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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

6

Farm mortgage debt declines to 7.07 billion in 1939

The bureau of agricultural economics reports farm mortgage debt at about 7.07 billion dollars in 1939, the lowest in twenty years. The decline since 1930 reflects foreclosures and distress transfers, with repayments rising in recent years and regional variations across the United States.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics Donald C. Horton Bureau West North Central States Pacific States West South Central States South Atlantic East South Central States New England Middle Atlantic Mountain Pacific East South Central West North Central North Dakota Massachusetts

Avoidable Accidents in Silos Warned by Careful Handling

Many silo accidents are preventable and result from falls during pipe setup and door work. Crowding corn into cutters risks hand and arm loss. keep hands a foot from feed rolls or use a forked stick. Ensure knives, bolts, and lock nuts are secure and tested twice daily. never exceed manufacturer speeds to save power and reduce danger.

Notable U.S. Presidents and family milestones

The text notes John Adams lived to 91 and was the first president inaugurated on March 4 in Philadelphia. It lists mothers who lived to their sons’ inaugurations, names several presidents’ mothers, and mentions Adams, Harrison, and Roosevelt families with two White House representations.

John Adams Philadelphia Mary Ball Washington Nelly Conway Madison Eliza Garfield Nancy Allison McKinley Hannah Simpson Grant Jane Knox Polk Sara Delano Roosevelt Adams Harrison Roosevelt White House

Bayer Aspirin Promotion Misplaced in Phrased Ad

An old advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a fast acting pain reliever for neuritis rheumatism and headache. It asserts low tablet cost and widespread praise while urging consumers to demand genuine Bayer Aspirin by full name.

Bayer Seple

Hope a Pillar Hope is the pillar that upholds the world

A concise quotation attributed to Pliny reflects the view that hope serves as a steadfast support for humanity and civilization, suggesting resilience and strength in the face of uncertainty.

Pliny

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