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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
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The Kansas City Star argues that America must resist minority rule at home as it did against German autocracy abroad. It cites Governor Allen mobilizing volunteers for Ramsus strip mines and urges loyal Americans to serve the nation in peace or war.
A fragment reflecting on national government fragility, urging memory of shared duties and equal rights. It argues that every right implies a correlative duty and that a complex society requires mutual concession, noting individuals may differ in goods or gifts but rights and duties remain, and every citizen must act accordingly.
The text argues that leaders must act to preserve peace and goodwill by considering concessions they demand. It warns that denying equal rights, amassing wealth at others' expense, or causing others suffering to thrive harms society and the state.
The Woman's Club gathers at Mrs. Anne Diller’s home on December 9 at 7 40 p m. The program covers Mexico topics including Her Government and Problems by Elizabeth Fouts Her People and Religion by Nellie Ellis and Her Resources and Development by Addie Bell. A Roll Call Current Events asks Which would be the Better Way to Help Mexico by Intervention or Propaganda led by Bessie Mayborn.
Mrs. Hazel Bowman came from Beatrice to spend Thanksgiving with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop. Dora and Anna Harvey were Beatrice passengers. Harbine opened a first class barber shop on Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Arnold visited her aunt Mrs. Phelps near Steele City for Thanksgiving. A well attended box supper last Wednesday raised 89 dollars. Josephine Ommen and Anna and Dorothy Arnold spent Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. Harlan Weaver and daughter Rachel visited her father Chas. Gaisford in Ellis who is ill. Addie Sandman of Clyde Kansas spent Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs. Geo. Arnold.
The City of Omaha seeks to petition delegates to a Constitutional Convention to unite the city of Omaha and Douglas County or form a new county aligned with Omaha boundaries. Officials note double offices and institutions, with billing disputes for prisoner care, and the Chamber of Commerce argues consolidation would cut costs and duplication. Also notes Lincoln’s 1864 Thanksgiving proclamation and the renewal of the practice by subsequent presidents.
The Kansas Board of Agriculture calls on capital and labor to unite with agriculture on a platform of Americanism and higher production to restore a normal supply of essential goods and reduce living costs.
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