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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

Page

4

Nebraska Semi Centennial Celebrations Spark Statewide Festivities

The Nebraska article describes widespread preparations for a semi centennial celebration embracing pioneer loyalty youth enthusiasm and new settlers. Lincoln hosts the official events with Omaha as a prelude, while counties hold school ceremonies and towns merge the pageant with 4th of July activities.

Schouls Hebron Lincoln Omaha Theodore Roosevelt Sidney Telegraph

When Peace Comes to Europe

The piece argues that war era profits will shift as peace arrives and wages may not sustain current rates. It details a political battle over liquor laws, near beer, and prohibition in Nebraska, highlighting the role of wet and dry factions, pledged lawmakers, and public pressure shaping the final House Roll TH outcome.

Mar ‘Reller House Thadtvin Mattes Gates Tanner Moriarity Bennett Strehien Wilson Ap Soost Kohl Henry Doty Lah- Spirk Buhrman Samuelsen Frontier Adams Albert Dodge Soost Lahnera Samuelson Robertson Adama Scost Lahners Spirk Morten Thomas Flansburg Waite Hostetler Senatery Beall Chappell Howell Sandall Sawyer Neal Ceva Oring Mygretiers Nebraska Senate Norton Fiansburg Jelen, Snyder, Segerke Meisenberg

Public Works and Life Standards Questioned

A fragmented narration debates how a country should approach roads and public works during normal times. The speaker questions the role of duty and the balance between municipal corporation actions and individual life standards in public projects.

Aurake

Farm implement makers project defense council plan

A report states that manufacturers expect next year’s output to be about half of last year’s. The plan involves sale or loan of unused cooperative machinery for as many hours per day as possible and immediate repeal of all restraints.

National Council of Defense

Peace as end to war and democratic control of conflict

The text envisions governments losing power to wage war as democracy ascends. It frames the war’s defining development as a dawning hope for an end to war and a call for America to lead in shaping a peace grounded in justice between individuals and nations.

America

War Paint For U S Liners

War paint for American steam ships will be sea gray. The Orleans, first American freighter to go unharmed through the German submarine zone to Bordeaux, will have the Stars and Stripes on her sides painted over and, when she sails hence, armed, will look like a merchantman of any other belligerent. Red white and decorations make fine targets, will be nothing to identify American miners and freighters, not even gags lying from taffrails.

Orleans Bordeaux

Fragmentary OCR Clippings on Senate Contempt and Convention

The readable fragments reference a General Convention and the Senate facing universal contempt. The text hints at political tension and caution about events, but is incomplete and unclear about specifics or dates. Further context from the original page is needed to produce a precise summary.

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha May 16 1917

South Omaha market reports show cattle receipts of 271 loads about 6 000 head with prices up a dime on beef cattle to a high 18 15 for large 1 200 to 1 500 lb stock. Hogs 146 cars about 11 000 head sold around 15 16 with top 16 15. Sheep and lambs large runs with Mexican lambs reaching 19 05 19 60 and clipped lambs at 15 85. lamb values generally higher than Monday.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nebraska

Probate Notice in Beeson Estate Nebraska County Court

The creditors of Sarah A. Beeson deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room on July 4 1917 and November 14 1917 at 9:00 AM for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims from May 14 1917. Claims not filed by November 14 1917 will be barred. Published in the Diller Record.

State of Nebraska Jefferson County Sarah A. Beeson Said Spainet Diller

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