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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
The Diller Record lists terms of subscription including one year in advance and six months in advance. Advertising rates are shown on application with business locals run until ordered out and charged at five cents per line per insertion.
The farmers call for representation on public boards, oppose strikes, back a strong law order policy, and pledge to balance capital and labor. They support arbitration, oppose 40 hour weeks with idle time, warn against profiteering, and back outlawing saloons. They urge price relief for consumers and fair labor standards.
An analysis notes Apaches reportedly have five murder words and no love word, while Soviet texts feature ten destruction terms but one construction term and many words for pain, fear, and doom. Bolshevist writings also emphasize death and punishment whereas American language centers on love and home.
The Walla Walla Bulletin notes that language mirrors reality as faithfully as a camera captures life, urging a choice among conditions framed by words. It reflects on charity friendship country God and progress as sources of assistance and hope.
Fargo North Dakota forum quotes critique of modern American society. The piece contrasts excess consumption with lack of thrift hard work and old fashioned Christianity urging greater democracy and concern for others.
A Furrow essay argues the road to and from your town shapes access to goods, services, and happiness. It asserts the town connects farmers with the world via a vital highway of commerce and thought, urging readers to value local roads and merchants.
The Non Partisan League controls North Dakota as taxes rise to four and a half times the prior year. Farmers wonder if state owned elevators warehouses banks and other socialized enterprises are worth the tax bill.
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