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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
4
Louis J. Nutzman announces his run for County Judge on a non political ticket in Jefferson County for the general election held on November 6 1928. He seeks the voters support to win the office.
A message extols good roads as vital to national health and economic growth, noting U S leadership and plans for a South America link. It also discusses Curtis as a Kaw Indian advocate in Congress and supports Hoover, citing Indian welfare, tuberculosis relief, and westerners’ perspectives heard at West Branch.
A fragmentary verse scene portrays cotton fields and slave era imagery with a narrator tied to Dixie life. It evokes labor, grief, and rural music as banjos strum in the evening while a Black narrator hints at shared experience and identity in Dixie.
The piece argues the jazz journalism era has ended and a more powerful intelligent press is rising. Postwar readers seek foreign context and thoughtful coverage, while editors should provide enduring information over sensational cabaret style.
England and America drift toward open opposition over freedom of the seas with war likely unless an agreement is reached. Lincoln’s frankness calls for an open, timely settlement as disputes over neutral navigation and British control of commerce strain relations and block progress from past conferences.
The text argues that human history shows decline rather than progress, opposing Darwinian evolution. It cites Daniel’s prophecies of degeneration and societal collapse, contrasting them with evolution’s upward trajectory and predicting governmental failure and a Messiah’s reign. It frames history as aligned with scriptural prophecy.
The piece argues a partisan race with Democrats stacking the ticket to cover wide regions and factions. It notes Smith from the East with a running mate from Arkansas, liking a mix of Catholic and Protestant backgrounds to broaden appeal.
County representatives of the state bankers association agricultural committee are appointed by the agricultural committee with the President and Secretary of the State Bankers Association and the Extension Director of the College of Agriculture. They contact banks, present county agricultural plans, and mobilize bank support during emergencies. They proceed by correspondence, presenting projects at banker meetings, and making personal visits with the county agent.
A historical note explains that joss is a corruption of the Portuguese word eos meaning God and describes joss house as the term for the Chinese temple or house of worship. The expression is presented as a colloquial usage.
Probate notice published July 6 with final notice July 27 records the estate of the named individual. The public is informed of administration actions and deadlines as required by law.
Creditors may present claims by August 2 and all claims against the estate must be filed in the county by November 2 1928. The order is by the court dated June 28 1928. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. J A Brunt attorney for estate.
Creditors of Emma M. Lime deceased must meet the executor in Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on November 12, 1928 at 9 a.m. to present claims for examination and allowance. Three months from August 9, 1928 are allowed for claims. those not filed by November 9, 1928 are barred. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. W. H. Line, Atty. for Estate.
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