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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
4
One year in advance one dollar fifty cents and six months in advance two dollars. Entered at Diller Nebr post office as second class matter. Advertising rates available on request. Business locals run until ordered out and charged at five cents per line for each insertion.
Announcements under this heading will be published from now until the April primary. The service costs $3.00, payable in cash with other items.
Numerous candidates announce for Jefferson County sheriff and county judge elections in April 1916, including Chas Franz John Cherry Frank Rawles and Louis Nutzman. The notices urge party and nonpartisan participation and outline the primary date and electoral process. Guide discusses farm programs guinea fowls bees and poultry as practical income ideas.
The notice lists Charles H. McGee and Oscar N. Garnsey as candidates for Clerk of the District Court in Jefferson County Nebraska. Primary election date is April 18 1916 and results depend on Republican electors and both Republican and Progressive electors.
W G C WoosTER declares candidacy for the office of Assessor of Jefferson County subject to the primary on April 18 1916. He signs as candidate.
Public notices reveal E A Wunder files for County Attorney in Jefferson County with a Democratic primary set for April 18 1916 and F Rain and Boorlauser also filing for County Attorney and the 32nd District Representative seats respectively with primaries on April 8 and April 18 1916.
The present session of congress will prevent Congressman Sloan from visiting throughout the district before the primary. Duty keeps him in Washington but his multitude of friends in the district are active in his behalf. Mr. Sloan has proven himself an able and fearless champion of those measures which go to the upbuilding of his district and state.
The article outlines keeping young guineas free from lice and mites, housing them in a dry coop with a board bottom, and avoiding dampness. It recommends not feeding for 24 hours after hatching, then feeding stale bread and boiled eggs five times daily for 4–5 days, gradually switching to other foods, and monitoring for bowel trouble and parasites. After wing feathers begin to emerge, prevent wet conditions and excess feeding, and note that they grow quickly and later range outdoors with the mother once the hen weans them. Winter feeding remains similar to older birds.
A fragment notes a schedule from mid April through November with daily tasks starting in spring and continuing through late autumn. The terse line hints at a recurring activity tied to the season rather than a fixed event or date.
Zoologist Dr R K Nabours of Kansas State Agricultural College explains that moles eat earthworms and animal life rather than corn. He notes mole runs aid meadow mice and white footed field mice and common bone mice, suggesting killing moles is easier to stop damage.
A Baltimore American item notes a reckless flyer with an outspoken plea to send him to a charity bazaar, referencing community efforts and a lighthearted appeal.
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