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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement notice lists mailing details and rates for local ads in Diller Nebraska. It references second class mail, post office entry, and a rate of 5 cents per line per insertion for business locals.
By the end of April the peace terms will be ready to present the Germans, and they will learn the cost of conquering the world. The Victory Liberty Notes will be dated May 20, with payments due in six installments: 10 per cent on or before May 10, 10 per cent July 15, 20 per cent August 12, 20 per cent September 9, 20 per cent October 7, and 20 per cent November 11.
The text outlines five reasons the Fifth Loan will succeed, including banks financing other loans, broad subscription by all classes, sacrifice compared to other nations, the war material impact, and funds aiding sick and wounded soldiers. It promotes reconstruction education for veterans and the goal of self-reliant citizen soldiers.
Poem celebrating Easter through nature and renewal. Voices of birds, fields, gardens, and woods unite in praise. The speaker appeals to a reader named Charles Kingsley to use crafts and gifts as Easter tribute, aligning human work with divine will.
The passage recalls Luke Chapter 24 where on the first day of the week the women discover the empty tomb and angels proclaim that Jesus is risen. The reflection notes this as the outstanding fact for believing Christians and links it to recent global contemplation of death and life everlasting.
The text notes Easter day marked by impressive religious ceremonies in Christian countries and mentions joyous social customs, though it only briefly references Seaakarene traditions as part of the commemoration.
A mixed front page item blends a World War I era poem about Somewhere in France with local obituaries and community notices. It reports the funeral of Richard Arnold Jr. and lists out-of-town relatives, church events at Harbine, rainbound weather, and community updates from Harbine Nebraska including a creamery opening and a birthday list from Fairbury. Also notes Fairbury’s 75th birthday list and the town's upcoming semi centennial celebration.
The Ladies of the Baptist church held a food sale Saturday in Kroetschnig's store with sandwiches and coffee. They cleared 19.00. Miss Gerturde Mudrow traveled to Beatrice last week to assist the Sankeys in their ice cream parlor. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sandman and Mrs. Chas. Sandman drove to Fairbury Monday. Mrs. Fred Kroetsching visited Mrs. Wm. Germer at Jansen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Free Logan spent Saturday and Sunday with friends.
Officials file shows formation of Farmers Union Cooperative Store in Jefferson County Nebraska. Names of incorporators listed with aim to establish a farming cooperative under state law. Article I notes the corporation name and principle business as agricultural trade and community services.
The document outlines a corporation's scope of buying and selling goods including field, forest, and mine products, building materials, livestock, and real estate. It sets a 50 year term from incorporation on Feb 7 1919, a capital stock of 500 shares at $100 each totaling $50 000, with $9 000 paid in at start. It notes non-assessable stock and limits debt to two thirds of paid capital.
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