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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1943
Page
2
The piece argues experts foresee a Russia Japan clash though no date exists. It notes mutual military and political tension, mutual peace holds, and warns Allied actions and the front against Germany affect Russia and Japan. It cites Vladivostok occupation and Allied influence as key factors shaping strategy.
The article discusses a potential shift in World War II strategy if the Roosevelt Churchill talks yield a plan to attack Japan with Russian support. It notes Russia may keep to the Russo Japanese nonaggression pact until the United States commits to full scale war against Germany. A statewide forecast predicts cooler weather and possible showers, a relief for local forest growers.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Gretchen Wohlfarth has been filed. Lillian Wohlfarth Ellis is named executrix and a hearing is set for September 4, 1943 at 10 o'clock AM in the county court room.
Wartime ration notices outline sugar stamp validity from August 16 to November 1 for stamps 14 five pounds and stamps 15 16 five pounds for home canning through October 31. Coffee not rationed. processed foods points charts noted. Gasoline tire inspection deadlines and fuel oil coupons expire dates given. readers urged to return applications to boards to avoid winter shortages.
The article notes a persistent push to combat poultry diseases that could cripple wartime poultry production. It cites losses of over 50 million chickens and one third of turkeys, listing diseases from cholera to coccidiosis and new viruses blue comb and epidemic tremor. It urges clean ground, sanitary equipment, balanced rations, rapid isolation of sick birds, and crop rotation as key measures.
Winn W Hill administrator announces a public sale of the estate real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. The Southwest Quarter of Section 13 Township 1 North Range 4 East Sixth Principal Meridian will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at the south front door of the Fairbury Nebraska courthouse on September 3 1943 at 11 o clock central war time. Terms to be announced and sale remains open one hour. Dated August 2 1943 Sackett Brewster Sackett Attorneys.
Under a District Court partition order in Jefferson County Nebraska plaintiff Arthur C Vieths vs Hazel V Mudge et al the court will sell at 10 am Central War Time September 7 1943 at the south front door of the Fairbury Nebraska courthouse described real estate Lots 11 and 12 in Block 11 in the Village of Diller Terms 10 percent of bid cash balance on confirmation of sale Referee Frank M Rain Sackett Brewster Sackett First publication September 2 last publication September 9
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