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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
2
The Diller Record lists subscription terms of one year or six months in advance in savings. Advertising rates are shown upon request, with business locals charged 5 cents per line per insertion. The notice also indicates post office circulation in Diller Nebraska as second class matter.
A collection of Republican and Democratic candidate declarations for Jefferson County offices including County Treasurer County Clerk County Attorney and County Commissioner. Messages state filings for primaries August 20th and candidate names such as E L Jenkins O R Jones Homer S Wunder John G Rawles and others. The note mentions wartime support from Washington Times.
United States Senator Charles H. Sloan, a veteran politician, presents a long record of service and electoral success. The text emphasizes his consistency, loyalty, and history of wins as a key credential for his campaign.
The York Republican endorses Congressman Sloan as the principled, proven choice for Nebraska’s Senate. It lauds his congressional record, leadership in Washington, and alignment with Republican leaders to advance legislation for the general good. The paper urges Nebraskans to vote August 20 for Sloan’s strong plurality.
Eight years as Assistant Attorney General and ten years on the Supreme Court form the candidate's record. Clark Perkins lauds Judge Rose for weighing issues on their merits and delivering courageous written opinions. The piece notes that three Supreme Court judges are to be elected with votes for three. Wm. H. Smith endorses war unity and opposition to profiteering, citing his history as state auditor and state senator.
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