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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
2
The notice records that the item was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office and transmitted through the mails as second class matter. It notes official handling and the mailing class designation without additional details.
E L Jenkins announces candidacy for a second term as County Treasurer on the Republican ticket pending primary voters. The election is scheduled for Tuesday July 18, 1922.
A public notice announces a candidate seeking reelection to the office of county commissioner from the 1st district. The statement names intent to run and outlines the election context.
The primary ballot on July 18 lists Leonard W. Colby for nomination as judge of the Supreme Court from the Fourth District. Supporters praise his fair, honest, and effective district judge record.
The piece notes liquor men press for repeal or modification of the Volstead Act while acknowledging possible overstatement of public sentiment. It suggests the speech reflects wishful thinking more than real broad support.
The Senate passes a pay reform effective July 1, shifting to a new basis for officers and enlisted in the Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and other services. Wartime rates end July 1 with shifts based on length of service and rank. The bill costs about 1 million more than prewar rates but saves 16 million overall. Also notes chinch bug spread north to South Dakota Nebraska Missouri and beyond with recommended control using nicotine sulfate after harvest and deep plowing in September.
Leonard W. Colby, a non political candidate for Supreme Judge in the Fourth District, profiles his ascent from a farm upbringing to a Wisconsin law degree, forty years in state and federal practice, two terms as state senator, and service as assistant attorney general under Harrison, plus World War era service.
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