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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
4
Political notices announce candidacies for Jefferson County sheriff. P H Shea seeks Democratic primary support in April 1916. Charles E Gilmore runs for Republican and Progressive primaries. John A Cherry and Chas Franz also listed as electors.
Louis J. Nutzman announces candidacy for County Judge on the non partisan Judiciary ballot in Jefferson County primary on April 18 1916.
Charles H. McGee announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court of Sedindah County to be decided by Republican electors. Oscar N. Garnsey seeks the Clerk position in Jefferson County with Republican and Progressive electors at the primary on April 18 1916.
Jefferson electors vote in the Republican primary on August 18 1916 for the office of County Assessor. C Wooster is listed as a candidate.
County Attorney candidates E A Wunder and F L Rain announce filing for the Jefferson County post in the Democratic and Republican primaries to be held April 18 1916. Wunder emphasizes Democratic attendance while Rain notes Republican voters.
A candidate declares nomination on the Democratic ticket for the office of Representative from the 32nd District. Primary set for April 18, 1915, under the name C. L. E. Blauser.
The article argues it is prudent for Americans to avoid entering war torn Mexico where the government cannot protect its citizens. It contrasts this with neutrality on the seas, warning that German subs threaten peaceful travelers and that warning would concede the right to travel on international waters. It notes the seas are international and three miles from shore, and frames the issue as a duty to avoid entanglement while preserving rights to travel. It cites Mr. Mann and Mr. Wilson in supporting the stance.
A reflection on resilience: enduring hardship without blaming wealth. The message emphasizes personal effort, persistence, and personal responsibility over resentment toward the affluent. It cautions that success comes through effort, not excuses.
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