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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
2
The Diller Record lists subscription terms with one year or six months in advance and states advertising rates upon application. It notes business locals run until ordered out and charged 5 cents per line per insertion.
The Comptroller of the Currency reports that the recent period shows the longest stretch without national bank failures in over 50 years, with no more than two small bank failures in nineteen months. This marks a peak in banking stability not seen since 1870.
A druggist dances while shelving bottles as a soda clerk asks if he has taken something. They recall frozen water pipes last Christmas and notice the plumber who fixed them has arrived to fill a prescription.
A letter argues that out of every hundred healthy 25 year olds today, by age 65 thirty six will be dead and only five will be well off, six self supporting, with many dependent on relatives or charity, condemning such reliance as a disgrace and detailing a decline in civilization.
The USDA acts as a shoe doctor recommending an inexpensive treatment for mildewed winter footwear. The Bureau of Chemistry suggests superficial brushing, castor oil, and sunlight for one or two days to revive shoes that seem done for but may last a month or two longer.
In Col lier's for Oct 4 Sullivan argues farmers are America's largest single group and a decisive voting bloc. He notes farmers contribute a large share of presidential votes, defend property interests, oppose radicalism, and influence policy such as daylight saving laws.
When the census enumerator visits the farm next January he will ask questions about ownership rent debts and tenancy. The Department of Agriculture argues that full frank answers aid farm credit policies and plans to assist tenants toward ownership and better rural development.
In an Oklahoma town about a thousand men signed an agreement to extend wearing their old outfits for three more months due to the drought. Many others are joining without formal signatures.
A reflective line on continuing pressure and alternating fortunes. It hints at perseverance amid repeated challenges and the unyielding rhythm of life's trials.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Red Cross Christmas Seals girl and mentions children, heart, fever, and care. The readable lines are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or names to identify a full news item. The piece appears as partial notes rather than a complete story.
A whimsical man with a merry voice and bright greeting leaves happiness in his wake. He may seem odd to some but his cheerful heart and song lift others, proving a smile and kind word can erase envy and fear.
Demand for Rabbit Skins grows as fur prices climb in recent years making trapping and collection profitable for rabbit pelts.
The article notes extensive rabbit pelts and red pelts, saying an eastern firm plans to buy, with USDA ready to provide names and addresses of potential buyers. It highlights dried rabbit skins and winter pelts as profitable, and that farmers can trap for profit this fall and winter.
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