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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
2
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An editorial urges American industry to stay optimistic as war-time costs and taxes bite. Prices and wages fall to peacetime levels while demand remains uncertain, but readers are urged to repair homes and prepare for a spring revival as peace terms are settled and restrictions ease.
A 1919 Revenue Act provision authorizes a $60 bonus for officers soldiers field clerks and nurses upon honorable discharge. Discharged veterans who have not yet claimed should contact the Finance Office Lemon Building Washington DC with service since April 6 1917 and their current address. Include discharge certificate or military order and they will receive checks by mail. certificates returned in order as received.
The post office announces a new three cent Victory stamp available nationwide on request. It features Liberty victorious with a helm, sword, and scales, and a background of Amer ican British French Belgian and Italian flags. Availability is limited to supply and cannot replace regular three cent stamps.
American Lutheran leaders see this hour as providential to lead global Lutheran reconstruction. They cite 80 million Lutherans, 60 million in Europe, and the churchs democratic vitality as justification for expanding overseas relief and spiritual democracy.
A veteran voice asks whether America truly won the war as Congress debates alleged failures. The piece urges readers to question senators and representatives and to consult Germans French and English on the outcome. It reflects on soldiers returning from the front and the credibility of postwar critiques.
Exchange notes that sowing spring wheat on corn or oats soil may yield short term profit but risk long term losses. It warns of mixed wheats diluting quality, spreads infection via reseeding, and urges maintaining soft wheat purity while prioritizing national needs over guaranteed profits.
The Horse population on farms in this county holds steady despite autos and war needs. Nationally, Horse numbers rose from 1910 to 1915 and by 1919 total about 2,534,000. War demand pushed exports and government purchases, totaling roughly 1.2 million horses from farms toward the war effort.
In Jefferson County District Court Dora M Wohlfarth seeks an absolute divorce from Carl Wohlfarth claiming willful desertion for over two years. The petition was filed October 11 1918 and service by publication ordered February 5 1919 with answer due by July 7 1919. Dora Wohlfarth plaintiff and C H Denney attorney.
J Mayborn cashing officer asserts the capital stock and undivided profits figures as a correct copy of the report filed with the State Banking Board. Notary Frank T. Pearce sworn on the 12th day, with Sparks and another director signing as attestation.
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