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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
4
Jaume Carameion declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He files to appear on the August 7 primary ballot and seeks voter support.
The article lists four states Idaho Colorado Utah Wyoming with full suffrage and several others Arizona Connecticut Delaware Florida Iowa Illinois Indiana Kentucky Kansas Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nebraska New York North Dakota Vermont Washington Wisconsin with some school, taxation, bonding, or library trustee voting rights. It notes Louisiana allows taxation questions only and specifies Kansas and Montana bonding and municipal votes.
A cautious male speaker urges young men to avoid sweet talk and lax behavior while courting. He argues that a woman values practical effort and will later recall empty promises with sharp, mocking reproach. The tone warns that domestic life demands work, not idle chatter or decorative affection.
A rhapsodic meditation on a single four letter word that conquers all lands and hearts, from distant shores to the equator, praising its mighty, almost sacred reach. The prose elevates this four letter term as a universal key to fortune and fate.
Beatrice Express notes that Nebraska has shed its old desert reputation. Settlements and development transformed landscapes once seen as waste into a rich agricultural hub admired by the eastern states.
A New York gentleman and former Eastern Africa missionary says Roosevelt faces less danger from Africa's wild beasts than feared. He calls the rhinoceros ugly but says the African lion is tame unless mistreated and even roosts on the porch of his house.
A fragment notes that the house fly, once seen as harmless, is described as one of the most dangerous insects in existence and capable of spreading germs.
J W Fouts delivers a Memorial Oration at Prairie Home Cemetery Diller Nebraska on Decoration Day May 30 1909 praising the Grand Army of the Republic, Civil War memory, national unity, and the enduring heritage given to future generations.
Prepared by C L E Blauser the address honors sailors and mar ines who died in service and those living. It recalls the nation honoring the dead who freed four million slaves and preserved the Union, noting the cost in lives and money.
The speaker argues the Civil War era mirrors a second 1776 independence and praises joint land, sea, and marine efforts. It urges citizens to honor soldiers, sailors, and marines, uphold patriotism, and live dutifully while ready to defend the nation if needed.
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