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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
2
Notice from Diller Nebraska explains second class mail transmission and advertising rates. Two business locals are ordered out and charged five cents per line for each insertion.
The piece argues the Constitution requires the president to obtain senate advice in treaty making, not just its two-thirds consent. It critiques the president for sidelining the senate in Paris peace talks and insists the senate, though not opposed to a league of nations, seeks clear rights, Monroe Doctrine retention, immigration control, and a defined path to possible retirement from the league. It cites Knox and Lodge as models and urges explicit commitments to prevent misunderstandings.
H. M. Bushnell argues in Lincoln Trade Review that the senate should not be bound by internationalism without protecting national interests. He says amendments are just right and patriotic and warns that ignoring senate advice could mark a record of refusal if consent fails.
Secretary Glass signals sub scriptions to Victory Liberty Bonds will open late April around the 21st. The campaign aims to raise funds to finish the war effort and bring soldiers home, with bond details to be announced later. Citizens in the Tenth Federal Reserve District are urged to prepare finances to invest to the limit of ability.
Henry M. Hyde, Chicago Tribune special representative, reports from London on Bolshevism. He portrays it as absolute rule by the proletariat, seizing property, destroying civil institutions, looting banks, outlawing marriage, and waging class war, threatening liberty and the American home.
Articles of incorporation show Farmers Union Co operative Store of Diller Nebraska forming a cooperative association with principal place at Diller Jefferson County. Authorized capital 50000 dollars, six directors, terms set, articles dated February 26 1919.
Pay dates may be made at the Diller Record office according to a short public notice. The notice indicates the office handles payments and related clerical tasks for local residents.
A farmer advises securing a new harness immediately to avoid higher costs in the spring as supply and prices are expected to rise. The message emphasizes prompt purchase to beat anticipated increases.
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