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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
2
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Gladys Hughes announces her candidacy for the office of clerk of the district court subject to the will of the democratic electors at the primary. The announcement emphasizes securing the responsibilities of court records and public access.
F M Tippin announces run for sheriff of Jefferson County on the Republican ticket at the April primaries and the November election if nominated. He seeks the nomination and eventual election as sheriff.
John P. Thiessen announces candidacy for Representative of Jefferson County 82nd District on the Republican ticket. Primary in April, general election in November if nominated.
A plant manager recounts his rise from day laborer to investor highlighting stock dividends and capital accumulation. He argues workers can share in profits if they save and invest, urging laborers to seize ownership and question calls of wealth robbery by capitalists.
An English healer’s claim fails to quell calls for unity as workers and owners face alleged agitation threatening property rights. The piece frames labor and capital as allies against discontent, warning of disaster if disruption continues.
Describes hundreds of thousands of Armenians homeless for years since Turkish offensives. Refugees wander deserts and mountains in torn rags, seeking shelter and food while awaiting a protectorate or guarantied government. Returning home remains deadly while Turks retain Armenian houses.
A vivid, visceral meditation on March blizzards and dust storms. The narrator contrasts eastern readers with western life, describing dirt in eyes, sand on floors, smoky sunsets, and the tactile experience of wind driven dust inside a house. The piece ends with a cryptic cue noting “Filles Spotlight.”
Reports to Chief George Koster say deputy game wardens issued fines for April open season violations. Alvin Nicholls Gayland Salander paid 10 dollars. Charles Hagberg 5. G O M Scholand 5 40 with costs. Bass trout season not open till May 1. George Larson Ralph Hennigan fined 38 40 each for shooting sixteen ducks out of season. Geo Holmes fined 60 with costs for illegal possession of ducks. Federal migratory bird law violators face federal action after state fines.
Pursuant to an order of the District Court dated March 8 110 in Jefferson County Nebraska the Wood and others are to sell the west half of Lot 3 in the southwest quarter of section 24 township 2 north range 4 east for cash at the south front door of the Fairbury courthouse on April 26 1620 after bond approval. Henry W. Fouts as referee CH Denney attorney for the plaintiff.
Notice of referee sale under a Jefferson County Nebraska district court partition action between Orpha Wagoner and Jesrey A Bell and others. The sale on April 26, 1920 at 2 PM at Fairbury courthouse will offer the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and the north part of the southeast quarter of section one township one north range four east for cash to the highest bidder.
At a Washington conference, 502 delegates from 21 denominations urged a national budget for child welfare and urged cooperation of civic and legislative bodies. Women leaders called for united action by churches and families to protect children during and after wartime, aligning with the Interchurch World Movement.
J W Fouta serves as referee to H Denney attorney for Blaintitt in a legal matter involving the Sixth Principal Meridian in Jefferson County Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County notices probate of the estate of Trent Jeki We Bond deceased. Maude Holland administrator petitions for final account distribution with a hearing set for April 10 1920 at 9 a.m. in Fairbury County Court. Publication in Diller Record for three weeks prior to hearing. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. F L Rain attorney.
At a 1919 meeting the Board of Trustees of Diner Nebraska estimated expenditures for the year 1919. The list includes officers salaries street and bridge work printing street lights building extensions and water maintenance. The total proposed amount is 2450 dollars and will be spread on the records and published.
County Court in Jefferson County Fairbury sets April 26 1920 at 9 am for hearing administrator S C Hutchinsons petition for annual settlement and distribution of residuary estate to entitled parties. Notice to interested persons via the Diller Record weekly for three weeks prior to hearing.
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