Local Notes From Diller and Surroundings
Reports from Diller Nebraska recount visits by Capt Andrews from Steele City and a return of Gen Myers with Frank Nelson to Plymouth. Ads promote a piano sale at Hospe Co Omaha and a new photo studio in Diller opening next Saturday. School announcements note Halloween events, student activities, and basketball schedule changes with a Hubbell game upcoming.
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J. F. Rusher
Fairbury Nebraska
Donald Colman
Devere Hale
Halden
Miss Synder
City ‘Hall
Literary Society
Claude Cavett
Loyd Calendar
Ethel Woods
Virgina
Dunn
Journey
Raleigh
Bell
Neal Diller
Steele City
Alexandria
Hubbell
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Household Letter
Mrs E O Irwin of New Kensington Pa reports her son Edwin suffered croup but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave relief after sleepless nights. She advises mothers to keep a bottle and use it as directed, noting it is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Edwin
Charles F Stark for County Assessor Candidate Endorsed
A letter endorses Charles F Stark as thoroughly qualified for county assessor citing eight years as precinct assessor real estate and insurance experience farming and local ties. Campaign notes express strong support from residents and emphasize knowledge of property values and book keeping.
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Charles F. Stark
Stark
Robert W Subin Seeks District Judge Post in Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska October 6 1916 non partisan candidate Robert W Subin announces for District Judge of Gage and Jefferson counties. He cites thirty eight years practicing law in Beatrice and prior roles as district attorney county attorney city attorney and bankruptcy referee. He pledges impartial justice and dignified conduct without regard to party and asks for public favor.
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Jefferson
Heatrice
Nebr
Robert W. Subin
Beatrice
Nebraska
Plainspoken pledge from John G. Rawles candidate
A campaign note from John G. Rawles promises a square deal and equal courtesy for rich and poor across the county. He asserts to carry out these statements and thanks readers for their kindness.
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John G. Rawles
Chief Justice Morrissey Seeks Reappointment
The Judiciary remains free from party politics with judges on non-partisan ballots. Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey won strong support in April primaries, securing a large statewide margin and 80 of 93 county majorities. He is described as vigorous and fit, and supporters urge voters to reelect him.
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Morrissey
Supreme Court
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