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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

4

Political Announcements from Jefferson County Candidates

Notices from Diller Nebraska detail bids for County Commissioner and First District Commissioner seats. F Riddle seeks Republican Progressive support for August 18 1914 primary with promised performance if elected. Peter Gill declares candidacy for County Commissioner in the First District under Democratic voters for August primaries.

Commier Jefferson County Nebraska F. Riddle Missione Jeff County Iwo Secmnacas Peter Gill

Clyde O This Announces County Repunteen Candidacy

A candidate announces for county office in a local primary. The statement names Clyde O This as seeking the position and references August EBth as the election time. The wording is OCR derived and presents an early campaign declaration with unclear spellings.

Gerk Repunteen Clyde O

County Treasurer Candidate Announces Bid in Jefferson County

The candidate C. G. Cariat declares run for County Treasurer as a Republican and Progressive party member in Jefferson County. Announcement dated August 18, 1914, signals intent to seek the office.

Jefferson County C.G. Cariat

Representative I He Announces Candidacy for Elector Positions

A candidate announces for the Jefferson County Democratic electors ticket. C. L. E. Blauser details the run and intent to seek support from party voters.

Jefferson Cc. L

Foner Te for Office of 7 Superin August 18 1914

Fragmentary note reports a Foner as candidate for the office of superintendent with a date of August 18 1914. No further names or details are legible.

Untitled War Leadership Reflected in Gentle Resolve

A reader extols President Wilson for his calm dignified approach to war urging that his patient, kind, and simple nature steadies the nation. The piece laments the need for conflict yet praises measured diplomacy and forebearing leadership.

Wilson

Danish Farmers Solve High Cost of Living

Danish farmers find relief from rising living costs with cooperative measures under the guidance of American Minister to Denmark Maurice Francis Egan. The effort mobilizes local producers and supports export-oriented farming to stabilize prices.

de. Maurice Francis Egan Denmark

Danish co operation boosts farming efficiency in Denmark

The article extols intensive farming and Danish cooperative methods as a remedy for high living costs. It claims Denmark’s climate and soil are weak yet farmers, using science, control middlemen and could transform farms if managed by competent Danes, potentially feeding New England.

Denmark

United States and Japan Mutually United States and Japan Mutually

Dr Sydney L Gulick, Special, Lavina Isa of Kyoto, Japan are cited in a brief note on mutual relations between the United States and Japan. The fragment references a person involved and a location in Kyoto. Further details are unclear due to limited readable text.

Sydney L.gulick Lavina Isa Kyoto Japan

Immigration Fears and Economic War Threats Stir California Debate

A period piece laments unrestricted immigration from the Orient, warning of millions of Chinese and Japanese entering the U S in ten years and sparking economic disas ter and militarization. It argues the literacy test would worsen bias and cites agricultural remedies for bots in horses as a separate topic.

California

Great Estate to Be U. S. Reserve

Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt eyes selling the Biltmore domain to Uncle Sam after the forest reservation commission voted to buy the 86,700 acres in North Carolina. The vast area along the Davidson and French Broad rivers features Pisgah peaks, waterfalls, rugged ridges, and a 25 mile to 60 mile automobile route proposed to link to Brevard and Asheville.

Asheville Biltmore N. C United States Forest Reservation Commission George W. Vanderbilt Mississippi River Biltmore Estate Biltmore House Rockies Pisgah Aily Looking Glass Creek Davidson Pisgah Forest Station Texaway Southern Railway Brevard-Asheville Pisgah Ridge Trapsylvania County Vanderbilt New York Ton Mint

Pompey of Red Cross Engineers To Lead China Flood Work

Congress approves a group to supervise Red Cross flood relief in China. Notable figures include No. 8A Gatun locks builder and U S engineer Powell Davis, Wisconsin engineer Daniel Webster Mead, and Charles Davis Jameson who prepped the report guiding the mission. Colonel Sibert may be named engineer in chief for the conservancy effort.

Congress Army Gatun Panama Powell Davis United States Reclamation Service Daniel Webster Mead University of Wisconsin Charles Davis Jameson China Sibert Conservancy

Daring Rescue Of Child On Slag Bridge

Stephen Circella a Reading laborer risked a dangerous climb up a decaying slag bank and bridge to save two year old Mary Perforna who wandered from home near the Seyfert furnace and was stranded above Reading railway tracks. He grabbed the girl's dress belt in his teeth and carried her to safety as neighbors watched.

Reading Mary Perforna Seyfert Stephen Circella

Courtesy to an Old Woman Wins $25 000

Denver records show Mrs Celia Oster, a childless widow with about 100000 in assets, left most of her estate to friends and charities while Robert Reiner received 1000 and the rest of the bank funds. Mrs Christina Evans claimed 500 for caring for Daisy the dog, prompting a district court suit to collect the promised sum.

Denver Robert Reiner Christina J. Evans District Court Celia Oster Reiner Oo Ee

Midwinter surf bathing as oddities and a nickel egg

A Pennsylvania farmer boasts of a hen that laid an egg containing a nickel, a curious oddity amid winter news. The note also mentions a new water cure for bichloriditis and hints at a mystery for income tax collectors.

Pennsylvania

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Frank T. Pearce Diller Nebr Ero Seca Coun Union Cost OF American Press Association Europe Massachusetts New England United States United States Department of Agriculture U. S. Reserve W. G Uncle Sam America Piller Web Waggoner Bros Claude Ellis Devitis Tr Odell Nyt O.C. Diehl Dilter J.monroe Davis First National Bank Fairbury, Neb Guy H. Bezleér D. c Chiropractor DR. H. Bauguess
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