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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
2
One year in advance costs 1 560 dollars and six months in advance available. Advertising rates are listed. Paper is entered at the Diller Nebraska post office as second class matter.
Debts collected and notices offered by R C Valentine Co based in Marshalltown Iowa. Limited antifreeze supply available for winter protection at Geer Bros Service Station in Diller Nebraska contact 66.
The notice lists wartime rationing details for sugar meat and fats, fuel, and gasoline coupons. It notes stamp numbers, book references, point values, and expiration dates such as sugar stamps good for five pounds and gasoline coupons valid through mid-1944, with several books and letters specified.
The piece argues that peace can be costly but is attainable without economic collapse. It highlights Baruch and Hancock proposals to keep factories busy, convert war plants to peacetime use, and reduce government involvement. It urges decisive government action to terminate war contracts, repurpose machinery, and stabilize taxes to sustain democracy and prosperity.
Mrs Stanley Lea of Fairbury travels with her mother Mrs Gertrude Henrichs and grandmother Mrs Helen Loock of Ogallala to California to visit sisters in Compton and North Hollywood. Mrs Loock will also visit a sister in Los Angeles. After two weeks, Henrichs will resume duties as Keith county assistance director and Lea will return home.
Marjorie Griffin urges housewives to scrape rinse and stack dishes in order. Use hot sudsy water two pans or a drain basket and wash glasses first. Clean towels and scalding water prevent lukewarm bacteria from thriving, says the Capper's Farmer Home Editor. Researchers at Washburn University found bacteria colonies on a cup washed by ordinary methods.
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