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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
2
Notice from Diller Nebraska post office stating second class matter transmission and rates. Advertising rates are available on request with business locals run until ordered out and charged at six cents per line for each assertion.
The Tribune of Sanford Maine reflects on the founding of the United States 147 years ago praising the Declaration of Independence. It defends democracy and individual initiative against government overreach and wartime campaigns into business.
Radical farmers in North Dakota and Minnesota argue legislation cannot fix farming woes. They warn against subsidies or guaranteed prices, noting wheat overproduction and worn-out lands from growing wheat year after year. They advocate diversified farming and faith in the country over more laws.
The AFL national convention in Portland rejected Red Communism and ousted William F. Dunne for his radical activities. Vice-President Woll noted the move targets a broader case beyond Dunne, saying the action marks a shift away from hostility to constitutional methods within the labor movement.
The quote notes that the individual was declared for communism by revolutionary means as defiance to the constitution, stating he made it impossible for a democratic trade union movement to tolerate his presence.
Washington dispatch reports Bluejackets from the U S Navy performed diverse relief duties in Japan after the earthquake. They cleaned up the American consulate and rescued survivors, searched for American dead, cracked safes, provided water to ships and hospital crews, fought a ship fire, aided two stranded vessels, and supplied the embassy and relief groups until army transports arrived.
A National Safety Council report shows 75 300 deaths from accidents in 1922, with autos leading fatalities at 14 000. Daily, about 206 Americans died in accidents, driven by motor vehicle crashes and other causes like falls, drowning, and burns amid population growth.
Morgantown report from West Virginia University agricultural station shows poultry experts believe chickens could be bred to lay two eggs daily or one egg every day of the year. Hen No. 345 possesses two reproductive organs, with records noting alternating egg shapes over days.
Marie Toth a Bronx nurse aged 28 will devote her life to caring for John Harvey the man she blinded with acid after an affair. She was arraigned in Harlem court held for grand jury on $5,000 bail. Harvey, 33, was led into the courtroom blind and burned.
Adventure Magazine describes Moros as fierce descendants of Malay pirates who have infested seas for centuries. It claims their leaders heed only force, and notes weapons are scattered across the islands with a sense of nobility tied to possession, while carrying knives is deemed shameful.
Boston readers learn that beach sand is a product of long geologic processes. Waves tides and rocks, aided by shell-boring mollusks, grind cliffs into coarse gravel fine gravel and sand, with shells incorporated, yielding varied textures and colors as shores shift and redeposit material.
A brief invitation expresses willingness to have the addressee make the office the headquarters during visits to the County Seat. The note emphasizes hospitality and local accessibility for ongoing business.
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