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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
Local newspaper item appears to be an old newspaper notice or advertisement from Diller Nebraska. It notes a 1.50 price and postal matter handling details, with lines about rates and classification. The readable text mentions a post office entry and transmission through mails as second class matter.
Gladys Hughes declares her bid for the office of district court clerk subject to the will of the Democratic electors at the primary.
A candidate proclaims self at Jefferson County primaries in April for the Republican nomination and election in November.
The piece argues both parties struggle to find a defining issue for the upcoming presidential elections. It notes the liquor question is settled, woman suffrage nears completion, and League of Nations debates lack distinct campaigning impact. It suggests platforms are similar and that both parties share patriotic support for democratic institutions.
The speaker argues that strikes and violence threaten industry and force will on the majority. The real issue is a cross party need to unite for the preservation of majority rule at the polls.
The article outlines farm income tax rules including deductions for necessary farm expenses such as planting, harvesting, and marketing costs, livestock feed, tools, building repairs, and labor. It covers depreciation limits, non deductible items like personal household wages, and the treatment of gains from sale of farms or land as taxable income with requirements to file by March.
The 1912 guidance explains two methods for farmer income tax: value of produce minus farm expenses, or the normal method calculating receipts and expenses tied to taxable year. Forms 1040F and 1040 or 1040A available from Internal Revenue Collectors.
The text notes how the revival of village boot making by Dr Meobbler has disrupted household harmony in Seat Histriets. It highlights sudden recognition of his importance and the shift to home mending, with women pressured to cobble and re-create, reflecting social strain in traditional roles.
Lincoln Neb. Protestant ministers from 21 denominations met inNebraska for the interchurch world movement conference representing 750+ pastors from nearly 300 towns. The Wichita team led by Dr. J Campbell White urged evangelizing the world, highlighting gaps in religious instruction for 27,000,000 Nebraskan children and youths.
A Nebraska pastors conference in Lincoln heard Rev W. K. J. Grats outline the Interchurch World Movement plan to raise 1 820 000 000 over five years. Bishop Homer Stunts spoke on needs in the Far East and many church leaders urged broader cooperation and support from Nebraskans.
Notice records the hearing date March 24 1920 for final settlement and distribution of Fred Hicken estate with administrator Meno Hicken. It directs publication in the Diller Record for three weeks and lists Louis J Nutgman as county judge and H W Fouts as attorney.
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