Post Office Memo Notes Second Class Mail Status
Entry recorded at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Diller Nebr
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
2
Candidacy Filed for Clerk of District Court Post
A candidate announces their run for the office of clerk of the district court. The declaration names Gladys Hughes and other party figures, stating the bid is subject to the will of the Democratic party.
Tippin declares candidacy for Jefferson County Sheriff
F M Tippin announces his run for sheriff of Jefferson County under the Republican banner with primaries in April and general election in November if nominated.
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Jefferson County
America Shaped by War Unity and Rising Threats
A patriot rally credits America’s 1917 18 war mobilization and moral resolve while warning of enemies to its ideals. The message lauds vast enlistment and resources and urges citizens to defend civilization against alleged agitators and disloyal intellectuals.
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America
Oklahoma Farmers' Union Opposes Government Railroads Plan
At Clinton annual meeting the Oklahoma Farmers' Union adopts a unanimous resolution opposing government ownership of railroads and the Plumb Plan. It states if Congress adopts the plan they should run all farms with farmers paid two thirds the railroad wage and sell products at cost. Separately Dr B K Davis advises the SWiwapis club of Omaha to drink milk for longevity.
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Oklahoma Farmers’ Union
Clinton
Congress
United States
B. 4K. Davis
Swiwapis Club of
Omaha
Saffell seeks partition of Mary Ann Saffell heirs land
George W. Saffell petitions to partition real estate among Ida Wood Florence McCullough Minerva Ashpaugh Mary Schultz Nora Packer and George Well who hold undivided interests with Walter Smith and Francis Smith each owning one fourteenth. The tract lies in West half Lot 3 Section 24 Township 2 North Range 4 East and May be sold if partition impossible. administrator J W Fouts bonds filed. Requires answer by March 1920.
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Walter Smith
Smith
Cis Smith
Francis Smith
George W. Saffell
You
Mary Ann Saffell
Mary Saffell
Ida Wood
Florence McCullough
Minerva Ashpaugh
Mary Schultz
Nora Packer
George Well
Said
Mary Ann. Saffell
J. W. Fouts
Nebraska
Estate of Jane D London Probate Hearing Notice
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Jane D London also known as Dorothy Jane London deceased. Daisy C Gerard petitions for administration to J L Londen. hearing set for March 1 1920 at 9 am at the county court Fairbury to show cause. Notice to interested parties via three weekly issues of the Diller Record. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. F L Rain attorney.
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Jane D
London
Dorothy Jane London
Daisy C. Gerard
J. L. Londen
Fairbury
Diller Record
Louis J. Nutzman
Seal
F. L. Rain
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