Post Office Transmission Notice from Diller Nebraska
Notice indicates mail transmission through the post office at Diller Nebraska for second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
4
Nomination Filing for Jefferson County Clerk
A candidate filed for the Republican nomination for county clerk seeking voter support in Jefferson County. The filing cites the August 20, 1918 election date and emphasizes campaign outreach to local voters.
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Jefferson Omy
Marthis
County Attorney Nomination Filed on Democratic Ticket
The statement announces a candidate filing for the County Attorney nomination on the Democratic ticket for the upcoming August election. It notes the official election date and the party designation connected with the filing.
County Commissioner Candidate Files for 1st District
A candidate filed for the county commissioner post from the 1st district under the Republican banner. The filing signals entry into the race as party voters weigh their choice.
County Treasurer Candidacy in Republican Primary
A candidate files for the county treasurer race asserting alignment with Republican electors. The statement emphasizes eligibility and backing within the party as the election approaches.
Convert to Liberty as I Left Germany
An individual recalls leaving Germany at age 20 on a one year military leave later extended to four years. After settling in America and marrying, he faced a court martial for absence without leave upon turning 25. War loomed in 1914 and a royal memorial promised amnesty if he returned to duty for Germany or the United States.
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Germany
Berlin
United States
German Soldier and the Ideal of Liberty in War
A wartime reflection asserts that a German soldier is a family man driven by devotion, not a mere Hun. The narrator argues America fights to replace loyalty to God King and Fatherland with Liberty Equality Fraternity, to uphold universal rights.
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America
Pay Attention to Politics in Wartime Appeal
Omaha Nebraskan urges Americans to engage in politics during wartime. Citizens should vote for one hundred percent Americans and seek party nominations, stressing public duty and choosing leaders who support the war effort.
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Omaha Nebraskan
Berlin’s hidden fortress of monster guns described by Erickson
Swedish gun expert John Erickson says Berlin is surrounded by fortified heavyweight cannons buried in pits 40 to 50 feet deep and spaced 125 to 150 feet apart in two concentric rings seven and eleven miles from the city. The guns range from 22 to 42 inches in diameter, some over 200 feet long, with seven feet of granite foundations and a grass covered roof system controlled by electricity.
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Berlin
John Erickson
Sweden
Erickson
Motla
Germany
Man Power and War Acknowledges Women's Role in Labor
The piece argues women and children form a crucial factor in victory, noting German women historically performed heavy labor while U S women bear burdens nobly. It urges full women’s participation and shared responsibility in the war effort.
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America
Germany
United States
Burdens of the Day Urge Use of Power Against German Threat
The sight term is a call to exert full power to end the German menace and restore order. The article notes Germany bombed its own embassy in Paris and later billed the French government 1 2000 francs for damages to German property.
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United States
Paris
Farmers urged to keep records for income tax
Officials at a Chicago conference on farm management urged farmers to maintain consistent records of receipts and expenses and an inventory of property. They asked the government to issue an income tax primer for farmers and urged all farmers to track income, expenses, and inventory for tax purposes.
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Chicago
Labor and the War Ends Promise for Workers
The piece argues the labor shortage stems from democracy not just conflict. It says democracy elevates individuals to kings of their own rights, creating entrepreneurs from immigrants who start as laborers. War builds resourcefulness and initiative, yielding an army of self reliant leaders ready to dominate tomorrow's industry.
Newspapers Face Higher Costs Amid Trade Council Findings
The Salina Union argues papers face rising costs from federal trades council findings with print paper at $3.10 per hundred, freight up 25 percent on June 25, and postage up 25 percent on July 1. It questions who will bear the revenue burden and if newspapers must charge the government for space.
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Federal Trades Council
Salina Union
In the Performance of Duty
A reflective critique on how war casualties are announced to families and the burden of duty. The piece ponders the grief felt by mothers and fathers and questions the nation’s response to lonely sacrifice and civilian responsibility at home. The author contrasts battlefield duty with redacted duties at home.
The Soldier’s Final Duty Questioned
A speaker laments the cost of sacrifice and asks what it means to give life for country. He contrasts minimal gifts with true heroism, urging sober reflection on the meaning of dying in performance of duty.
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Red Cross
Sowing Cane Advised Amid Dry Weather Shortages
The Nebraska University Animal Husbandry Department urges sowing cane by mid July to secure rough feed for winter. Use field edges and odd ground, sow thick due to seed quality, about a bushel per acre.
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Animal Husbandry Department
University of Nebraska
Save and Sell Straw to Aid Army Demand
Grain and hay marketing specialists urge baling straw soon after threshing to avoid wasteful burning and to supply the Army camps. The Bureau of Markets U.S. Department of Agriculture offers marketing assistance in straw sales.
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Bureau of Markets
U. S. Dept. of Agricultural
Washington, D.C
Exequatur in Diplomatic Use and Its Effect on Consuls
Exequatur is the Latin term for a government permit allowing a foreign consul to act within its borders. A consul must obtain this authorization from the host government, which can refuse or revoke it for any reason, or remove the consul’s right to act if unacceptable.
Depletion of the Soil and Farming Practices
The article warns that soil fertility is declining across the states due to current farming methods. It notes past profits from virgin land, warns that two generations may face infertile soil, and discusses crop rotation and fertilizing as partial remedies.
Farmer Sees Winter Manure Hauling Boost Profits
The passage notes a farmer’s unproductive land yields little money, suggesting that reducing idle time in winter and increasing hauling of fresh manure to fields could increase earnings for the farmer and provide tangible gains beyond a “white elephant” for the next generation.
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebr
In the matter of John Westecy dated June 28 to July 12 and 18 1918 a probate petition by Sophie G Mathias and Mathias seeks to grant allens of said estate to Sophie G Mathias as Administratrix. A hearing is set for July 24 1918 at 9:00 AM at the county court in Fairbury to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Notice to interested parties via publication in the county’s weekly newspaper for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
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Jefferson Ves
John Westecy
Sophie G Mathias
Mathias
Sophie G. Mathias
Fairbury
Er Record
State of
Nebraska
Probate Notice for Estate of John London in Fairbury
First publication June 28 1918 last July 12 1918 at a County Court in Fairbury the petition of J L London administrator for final settlement and allowance of final account filed June 22 1918 to discharge residue to entitled parties hearing set July 22 1918 at nine o clock A M all interested may appear show cause why prayer should not be granted notice to pendency of petition and hearing three weeks in the county newspaper signed County Judge J Nutzman Rain Attorney for Estate
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County Court
Fairbury
John London
J. L. London
Ctes Ordered. 7 That Vot 22Nd, A. D
Airbury
Theates Record
Prin
Sai County
J. Nutzman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank T. Pearce
Counsty Troma
Jefferson County
E. L. Jenkins
O. R. Jores
Richland Precinct
E. A. Wunder
Ereenee
Louis J. Nutzman
Jefferson
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis & Son
Fleet National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Waggoner Bros
DR. NH. Bauguess
Diller
Nebr
O. C. Diehl
Fitti
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