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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
4
Awash amidship a wartime banner praises war bonds and the material purchased with invested dollars. The piece notes millions of dollars worth of materiel funded by war savings and urges continued purchase to support production and employment.
Forty year old notes tell of residents traveling to Fremont for a college event. Names include Ed Heorichs Will Kuoter Gus Aster Joe Bodell Chas Bexamen and wife Moreland visit relatives in Pre Masonic events. References to schools teachers and a Western Star meeting appear in cursory fashion.
A fragmented discussion recalls the cradle or reaper as a manual harvest tool, then centers on McCormick’s mechanized reaper transforming farming. It argues machinery boosts output and wages, while labor declines, noting three signposts: paid for output, invest in tools, and machinery raises wages. It cautions about the three-way balance of workers, money, and machines.
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