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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
4
Ex Gov A C Shalienberger files as Democratic candidate. County issues and political tone reflect campaign chatter as farmers face good crops and building material price drops while unemployment lingers. May be shifts in party strategy about voter outreach and industry concerns.
The fragment argues for thorough analysis of auto accidents to identify common causes and unsafe practices. It notes drivers’ behavior, speed, lane discipline, and road conditions as factors, urging clearer road design and higher awareness to reduce fatalities.
Experts note evidence of advance in motor ship propulsion with no repair costs and potential $70 000 fuel savings on the maiden trip of the Shipping Board's motorship The vessel travels around the world at speeds up to 12 knots and displaces 12 875 tons with a 26 foot draft and 4065 feet overall length The article cites Mr Metten describing the voyage and emphasizes the vessel as the first large motor ship in use
After a near 80 000 mile journey the ship returned to its home port with propelling machinery in perfect condition and ready for another trip. The longest non stop leg Singapore to Suez covered 4043 nautical miles in about eighteen days at 11.48 knots. Oil consumption 13.41 tons daily. Best speed 12.8 knots near New York with 4700 indicated horsepower. Total voyage time 197 days including 86 days in ports.
Ghosts of the great war linger in the Baltic as derelict U boats drift and mines wash ashore near the Swedish coast. Fishermen still net mines, counted as lucky catches but costly to remove with government pay for recovery. Reports warn it will take years to clear the seas of danger.
In 1880 he chose a new standard or policy for Sheeercorn, marking a turning point in its governance. The brief notes reflect a cautious shift in leadership approach and local decision making, without detailing the specific reforms or outcomes.
May flow back as Congress approved a measure to permit reimportation of liquor shipped before the act took effect. John D. Appleby says $8,000,000 gin was reimported from overseas pending medicinal permits, with empty barrels noted by agents. Prohibition officials warn the loophole could extend access to strong liquors and stored consignments abroad.
Partial text references the Merchant Marine Act of 1920 and an incident involving loss by theft from a distillery or bonded warehouse, suggesting a legal or regulatory note in a maritime or warehousing context.
A brief exchange shows a mother ill with a bad cold and a daughter Dorothy discussing remedies. The Louisville Courier Journal citation captures a domestic moment with casual, period dialogue.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County presents Louis J Nutzman County Judge. Petition of Rowe seeks admission of a New Jersey will as the deceased Jacob Opeedeing estate. Hearing set for December 12 1922 at County Court to determine letters of administration with will annexed to the party in interest.
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