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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
2
Entry at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter indicates a formal mailing status designation for periodical or promotional material. The notice confirms the material's classification and distribution channel.
E L Jenkins announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for County Treasurer seeking a second term subject to voters at the primary on Tuesday July 18 1922.
County Attorney I Barent announced as Republican candidate for County Attorney subject to voters at the Primary on Tuesday July 18 1922. Frank L Rain.
F. M. Tippin declares self as Republican candidate for a second term as County Sheriff subject to voter will at the Primary Election on Tuesday July 18 1922.
E R Allen announces candidacy for County Clerk of Jefferson County subject to Republican primary voters will.
County Attorney candidate Arthur J. Denney announces Republican candidacy for Jefferson County Attorney subject to voters at the primary on July 18, 1977.
Notice of Republican primary for the 1st district county commissioner seat set for July 18 1977 detailing candidate eligibility and voting procedures in the county.
The piece contrasts spring growth with winter, describing buds forming a hazy, decorative outline on branches. It then shifts to a Virginia mine rescue where two men are trapped in a warm vault, nourished by a pipe and light, awaiting rescue while remarking on the comforts and relief of trapped life.
Gage and Jefferson county bars petition Judge Leonard W Colby to allow his name as candidate for Ninth Supreme Court district. Colby replies he will run if nominated pledging fidelity and best ability to discharge new duties.
Captain F J Holland of the Pacific mail liner Cuba recalls startling seven whales sleeping atop the Pacific, seven giants from sixty to ninety feet long. The steamer approached and the whales roared awake as they rode high, one whale splashing water to rouse its fellows before fleeing in a froth of wake.
City of Tiffin will sell 500 loaves daily at six cents to pressure local bakers to cut their eight cent price. Officials say bread sales continue until prices drop.
A wry Galveston News quip on weddings notes the groom’s lapse as the drill master plays into the march, lampooning ceremony nerves and marching order.
In a witty exchange a soldier advocates fighting an enemy with his own weapons. G K Chesterton challenges the idea and asks how long it takes to sting a wasp. The banter contrasts strategy with a sharp, provocative joke.
The author argues that people can share advice and remedies but not the effects of those remedies on themselves. Each person must live their own life and make their own best achievement. The parable of the ten talents suggests aiding others may reduce personal opportunity and risk, highlighting individual responsibility and initiative.
A plant in Egypt known as the resurrection flower forms a small ball on a fragile stem. It appears like a shriveled poppyhead until immersed in water. The fibers stir and unfold, revealing starry petals like an aster as it stands upright.
A chemist abroad reports isolating the yellow pigment of egg yolk in crystal form, closely related to leaf xanthophyll. The discovery is regarded as significant. Four grains of crude pigment required yolks from about 6,000 eggs. The crystallized pigment is named lutein.
Time across the eastern United States is regulated by standard clocks kept in an undead vault at the naval observatory in Washington. The clocks are wound by electricity and their signals are transmitted electronically throughout the observatory. the vault is never entered except in emergencies.
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