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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
4
Notice indicates mail transmission of a notice through the post office at Diller Nebraska as second class matter at a rate of 6 cents per line per insertion and requires payment before distribution.
Jonn Heasty of Fairbury Nebraska announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 15th Senatorial District. Primary election set for April 19, 1912. February 9, 1912.
O R Jones announces his candidacy for the office of County of Jefferson in the upcoming primary elections to be held in 1912. He seeks the party nomination and urges voters to support his bid for county leadership.
F L Rain is a candidate for the office of County Attorney subject to the will of the voters of Jefferson County Nebraska at the Primary Election April 19 1912.
Suggestions circulate that both major parties may add a plank to extend Presidential terms from four to six years. Business leaders favor the change to avoid yearly campaign uncertainty that depresses commerce and investment. Each party could gain broad support from business interests.
Theodore Roosevelt advocates a program to limit money in politics and strengthen representative government. He stresses human rights above all, wealth as servant not master, and government by and for the welfare of women, men, and children.
The article quotes George Washington opposing exclusive term limits and stresses his desire to retire to private life after the Revolution. It notes his belief that any capable man should serve in emergencies and his reluctance to seek prolonged power.
In a rural tale a boy named Mr Engineer, Tom, ages two and a half, falls ill. King, a train conductor and friend, funds an expensive operation by sending a specialist to save the boy, paying with personal sacrifice. The doctor notes limited funds, but King insists the debt be paid, sparing the child.
A Rock Island Universal plow is on display at the store, marketed as the world’s first all purpose plow. The advertisement extols its performance across soils, ease of use, economy, and claims it functions like four plows in one with various styles available.
Franklin C. Hamer, a Nebraska native and State University graduate, is a republican candidate with twenty years in farming and investment banking. He directs farming interests in Lancaster, Holt, and Lincoln counties and engages with the American Safe Deposit Company, emphasizing prudent handling of Nebraska state funds totaling about two million dollars. He argues his investment banking background suits the treasurer’s role and Nebraska’s needs.
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