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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
4
Local business notices state establishments operate until an official order to vacate is issued. Charges are set at five cents per line for each advertisement insertion, outlining the pricing and service terms.
A political notice from Fairbury Nebraska dated February 1912 declares candidacy for state senate. The statement outlines opposition to an unspecified measure and asserts the candidate’s intent to serve.
A resident announces candidacy for the office of County Assessor in upcoming primaries. The statement identifies Ro Jones as the candidate and notes the election will be held on a listed date.
Jefferson County Nebraska voters will choose the County Attorney at the primary on April 19, 1912. F. L. Rain announces his candidacy to seek the office and represent the will of the electorate.
Secretary of State Addison Wait outlines April 19 1912 primary voting rules with polling hours and filing fees. The message also lauds George Washington and reflects on friendship with a moral vignette about steadfast support and true companionship.
A statewide seed corn campaign in Nebraska uses seed tests, lectures, and farm visits to avert a potential 40 million bushel loss in 1912. Trains from Burlington Northwestern and Union Pacific will tour 250 towns with expert speakers and demonstrations.
The speaker recalls a long journey beginning in 1910 and describes how time has carried them to every place they wished to visit. The narration emphasizes travel as a central life thread and personal pursuit across decades.
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