. The piece reflects on its symbolic significance and public interest.
The first experiment in long distance radio telephoning in 1924 achieved successful transmission of speech from Washington to Paris and San Francisco after many efforts.
The text notes that most opticians use a dilution of isterine and water for cleaning spectacle lenses.
Mr. Peavisi argues Mrs. Peavish carries housekeeping to an extreme to keep the Beck award from tarnish ing. Dallas News notes the light domestic humor in a neighborhood scene.
Cattle receipts about 6 300 head with dull trade and weak to lower prices. Best yearling steers $10.00. feeder demand improve. Hogs run ~5 000 head with gain of 15 to 25 cents. tops $10.25 and most at 9.75 to 10.10. Sheep and lambs active and stronger. fat lambs up to 11.00 and ewes 4.25 to 4.50 amid steady demand.
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