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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
Terms of subscription include one year and six months in advance with $1.50. Advertising rates are available on application. Business locals run until ordered out, charged at 5 cents per line per insertion. Post office transmission as second class matter in Diller Nebraska.
Henry Ahrends declares his candidacy for County Commissioner from the 1st District subject to Democratic electors at the November election. He frames his bid as a response to the will of the voters and outlines goals for the office.
F M Tippin announces intent to seek re election as sheriff of Jefferson county subject to voters decision at the November 7 1922 election. The piece notes commentary on war debt and radio picture transmission while criticizing hit and run drivers.
A civic address stresses free thought and speech yet warns against division. It urges unity among communities, states, and individuals, highlighting the strength in cooperation and the dangers of discord. It ends with a quotation from a famous statesman about unity.
The New York Sun notes that modern limousines with chauffeurs in livery function as daily town trucks. They regularly haul parcel post boxes to post offices after hours and also carry light freight on short daytime runs, blurring lines between luxury cars and work vehicles.
Major General Squier chief signal officer told Camp Vail signal school graduates that radio has seen greater development in the last decade than any other science. He said future wars would use radio to lay down barrages and bombardments.
A humorous exchange recalls an antagonist turning to politics and declaring opposition with a sly line about Satan. Senator Sorghum counters, noting that the same figure has supported him as a political backer since.
Berlin report notes Reconstruction estimates total German taxable property at 1 950 milliards paper marks with 70 percent in personal and real property. The analysis breaks down ownership, wartime losses, deducts state and untaxed portions, and computes gold mark equivalents and depreciation indexes leading to 130 milliards gold marks remaining.
An 18 year old bride Eleanor Montgomery Sanborn accuses her husband Jack Sanborn of five months of marriage, and of forcing her to sign a letter alleging abuse by her guardian Uncle Robert Montgomery. Uncle Robert, once bank president, refuses to forgive. Eleanor seeks shelter with friends as family scandals spread.
In New York a young woman Mae Leamon fled a man at 271 West Twenty-seventh street. Screams and a horsewhip crack drew neighbors as she climbed to a fourth floor attic window. Patrolman Frederick Robenstein hurried toward the scene. She then jumped to her death from the roof area.
Advices from Seattle report the Pribilof islands seal harvest worth 3.6 million dollars for the season. Government workers and natives committed to sealing killed 30,000 seals this summer, up from 26,500 the previous year.
The notice lists Arthur J. Denney as Republican candidate for County Attorney in the upcoming election on November 7 and details a probate hearing in Fairbury Nebraska. Lydia Schaedel Rowe seeks final settlement and distribution of the estate of Jacob Schaedel with a hearing scheduled for November 1922.
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