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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
Classified ad rates and publication terms for Diller Nebraska notices. Entry details indicate two class mail transmission and business locals billed at 5 cents per line. The issue is dated Friday June 18 1909 and ads run until ordered out.
James Cainmeipe announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff subject to voters at the August 17 primary. He seeks support from local voters and party members.
Ona Cox announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Jefferson County treasurer ahead of the primary on August 17, 1909. The statement emphasizes allegiance to Democratic voters and the county as the election arena.
The Central City Record contends that city wholesalers misjudge country merchants by judging them through whiskey soaked standards. It argues that most rural merchants oppose wide open towns and blame prohibition for political ills plaguing the state.
The law changes include petition deadlines July 17, August 17 primary, non partisan County Judge and County Superintendent races, and a single primary ballot. Voters are urged to vote straight if rejecting a party ticket and remarks advise civic effort over idle speculation.
Sprinkling kerosene on rain barrels and standing water helps prevent mosquito hatchings. Hogs reach a record price as pork tops eight dollars per hundredweight.
J B Wright returns from a business trip to Omaha on Wednesday. Vester Carmichael plans a large new barn pear bin residence for horse stables. John Glathar visits Humboldt Nebr former home. Mrs Jonnie Bixby visits elderly parents in Simpson Kan. Deputy treasurer Ora Cox files as Democratic candidate for county treasurer for the August primary. Purley and Addie Miller visit Fairbury to help with a gasoline engine repair tasks.
Voters will go to the waterworks election at Pickard’s pump shop with the same election board as the spring village trustees election. Polls open from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. local time.
A birth announced for a boy to Mr and Mrs Cecil E Biglow of Shattuck Oklahoma Maude Folkers former Diller resident now Clovis New Mexico is the grandmother Dick is noted as the new grandpa The post office display shows a proposed Diller water works plan with potential hydrant placement changes by the village board pending bond passage
The notice advocates Dr Shoop's Restorative as a cure for failing organs by targeting the root hidden nerve causes. It claims the remedy works on the internal nerves controlling the stomach heart and kidneys, promising a simple five to ten day test and sale by Neely's Pharmacy.
A district court order issued June 15 1900 directs a public sale of farm land in Jefferson County Nebraska. Referee Tuos Puiis will sell July 19 1909 at 1 pm at the court house south door to settle partition among Joram Fanders Dick Fanders and Marten Fanders versus John Eiltz Theodore Eiliz Anna Eilts and John D Fanders executor. Sale is for cash and involves parts of sections 29 and 21 in township 2N range 4E.
May 20 1909 board meeting estimates necessary expenditures for officers salaries street and bridge work printing and street lights for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1909 at 1500 and to be spread on records. Balance in treasury from 1908 receipts 172.78 Amount in treasury May 5 1908 685.38 Total balance in treasury May 7 1909 858.11 Signed Avex Bett chairmen and J Ourre Dupes village clerk.
Notice to voters of Diller, Jefferson County, Nebraska, announcing a June 23 special election at Pickard & Son’s pump shop to approve 13 000 dollar water bond issuance for a village waterworks system. Two-thirds approval required. bonds run 20 years, interest up to 4.5 percent, with tax levy for interest and sinking fund. Publication and posting requirements listed. signed by Village Clerk I J Smith Diller.
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