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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
2
The Diller Record outlines subscription terms of one year in advance with six cents per word for advertising. It notes post office entry in Diller Nebraska and second class mailing, with business locals billed at five cents per line per insertion.
An Omaha Daily News column urges young adults to protect health now to ensure vitality later. It warns of heart, lung, kidney issues and advocates daily exercise, deep breathing, and avoiding excess as a path to lasting energy and a satisfactory old age.
The article argues the United States gains little by joining the League of Nations while the main virtue is the requirement for nations to give three months notice before war. It suggests Germany could have delayed World War I if such notice had been given, potentially limiting conflict through public opinion.
C Bryne state chairman directs workers to drop the word bonds and call government obligations notes in the coming Victory Loan drive in Nebraska. Notes to be repaid in five years or less.
A cryptic remark asks where the emperor who planned to stand 20 neosense from America is, echoing a puzzling historical-phrase clue. The line suggests distance and fictional or satirical framing rather than a real figure.
The Aurora Sun discusses objectors who avoided service yet seek the privileges of war support, arguing they harmed the nation and should be denied equal citizenship benefits. It cites a western state court ruling barring 25 aliens who evaded duty, urging courts to uphold national unity.
Lincoln Evening News argues for careful selection of delegates with strong reform ideas. It calls for educated, broad minded members, fewer elective officers, possible commissionership shifts, and a balanced amendment process. The piece contrasts Nebraska analysis with a neutral note on the conflict in Berlin.
Mr McAdoo announces official fade out but notes his tenure kept eight or nine spotlight operators busy during his active period.
Dora M Wohlfarth seeks an absolute divorce from Carl Wohlfarth in Jefferson County District Court for desertion and two years of absence. Publication service ordered February 5 1919, with answer due by April 7 1919. C H Denney attorney for plaintiff.
Articles of incorporation for the Farmers Union Co operative Store of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska. The document outlines the corporate name principal place of business fifty year term authorized capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each and governance by a six member board with annual officers. Signed February 26 1919 and notarized by Frank T Pearce.
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