Local Candidate Files for County Treasurer Nomination
W. H. Clark announces his candidacy for Jefferson County treasurer. He submits the filing as a declaration of intent, pending voter support at the upcoming election.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
4
County Treasurer Candidate Seeks Republican Primary
County official C. Clark announces himself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to Republican voters' decision at the August 10, 1926 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeehe Saeeence
Cal
Clark
Congress cuts taxes again in 1926 revenue act
Prominent congressman Guy A. Hardy notes three major tax cuts since 1918 and highlights 1926 reductions. He cites income tax relief for middle earners, lower or eliminated taxes on admissions jewelry firearms cameras and autos, and savings on estates and other items. He also warns of a California jackrabbit disease that threatens humans if handling infected rabbits occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Morality and selfishness in human behavior
A reflective piece argues that morality often promotes selfishness. It questions teachers who equate morality with unselfishness and discusses how personal liberty versus jail mirrors selfish motives. The author cites a town’s response during arrest as revealing public selfishness.
Precious Stones as Hidden Wealth in China
Among China's wealthy not relying on banks, wealth stored as precious stones offers a convenient safe, but also attracts bandits who exploit this never failing source of cash and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Courtesy Title Established by Custom Not Authority
A note explains that courtesy titles arose from custom rather than formal authority and do not belong to any official designation.
Bible Wisdom Through the Ages Says Fosdick
The quote reflects Harry Emerson Fosdick on the Bible’s enduring value across centuries. It argues the plain man gains life insight from scripture more than from philosophers, offering a view on faith's practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Ian
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Masculine Dress Hats Reached Perfection in the 1980s
The piece notes that masculine dress hats achieved peak style in the 1980s and that men’s formal wear has changed little since. It emphasizes a lasting standard set by that era and hints at minimal post decade evolution.
Trouble Brewing: The Meter Rises in London Show
In a Passing Show from London the mood turns heated as anticipation builds and audiences feel the tension rise. Critics note an electric atmosphere with performers and spectators crowded into the venue as excitement swells.
Limited Unanimity in an Exchanged Thought
A Boston Transcript note reports an exchange quoting an observer who says nearly every man believes himself a wonder. The piece hints at the difficulty of persuading others beyond self praise in social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Seal of the Poet Insight on Poetic Soul
A fragmented note presents a reflection on poetry as a soul seeking knowledge that flows instantly and echoes inner feeling. The text mentions names or tokens Sia and Ria attributed to George, suggesting a personal or artistic attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Advert Promises Laugh Classic Amid Weep Thrill and Pie
A movie ad touts a laugh classic while hinting at a weep classic and a thrill classic, accompanied by humor about custard pie gags. The promotion emphasizes varied tonal experiences to lure audiences.
It Is Enough sung by the choir after collection
The choir performed Mendelssohn's It Is Enough following the collection, as documented in the Boston transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Exchange
Mendelssohn
Bostop Transcript
Tickets by the Million in London Amabus Lines
The company operating the amabus lines in London handles about four million tickets daily. Stock holds around four hundred million tickets, each stamped with a unique number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amabusines
London
Oues
Doctor's Daughter Nellie Administers Doll Pills
Nellie, daughter of a physician, pretends to treat her doll with shoe buttons as pills. She tells the doll to take one every five years, and to return if not feeling better in an hour, in a Hygeia style joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Famous Coronation Chair At Westminster Abbey
The coronation chair in Westminster Abbey was built in 1208 and has remained largely inside the abbey, only leaving the church once since its creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Fragmented OCR Note With Odd Phrases
The readable lines present a jumble of words and fragments about friendly behavior and a debutante. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable to form a coherent news item or summary.
Work and Save Put Your Shoulder to the Wheel Now
The Boston Transcript cautions workers and families to take action today to secure labor stability and financial footing, warning that delaying effort may lead to harsher penalties or reduced prospects in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Sesqui-Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia Preview
Photographic view outlines the 150th anniversary exposition set for Philadelphia from June to December 1. The Municipal Stadium seats 100,000, with two large exhibition halls the Palace of Agriculture and Palace of Liberal Arts. An auditorium for 20,000 stands opposite the Liberal Arts building and the Taj Mahal Indian building appears to the left of the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Great
Municipal Stadium
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of Liberal Arts
Selection of Dairy Cattle Breeds Influenced by Shows
A historical note on preparing dairy cattle for shows and sales. It emphasizes choosing stock, proper care, hair clipping, blanket use, and daily training to improve appearance and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelect
Ofan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank T. Pearce
St Diller Nebe
Ermer Steer
Bb Press
County
Treasu
Jefferson County
W. H. Clark
Congress
Guy A. Hardy
California
Sand Hill
Kansas
B. L. Greever
Hutchinson Board of Health
Sand Hills
Cal Clark
Iowa
Nebraska
August Kroll
Howe
The
Beil Syndicate Inc
Precious Stones
Mometer
Dituch Herald
Ayrshire
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