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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
Notice from the Diller Nebraska post office for second class mail transmission and business locals rates. Rates are five cents per line per insertion and continuous until ordered out.
A Nebraska Socialist party official in Omaha condemns flag reverence and labels Bolshevist ideas as dangerous. He cites wartime penalties for disloyalty, praises U S diplomacy, and urges harsher action against perceived enemies of the nation. The piece also cites a Chicago examiner critique of suffrage opponents and predicts political shifts after ratification debates.
Edward de Billy, Deputy High Commissioner of the French Republic to the United States, outlines France s needs for aid in rebuilding factories and farms, constructing or purchasing ships, and restoring industry after 24 000 destroyed factories and 670 000 tons of lost shipping. He cites 2 500 000 French dead or maimed and 31 000 000 000 francs in debt, urging Allied support during rehabilitation.
The article laments France’s suffering as it struggles to maintain a role in global markets after widespread industrial and agricultural damage. It cites military deaths around 1.4 million, wounded and disabled citizens, prisoners, and extensive destruction of mills and factories under occupation, alongside shifts in production such as milk and sheep.
At a public auction in Cottonwood Kansas on February 13, the Crocker brothers cradle with long service was bid many times and finally bought by No Gassery, cashier of the Matfield State Bank, after bringing $100. The sale supported the Red Cross and reflected the era’s rural trade.
In South Berk shire Connecticut explorer Jack Newhoy recalls rabbit hunting in Patterson woods when his dog chased a rabbit into force. After two hours he returns home to find the dog already with the rabbit while his brother Pat recalls fishing on a nearby lake and hearing a commotion in the water as a rabbit surfaces.
Dora Wohlfarth files for absolute divorce against Carl Wohlfarth in district court citing two years willful absence. Publication service ordered February 5 1919, answer required by April 7 1919. Attorney C H Denney for the plaintiff.
The central control board lifted the twelve hour aging rule for bread during Christmas week. It also extended saloon hours by fifty eight minutes and allowed liquor sales in the forenoon and midday period from December 16 to 24.
In Fairbury County Court on March 10 1919 at 9 am a hearing is set for the petition of Charles Brandt and A Mayborn administrators for final settlement and distribution of John H Brandt deceaseds estate. Notice to interested parties via publication in The Diller Record for three consecutive weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Cc Denney attorney for estate.
The piece argues that relief aid should flow as a natural duty, noting past shipments of food to India and Belgium. It equates charitable feeding of distressed nations with everyday acts of generosity and frames peace on shared humanitarian devotion.
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