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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
2
To the voters of Jefferson County a Republican Sheriff nominee F M Tippin assures appreciation of all party votes at the November election. The note emphasizes cross party backing and public service.
Nebraskans are told a special election will be held Tuesday September 21 to approve or reject a newly drafted state constitution. The vote includes suffrage for women and other provisions. polling places will operate as a general election with hours unchanged. Pamphlets with amendments and a sample ballot have been distributed for voter reading.
Uncle Joe Cannon argues labor and capital are inseparable. He says ownership of savings defines capitalism, while merely earning money without saving keeps one as a laborer. A high earner who spends all earns less status than a saver who accumulates even small amounts.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports U S per capita fire losses dwarf those of every other country. In 1918 total fire loss reached about 325 million dollars, averaging roughly 900 thousand dollars per day of the year.
The article outlines the Red Cross mission from its charter and lists the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call dates November 11 to 25, 1920. It specifies membership fees from annual to patron levels and directs readers to send dues to the nearest local chapter.
The American Red Cross offers First Aid training for both men and women to treat injuries promptly. Training does not replace a physician. a surgeon should be summoned when possible, but trained laypeople can save lives when delay risks fatalities. Red Cross courses include classroom instruction, injury prevention, high school and college programs, and distribution of First Aid books and equipment at reasonable prices. Information is available at local chapter headquarters.
In a Washington dinner remark Admiral Sims likens remedies for social unrest to a boy's botany test. He recalls Johnny Jones observing that violent symptoms such as cramps swelling vision loss and insanity distinguish mushrooms from toadstools, implying a dangerous misjudgment.
Sin ee he always cals me reflects a colloquial line about debt collection and a speaker's frustration with a persistent bill collector. The dialogue hints at social tension and the repeated phone calls that pressure the narrator.
A damaged text fragment discusses jokes and hopes but gives no clear event, person, or place. Readable parts point to a generic, uncertain reflection without identifiable entities or dates.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County requests administration for James E Long deceased be granted to Anna Long as Administrator. September 3 1920 at 9 AM set for hearing in County Court at Diller. Notice published in Diller Record for three weeks prior to hearing. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Frank L Rain attorney.
Jefferson County county court in Fairbury sets August 30 1920 at 9:00 A M for hearing administrator Bert A Bell final settlement and distribution order. Notice to interested parties via three weeks publication. Louis J Nutzman signs order.
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