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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
2
One year in advance six months in advance and 5 percent. Post office in Diller Nebraska lists second class mailing. Advertising rates available on request. Business locals run until ordered out and are charged 5 cents per line per insertion.
An investment banker warns that while funds move from mortgages and securities to stocks, profits come from long exposures yet withdrawing money is difficult. He notes that gains in stocks tend to rise while recovery of principal is hard.
The passage contrasts radical labor calls for government buyouts of railroads and mines with radical capitalist demands for state run ventures. It argues neither side serves the public interest without strict safeguards on prices and services, while urging broad public opinion to shape an unsettled situation.
A farmer challenges city residents to try farming to prove profiteering claims wrong. He argues modern prices for wheat cattle and hogs reflect risk and effort, urging city folk to invest substantial capital, hire workers, and endure long days before judging farmers' profits.
A reflective piece compares sparrows fed by mountain ash berries to labor issues, suggesting nature supplies resources as human capital powers industry. It contrasts sparrows’ carefree feeding with agitators linked to employment sources and industrial labor.
From the New York Sun, a playful ode extols the gobbler as royal centerpiece of harvest feasts. A nation of families gathers as children return home to celebrate with pies and seasonal fare, praising the grand bird in festive, humorous tones.
A reverent note honors the fallen and living veterans, praising the sacrifices of our men in the war and their heroic service alongside allied nations. It urges gratitude for those who endured and for the blessings passed down through generations.
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