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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
2
Postal notice from Diller Nebraska indicates second class matter transmission with local rates set at five cents per line for each insertion. It notes rate applicability to local business items and distribution through the mail.
Publicity material promotes the farm loan act while critics point to tax-exempt bonds funding land banks and argue the burden shifts to the general public. The item also notes metal coin melting, German labor trends, court roles, railway costs, a Wyoming pipeline plan, and Nebraska’s leading agricultural production.
London reports parliamentary secretary Charles A. McCurdy warned the world faces no relief from the high cost of living or commodity shortages while social and industrial unrest continues. He cited Bolshevism, widespread strikes, disrupted distribution, and dislocated global economies as preventing near term improvement.
The author argues that overall economic conditions drive food price estimates more than food-specific factors. War wages and profits push consumption spending on goods such as food and clothing, while investment in raw materials lags, contributing to an overall upward price trend since the armistice.
A cat named Hyacinth, valued at $6,000, was given funeral rites attended by staff from Mrs. Carlos de Heredias's summer estate in Mass. The cat’s body was buried on the estate in a metal casket after dying at the New York home.
Sacramento valley farmers have developed a thriving rice industry after three years of Bureau of Plant Industry experiments. The 1919 California rice crop is projected to surpass wheat and peaches in value, with an estimated gross production around twenty one million dollars.
The note warns Limberger cheese kept in a cupboard or refrigerator will drive ants away and has sweeping, humorous cautions about its effects on hogs, guards, tramp meals, and insanity. It also advises scalding the bread box weekly and avoiding airtight storage in heat to prevent mold growth.
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