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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
4
F. M. Tippin runs as sheriff candidate with Heveg listed on the nomination ballot for the November 2, 1928 election. Local voters receive the ticket detailing sheriff race and candidate names for the county.
A candidate for county treasurer announces the campaign to Republican voters and asks for their backing. The message emphasizes willingness to serve and requests support from party members in the upcoming primary election.
The Omaha Bee warns against political misuse of Nebraska credit and urges stopping broad claims of a state treasury raid. It denounces misrepresentations about a supposed breach of law and defends the integrity of Nebraska finances amid campaign rhetoric.
Governor Adam McMullen urges Nebraska teachers and school officials to support the upcoming Nebraska State Teachers Association convention. He calls for educators to attend from November 1 to 6 to gain inspiration and a broader vision for their work, aiming to improve citizen formation and school cooperation.
A garbled OCR note hints at textile mills strained by changing fashion. It mentions pants or trousers for boys and women’s skirts impacting production, with reference to wartime or social constraints influencing textile demand and labor.
An American Legion meet in Paris next year will expose a changed France free of wartime bravado. The piece notes French attitudes toward Americans, ponderings on Parisian temptations and battlefields, and warns against immigration policy shift. It cites Albert Johnson and English wage earners as context.
The lesson covers carbohydrates in foods, distinguishing sugars and starches. Students discuss sugar types beet and cane sugar, molasses, sorghum, grape sugar in glucose, milk sugar in cheese whey, and related digestion ideas. A note ends with a thirteen million dollar sugar beet crop in Nebraska.
A resident recounts arriving in 1876 and farming in Fairbury for sixteen years. He claims to carried every ward and precinct by 260 votes at the primary and argues for electing a farmer who will devote himself fully to the office.
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