Post Office Filing Notice from Diller Nebraska
Entry filed at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Entry filed at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Three men announce their candidacies for the First Commissioner District seat in Jefferson County Nebraska. GEO F RIDDLE C W ROHRBAUGH and PETER GILL seek the Republican Progressive and Democratic nominations at the August 18 1914 primary with promises to serve if elected.
A county clerk candidacy declaration appears with Clyde O. Marthis and Cuns. A. Fehlman seeking the Republican and Progressive party support for the August 18 1914 primary. Both declare intent to run for the office of County Clerk of Jefferson County Nebraska.
C G Catlin announces candidacy for county treasurer of Jefferson County as a Republican and Progressive, subject to primary electors on August 18, 1914. The filing emphasizes intent to seek election in the upcoming party primaries.
Jefferson county voters are informed that Louis J Nutzman seeks the nomination for County Judge on the Non-partisan Judicial ticket. The announcement appears dated August 18th and declares his candidacy for the upcoming election.
Statements from LL. R. Lambert and C. L. E. Blauser announce candidacies for Jefferson County representative seats. Lambert seeks voters’ approval in Republican and Progressive primaries after thirty six years in Rock Creek. Blauser runs under Democratic electors.
County Superintendent election notice for Jefferson County Nebraska cites candidate Eodore L. Shaffer and H Harrison seeking city superintendent roles. Primary set for June 18, 1914, with GOP electors to determine candidacy. Documentation notes Republican will and election procedures.
The piece portrays Chicago avoiding sensationalism in a reform tone about Mexico’s mediation crisis. It praises rural life and urges young men to farm, inviting them to share news and seek guidance from the paper as a neighborly friend.
The piece criticizes a crisis in popular government and warns of moves to subordinate courts to arbitrary voter decisions. It cites historic precedents from the Stuarts and Tudors and likens current proposals to political domination of the judiciary.
A congressional statement urges lawmakers to resist pressure from officials and popular figures when determining how much to appropriate. It stresses the duty to scrutinize requests and avoid swayed voting that could harm the public treasury.
A column explains casseroles as brown pottery dishes for oven or stove use. Leftovers, meats, and small bits become tasty meals, with simple ingredient examples and a nod to thrift. The piece blends home tips with a series of light quips from various periodicals.
A Chicago hypnotist starts a new school for book agents, most of whom are post graduates in the art. A Minnesota college offers sausage making courses, promising students a long grind ahead.
The piece notes a shift where a previous danger becomes a boon for New York theater producers. It mentions potential welcome for Mrs. Pankhurst in Switzerland and implies calmer reception than before.
The columnist notes Dr. Wiley claims Eve was created before Adam and jokes about who can decide if the egg or the hen came first. The line plays with origin debates and humorous science quips.
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