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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
4
Notices show candidates for County Commissioner in the First District Jefferson Nebraska seeking Republican Progressive and Democratic primaries on August 18 1914. Figures include Gro F Riddle C W RomRbaige and Peter Gill pledging to serve if elected with statements of duty and party affiliation.
A voter notice records O. Marruis declaring candidacy for County Clerk at the upcoming primary on August 18. The statement asserts intent to serve and seek voters’ support in the county.
A candidacy announcement appears for the office of County Treasurer of Jefferson County. The speaker, identified as Carun, declares intent to run subject to party backing and the public will, dated August 18, 1914.
L R Lambert declares his run for representative from the county, subject to primary approval, seeking support from county voters and Democratic electors. C. L. E. Blauser also announces candidacy.
L Shaffer announces the date for the county public instruction department election in Jefferson County Nebraska. The election is set for August 18, 1914, under Republican guidance with primary voters to participate.
The Bull Moosers plan a county search on July 11 while Republicans meet July 18. The Central Committee will fix a nominating filing deadline of July 18 at 5 p m with candidates to file by that hour.
If you stand on the equator you move around a 25 000 mile circle daily. At the poles you ride a near 19 foot circumference, yet the rotation takes twenty four hours to cover that small path.
A column by Jacob Gould argues the short ballot would abolish elected state officials except governor and lieutenant governor. It claims all others would be appointed by the governor to improve efficiency and centralize responsibility, mirroring the U.S. presidential cabinet system.
The text argues that if men were flawless and selfless, loving humankind would eliminate selfishness, making a socialistic system redundant. Until humanity attains such perfection, socialism becomes either tyrannical and liberty-stifling or a failure.
Turnips can be sown from mid July to early August using yellow meshed varieties for stock feed. Detailed guidance covers seed rates, planting depths, row spacing, thinning, and field spacing, plus notes on popular garden types and the rutabaga as best for cattle and sheep. Emphasizes rich, finely worked soil, good manuring, and thorough cultivation for strong yields.
A witty exchange plays on the classic personifications of time. The dialogue pits Mother Time against Father Time with a sly quip about inevitability and fate, highlighting playful wordplay rooted in tradition and calendar lore.
The article outlines turning a small poultry operation into a year round income through broilers and hatchable eggs. It covers incubators and hens, storage and handling of eggs, health and diet for laying hens, uniformity of stock, and letting chickens roam free for natural feeding on a farm tract to reduce costs and boost output.
A charming circular bed can be formed using blue clematis and pink gladioli. Clematis grows in the center and is trained low along wires set one foot apart and fifteen inches from the center, with gladioli rising through the wires. A simple flower bed uses a carpet of sweet alyssum with Lilac Queen dotted through.
The article describes a morning costume with a hemstitched batiste blouse and a white pique skirt. It notes diverging fabric lines, each running in distinct directions to create contrasting visual effects on the skirt and blouse.
Turkish toweling towels with owner initials and matching wash rag shown in shops. Designed for sea shore use, these towels suit fastidious women who find ordinary bathhouse towels unsuitable. Monograms may be substituted by those who decorate their own towels.
The guide lists signs of age and freshness in fowl. Fresh birds show bright eyes and moist pliable feet. dry eyes, stiff feet indicate older meat. Young fowl have pin feathers and bendable breast bone. old fowl suit boiling or long boiling then roasting.
A new plant, a novel machine, and an experimental serum may soon radically affect the trajectory of social evolution, signaling potential shifts in technology, economics, and daily life across society.
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