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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
4
The United States seeks to be economically self-sufficient in most areas and must have means to move its goods abroad. It notes dependence on foreign nations for trade and transportation capabilities.
An unbroken flint arrowhead imbedded three quarters of an inch in the dorsal vertebra of an Indian skeleton found near Dublin Ohio. This indicates arrows caused fatal wounds beyond flesh injuries. Another example in the region shows an arrowhead penetrating an Indian's head half an inch.
The article notes that each new European fight increases support for American leaders advocating non intervention. Government reports cited by newspapers claim a labor shortage will arise and that the army or unemployed can be mustered out in a few weeks, seen as a grand outcome for the country.
The passage argues that unlimited currency cannot ensure prosperity, noting that five German marks once bought substantial food now buys barely a package of tooth picks. It implies hardship persists despite monetary supply changes.
A note thanks six men Earl Weigel Jay Rolsten Fritz Lottman Luther Marsteller Herman Neuman and Charlie Hill for their tireless help after a fire at the Gackie McGurdy farm last week. Bernice Calkins and husband L. D. Calkins express gratitude and reflect on community backbone. They recount workers stacking corn fields and offering support during sickness and sorrow. Also discussed are chick water needs and farming practices stressing constant water supply and corn field brood benefits.
The Railroads of the United States and Canada launch the CAREFUL CROSSING CAMPAIGN to reduce accidents at railroad highway grade crossings. It urges drivers and vehicle owners to exercise care and caution to save lives and limbs and to stop taking chances.
In Fairbury on June 19 the last day for candidate filings passed with little interest shown in Jefferson County politics. Several candidates filed unopposed on certain tickets while numerous others sought various nominations in a subdued political climate. The primaries are scheduled for July 18.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a candidate in the Fourth Supreme Court District race. Details are incomplete but imply a focus on an economical approach and an association with a university. The readable fragments reference election themes and candidate positioning.
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