Reading and citizenship clash in early 20th century rhetoric
The column quotes a mixed set of remarks on literacy English capability and immigrant speech, flags a shift in Central Europe’s identity to Austria, and condemns organized Reds. It notes postwar licensing for milk cow owners and reports on Mexico granting 3.4 million acres to Germans with plans to bring 45,000 Germans yearly, plus 1.9 million acres near Del Rio via Carranza-era agents.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
del Rio
Texas
Carranza
Notary Public Affidavit Record of November 22 1919
Attest by A Maysorn and W C Ling directors sworn before Frank T Pearce notary public on November 22 1919. Notary commission expires March 5 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Maysorn
Frank T. Pearce
Sear
Bank Ledger Shows Assets and Liabilities in 1919 Report
State of Nebraska Jefferson County shows a bank balance sheet with assets totaling 356000 plus and liabilities including capital stock 26000 surplus 6000 and deposits 318060. A 1919 sworn statement by cashier J Smith Diller and directors A H Colman and S C Hutchinson is notarized on November 24 by Franx T Sear with commission through March 6 19v4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Jefferson
Ss.i
O. J. Mayborn
State Banking Board
County of
Suitt Rh Diller
Probate Notice for Benjamin F Lightner Estate
Creditors of Benjamin F Lightner deceased must file claims with the administrator before the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room by January 28 1920. Three months are allowed for presenting claims from first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Lightner
Jefferson
Notice to Creditors for Estate Claim Bar Date
On October 27, 1919, the county court set January 27, 1920 as the final bar date for all claims against the estate. All claims not filed by then will be forever barred by order of the court. Dated October 27, 1919. Louis & Nutzman seals. Heasty & Barnes attorneys for estate.
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Louis & Nutzman
Seal County
Heasty & Barnes
Farmers Union Co Operative Store of Diller Incorporation
Landmark 1919 articles reveal Farmers Union Co operative Store of Diller Nebraska forming a six member board, capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each, 50000 total with 9000 paid in, 50 year term, and broad trading scope from grain to real estate. Notarized February 26, 1919 in Jefferson County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Store
Diller
Nebraska
Union - Co-operative Tore
Jefferson County
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Europe
Austria
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Wilmore
Kans
News
State Department of Agriculture
Leo B. Stuhr
S of the
Diller State Bank
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Nat'land
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Secesda Ite
Pinto
A. H. Colman
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W. Steffen
L. London
Frank Pospisi
W. J.long
A. A. Eick
E. S. Dunn
Clark
McCurdy
G. A ‘Darr
Line
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Wm. Barton
Fleal
O. A. Hafer
O. J
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Frank
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T. ‘Pearce
Bert Av Bel
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John F. Meyer
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Ches. Field
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Hesterfiel
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