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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
4
Public notices advertise classified inserts at five cents per line. Entries include statements of year and six months in advance. Processing and mailing details are noted with eligibility for second class matter.
Jaune OIRBGIDE announces self as Republican candidate for sheriff subject to voters at the primary on August 17.
The article notes new nonpartisan rules for county superintendents judges and state officials, with ballots listing names by petition at fall elections and separate voting from party lines. It discusses shifts in campaigning, committee restrictions, and voter behavior amid the changes, plus a preview of broader political adjustments. An accompanying tangent covers card counting machines, postal bundle automation, road suspendions to fix routes, and Kansas governor Stubbs replacing drinkers with temperance appointees.
The primary will be held August 17 with all candidates on one ballot and party affiliations shown. Voters must pick a single party and may not vote for candidates from multiple parties or their ballot will be rejected. Petitions to appear on the ballot must be filed by July 17.
At a May 20 1909 meeting the Diller Nebraska village board fixed officers salaries street and bridge work printing and street lights for the 1909 May starting year at 1508. They ordered this amount to be kept on records and published. Revenue collected 1475.35 1308.57 Balance in treasury 172.78 Amount in treasury May 5 1908 685.38 Total balance May 7 1909. Chairman Avex Batt Village Clerk J Surra Dirime Attest.
The Village of Diller in Jeffeson County Nebraska passes Ordinance No 69 for the 1909 annual appropriation levying 15 mills on all taxable property. Ten mills fund general operations and 5 mills lighting. Effective from adoption and publication, dated May 20 1909.
Ordinance No 68 annexes to the village of Diller Nebraska a tract in Jefferson County described as part of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty six township two north range four east. The ordinance provides for separate maps and certified copies to record the annexation and stipulates the area will be subject to village ordinances upon completion of publication and approval.
A clipped legal notice dated the 20th day of May 1908 shows Avex Bem as Chairman of the Village Board attesting the document. The text confirms official action by the village government and preserves the record of the date and authority.
Notice to legal voters of Diller Nebraska of a special election June 22 1908 to decide issuing thirteen thousand dollars water bonds for a waterworks system bearing interest not over four and one half percent. Bond proceeds go to the Village Treasurer as Water Fund. election ads to be published in the Diller Record. Town clerk J Smith Diller signs and seals.
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