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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for one year and six months in advance. Advertising rates are five cents per line per insertion, with business locals run until ordered out. It notes mail transmission and second class matter status for Diller Nebraska.
Minneapolis Journal reports Max Eastman, former Masses editor, now Liberator editor, arguing in a Liberator piece that American Bolshevism would abolish private property and democracy. The discussion warns of anarchy and moral collapse under Bolshevik rule and asks if Russia’s harsh lesson is worth its costs.
The 1918 income tax season opens with a public push from the Internal Revenue Bureau. Nebraska residents must file sworn income statements and pay due taxes by March 14 to avoid penalties. Forms 1040A or 1040 are distributed by collectors and banks. The new law sets exemptions of 1000 for single filers and 2000 for married couples, with added allowances for dependents.
Wartime statistics show American anti aircraft gunnery far outpacing French by about five to one. The first three inch guns of the American force shot down two aircraft by the 97th round. The US used fixed and mobile batteries of soixantequinze field guns with mobile mounts fired from trucks and enabled fire while moving. American balloons faced heavy German opposition but observers survived parachute escapes.
A condemned sinner struggles to light his pipe and questions Satan about eternal fires. The reply insists fires burn incessantly, noting the costly matches. The exchange turns on whether such fires can ever be restarted once extinguished.
Mrs Styles recalls they must decide a name for their baby before the Christmas celebration. Mr Styles confirms guests minister cake ice cream and silver cleanup have been arranged, but a critical detail remains.
Dora M Wohlfarth seeks an absolute divorce from Carl Wohlfarth in Jefferson Nebraska District Court. Petition filed November 1918 alleges willful desertion and two years of absence. service by publication ordered February 5 1919. answer required by April 7 1919. C H Denney attorney for plaintiff.
The notice indicates that late payments or registrations for May can be filed or processed at the Diller Record Office. It emphasizes timely action and directs readers to the office for completing needed tasks.
A farmer’s notice urges timely harness repairs and new harness purchases now to avoid spring price increases. It warns higher costs later and recommends acting promptly to secure needed equipment.
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