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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance rates and mailing details are listed. Subscription costs are 1.00 for a year and 0.75 for six months. Advertising is charged by line at five cents per insertion. Local business notices run until ordered out. Entered at the post office in Diller Nebraska as second class matter.
Multiple political notices reveal candidates for sheriff in Jefferson County ahead of the April 1916 primary. Names include PB Shea Charles E Gil and Cras Ra! with party affiliations listed as Democratic Republican and Progressive.
County judge candidate Loris J. Nutzman announces entry on the nonpartisan Judiciary ballot for Jefferson county. He seeks voters' will at the primary election held April 18, 1916.
Two candidates announce bids for Clerk of the District Court in Jefferson County Nebraska. Charles H. McGee seeks the Republican electors, with primary on April 18 1916, while Oscar N. Gakwitt appears as another candidate with similar phrasing and dates.
County officials Wooster and Woofters announce candidacies for county offices in Jefferson County. County Assessor and County Attorney bids are set for the Democratic and Republican primaries to be held April 18, 1916.
A Democratic nomination notice declares C. L. E. Buratser as a candidate for the office of Representative from the 32nd District. Primary is set for April 18, 1915.
Records show more than 500000 horses valued at 125000000 shipped to Europe from this country since the war began.
The report notes that 192 of 210 Kansas towns with water works own their plants and 166 towns with electric service own theirs. Britain must make another loan of two billions, bringing its total to 8.64 billion dollars since the war began. The total spent by all belligerents is estimated at more than forty billions.
An elderly man famed for lingering cases wins in a justice court then faces a taunt to move to higher courts. He calmly promises he'll be there, from justice to circuit to supreme, while the loser pledges to hell. The exchange underscores a lifelong habit of pursuing legal actions.
A fragment notes two hobos discussing how ham and eggs would make a simple breakfast if they could obtain both ingredients. The tone captures a rural, old time grievance and the informal camaraderie between the speakers.
A London report claims England is experimenting with a fuel made from sugar refinery refuse that supposedly has more power than gasoline. A California remark contends authorities would wage war on saloons that sell the substance to intoxicated men, prompting a question why not target the saloons that sell it.
The Nebraska Farmer argues implement dealers push for cash payment for goods and seeks shortening credit on farm implements to sixty days. It warns farmers should concentrate debt in real estate mortgages to keep interest low, else multiple debts risk prolonged hardship.
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