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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
4
The text notes restored confidence in the financial future due to federal land banks opening and loans for farms expected to be processed quickly. It suggests eastern money will flow into the granary region as applications for farm loans rise, with a reflective quote about support during hard times.
The North Platte Tribune highlights a windmill powered aerator and storage battery generator from Lincoln, claiming wind in Nebraska surpasses coal or water power. Test borings begin for Lincoln’s new state house foundation with deep 100 foot borings and large shafts for a 400 foot tower. A Yorkshire sow from Manitoba adds to the ag college herd, yielding fifteen piglets with fourteen surviving, as the college notes the breed’s bacon-type use and curiosity value.
Governor and Mrs McKelvie arrived back from Washington with Walter Head of Omaha. They witnessed inaugural ceremonies in the Senate chamber and were entertained at dinner by General Jobo J Sor and Waddy B. Wood arch. The trip included planning for the inauguration and an electric amplifier issue noted as disappointing.
Wrangell marks August 14 event as Capt Street Lieut Nutt and crew complete 8,000 mile transcontinental flight from New York to Wrangell Alaska. Four planes land in minutes amid holiday celebrations with mayor and locals. Flight advances Alaska mapping relay mail routes and opens up northern exploration.
A fragmentary editorial urges Alaska to heed youthful energy and optimism, citing advice attributed to Henry Ward Beecher and a quote about prudence and daring. The piece juxtaposes caution with adventure to foster individual growth amid regional ambitions.
Director offers a minor part in a film to a dramatic star who imagines playing a simple miner with a lantern. The star argues Hamlet as a small role, while the director plans to revive the tragic Dane for a star vehicle in a straight comedy.
A public notice cites G Skerrett in Scientific American noting massive losses in turning timber into lumber. It warns that 40 million feet are cut annually with only 320 feet of marketable lumber per 1000 feet and suggests discarded material could yield paper resin alcohol and turpentine.
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