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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
2
A notice states E. L. Jenkins has filed for the nomination of county treasurer, subject to the will of Republican voters of Jefferson County.
C. O. Marthis files for nomination as county clerk on the republican ticket for the primary on August 20 1918 and seeks the support of Jefferson county voters.
The statement filed by O R Jones of Richland Precinct declares candidacy for County Clerk under the Republican banner subject to the primaries.
E A Wunder announces filing for the Democratic nomination for County Attorney in the Primary Election on August 20 1918. He seeks the office under the county party banner.
Jefferson county voters will choose a clerk at the August election. Homer S. Yeakle is the Democratic candidate subject to electors' will.
A candidate has filed to run for county commissioner in the 1st district subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary. The entry notes party affiliation and election timetable.
The line frames tin production as a metaphorical reminder of imperial power. It links industrial output to national memory, suggesting Germany confronts historic leadership symbols in modern industry discourse.
A Berlin quotation frames the drive as justified to avoid a fifth winter in the trenches. The text notes widespread chatter about Taft and Teddy meeting, their playful rivalry, and Roosevelt’s famed smile contrasted with Taft’s reactions, all described in a period newspaper tone.
The Fuel Administration announced on June 10 a curtailment of coal supplies to passenger automobile manufacturers to 25 percent of their 1917 18 consumption for the year starting August 1. This forms part of a broad plan to reduce fuel for non war industries to cope with an expected coal shortage next winter.
Congress candidate Charles H. Sloan of Geneva has shown strong district support across elections. From 1910 to 1916 his majorities rose from 1257 to 5256, surpassing the Wilson wave and outpacing party ticket gains with increasing margins.
American Steel and Wire urges farmers to grow castor beans for castor oil. Oil used as airplane lubricant. war department seeks 200000 acres. Bean price ranges from 300 to 354 per bushel with northern states yielding 15 to 25 bushels per acre, promising profitable returns.
A World War era appeal urges citizens to unite against the enemy and support the war effort. It emphasizes buying only necessities, using labor and materials efficiently, and purchasing War Savings Stamps. Citizens should pledge by June 28 to save and buy government securities.
Kansas plan seeks to save 2 500 000 bushels a year from waste due to careless harvesting. Dean E C Johnson at Kansas Agricultural College cites incidents in Kiowa Pawnee and Smith counties. The food administration forms a threshing division to organize county by county wheat-saving efforts.
It is probable that near future written pledges will be required from all householders limiting sugar use to three pounds per person per month.
A communication from the Commissioner of Pensions outlines the 1918 pension law increasing monthly rates for Civil War veterans. It details scales from 30 dollars for short service to 40 dollars for two years or more, with automatic increases for eligible pensioners and specific filing requirements for those under other acts.
The Nebraska Jefferson County probate court held in Fairbury on June 10 1918 confronted the petition of administrator Charles E Waggoner seeking final account settlement. The filing dated June 10 1918 requests approval and settlement of the estate of Joseph Silas Diller deceased.
On June 4 1918 Ensley Carmichael filed in the District Court of County Alaska a case against the unknown heirs and claimants of Car Wohlfarth deceased. The suit seeks to quiet title to the west quarter of Section 8 Range 4 east Sixth Principal Meridian and outlines Wohlfarth’s disappearance since August 1899 and subsequent events affecting ownership. The notice names Dora M Wohlfarth and other heirs as parties.
Plaintiff alleges Carl Wohlfarth died earlier, denying any title through him and asserting ownership of the premises. The petition requires an answer by July 2, 1915, with ENSLEY CARMICHAEL and attorney CH. Derney representing the plaintiff.
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