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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
4
F. M. Tippin announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Jefferson County, subject to the August 10 primary. He endorses party voters’ choice in the upcoming election.
Prosperity brings risk as with individuals and nations. The piece warns of cure-all theories exploiting wealth, urging gratitude for current prosperity while noting dangers of envy and overreach, and cautions against policies that shift costs to others.
A reflective piece argues that vision and hope drive every advance and achievement. It asserts progress rests on thought and design, tempered by experience, and warns that despair weakens effort while neglecting the poor erodes society.
John H. Saathoff offers implements and repairs as part of a feature on Tristman's Hotel highlighting its dining and lodging services. The item emphasizes craftsmanship and upkeep contributing to a reliable guest experience.
A county cultural agent extols vision as the force shaping cities fields and lives. He predicts electricity powered by plants radio and wireless motion pictures and airplanes transforming travel and industry within ten years, echoing Edison’s forecast of rapid technological change.
William Edison, son of the inventor, predicts the next decade will bring startling advances. Radio will operate without an antenna or ground wire, a single tube will replace many, stations will be fewer and more powerful, and wireless motors will power cars.
The Biological Board of Canada reports cod and haddock preferences for water temperatures. Cod favor 40 to 45 degrees, while haddock prefer about five degrees warmer. They urge fishermen to use deep sea thermometers and fish where these temperatures prevail.
Parrots and monkeys in rural areas of Mexico climb telephone wires after dark and cause heavy trouble for the telephone company. Their weight damages lines and forces the stringing of miles of heavier wire, interrupting service in thinly settled regions.
Rear Admiral H O Stickney retired has been appointed Federal Commissioner to the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia June 1 to December 1. He will direct the United States Government exhibit, described as the largest of its kind ever made.
The article explains that collective bargaining involves union representatives negotiating on behalf of a group with an association of employers. It contrasts collective bargaining with individual bargaining where each worker negotiates for themselves.
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