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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
4
A collection of humorous items and local notes from Diller Nebraska by Frank T. Pearce. The column includes quips about postal service telephones shipping versus cargo and social observations. It notes the Panama Canal Zone health claim and a Spain tree planting law.
Henry Ford forecasts a minimum daily wage of 27 dollars for American workingmen in 1950. The piece frames optimism around new beginnings and the idea that even ordinary gifts can gain meaning later, while noting how stricter immigration laws could have changed ancestral histories.
Congress members should be in better humor after collecting mileage for their holiday trips back home.
Racine Wisconsin resident Mrs Mary Christmas says clerks reply same to you when she states her name in stores. The anecdote highlights shop interactions and humor in daily life.
An auction by the U S Post Office Department in New York sold 100 unclaimed women’s dresses at seven cents each.
Mrs Lillian Wallace of Chicago had five infected teeth removed after visiting a dentist. The procedure reportedly left Nan an eye sightless, with the event dated 14 January.
A letter mailed in Philadelphia in April 1907 has just been received by Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell of Swedesboro New Jersey a distance of about 20 miles.
Farmers face two risky choices for cornstalk forage in Nebraska. Removing stalks after harvest or grazing standing stalks both cause cattle losses averaging about five percent in bad seasons. No feed or precaution fully prevents losses. grazing duration shows little difference in death rates. adding feed helps only slightly.
Mrs. L R Mayborn recounts a five week trip through eleven states from Nebraska to California and Arizona. She describes hail damage to crops in September 1930, historic Fort Bridger, Salt Lake City sights, Columbia River Highway, Portland, California coast, and Grand Canyon vistas. The journey ends with homecoming and no tire trouble on the Nash.
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