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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for one year and six months in advance. It states post office transmission as second class matter and that advertising rates are available on request. Business locals run until ordered out and priced at 5 cents per line per insertion.
A public notice urges Nebraskans to vote on a constitutional amendment on November 5 1918 to require United States citizenship for voting. It explains that current law allows foreign nationals to vote on first naturalization papers and stresses marking For Proposed Amendment to the Constitution Relating to the Right of Suffrage.
Major HFP Harding of Camp Scott Chicago announces Red Cross will enlist 1050 more men for service overseas in France and Italy. Open to under eighteen, over forty five, or deferred classifications, with at least one year driving experience. Four week intensive training plus driving course on No Man's Land like track. Pay starts after sailing. training pay half maintenance. Recruiting HQ 528 Peoples Gas Building Chicago. Vigorous war effort hoped to hasten peace.
A German town lies in ruins after heavy bombardment provoking protests against enemy depredations. Locals condemn the destruction and call for accountability, with observers noting widespread damage to infrastructure and homes.
The Council of National Defense asks the State Council of Defense to lead a systematic campaign against rats and mice. They cite estimates that rodents annually waste $200 million in food and property or require 200000 men to produce it, and note increased fire risk and health hazards.
The Fuel Administration predicts a winter coal shortage of about 14 million tons. The Agriculture Department urges farmers and village dwellers to burn wood where available as a substitute, noting wood can match coal in heating value with varying cords per ton by wood type. Corn cobs are less convenient but practicable to conserve coal when needed.
President Wilson endorses Edward P. Smith Omaha Nebr in urging vote for Morehead to the United States Senate. He cites his quality loyalty and capacity for immediate tasks ahead of Congress and argues his value to Nebraska and the nation.
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