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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
2
Plans complete for a three day Exposition in Fairbury Nebraska May 5 6 7 featuring more than a million dollars in farm implements. Day one Soil Conservation Day day two Flying Farmer Day and day three High School Band Day. Published by F T Pearce and Lawrence Brown owners and publishers. Subscription terms and old style newspaper details shown.
The report notes continued cool cloudy weather with no complaints, but expresses gratitude for the many things to be thankful for.
United States Chamber of Commerce announces World Trade Week May 18 24 inviting 6000 chambers of commerce trade associations and businesses to participate. Theme World Trade Unite Nations stresses promoting exports and imports for growth and high employment in a postwar world. A baby boy James Curtis Gear is named in Ketchikan Alaska April 10. Mrs Gear formerly Ide Siebe. Mrs Stull of Hemingford hospitalized in Alliance after hip fracture.
Practical guidance on harvest timing preparation and cooking of vegetables. Emphasizes morning gathering washing and refrigerating when needed minimal peeling scrubbing for carrots beets and squash and quick cooking in small amounts of boiling water to preserve flavor texture and nutrients.
Hundreds gather at Arbor Lodge Lincoln to mark Arbor Day diamond jubilee. J Sterling Morton founder’s birthplace history highlighted by students, officials, and readers from the News Press. Morton's residence noted since 1880s with World War memorial trees and a banquet.
The piece recalls Henry Wallace's 30 percent wage claim and the following 22 percent price rise, then argues for cooperation to raise production instead of chasing wage hikes. It cautions against repeated wage increases causing higher prices and unemployment, urging real income gains through plentiful goods.
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