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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions Dakota County and Omaha with vague figures about gas wells and trade industries. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond places.
Ohio State and Wisconsin led a quadrangular track meet with OSU edging Wisconsin by 11 to 3 in events.
Professor Clark Mickey of the University of Nebraska Water Resources In Nebraska predicts crop production could rise up to 300 percent within a few years. He spoke before the Kaife and Fork club at the Lincoln Hotel, citing government support and research advances.
A rural land deal involves Charlies Wassermai near Wil-Der purchasing William Myers quarter section farm near Exeter. Local report notes the transaction as a notable farm acquisition in the community.
A note on the emergence of jeties as they begin spawning prior to rapid population increase, signaling an early stage in their growth cycle.
A Buffalo cow gave birth to a calf amid a heated argument about politics. A proposed figure named Governor Franklin Roosevelt as the next president is discussed, while the caretaker remains undecided. A new Wildcat game preserve member arrives with cows relocated from a South Dakota game refuge to Scottsbluff.
Indianapolis reports Ralph O'Rei national commander is directed to urge the President to convene a conference with labor industry capital finance agriculture and other national life elements to address economic distress. A Legion survey cites over six million unemployed including 750000 former service men and 170000 placed through Legion posts. William Green AFL president says organized labor should strike if wage reductions occur and urges resistance to Wade proposals.
In St. Louis Missouri union street car employees of the St. Louis Public Service Company voted to strike in response to a proposed 10 percent wage cut condition.
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