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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
4
The Diller Record Published Weekly edited by Ltve B Merris B Coverty in Diller Nebraska lists founder F J Pearce. The notice notes defense savings bonds Series E offering a 334 percent increase in value over ten years.
In Nebraska readers report Concord pes and red plume fruit being gathered at the PHO this summer. Clarence Findling and family visited from Ellis, renewing a Record subscription for another year. He says business is good at his garage and service station, though crops are not as strong in the area.
Rains brought one inch in town and five inches at Alma while corn hoped to reach 40 bushels. The Odell Band under Geo Gore played on the rain delayed night, and Diller’s band reciprocated. The Record prints a Beckenman letter from San Mateo, California. Will Tristman in Sheldon recalls a well water gift. Othe Jennings questions a Japan return plan and a trade of Japanese and Hawaiin Island citizens, noting a hitch in the proposal.
Joy Fangerny reports Tony Zelleng courting a nearby country girl. Neighbors notice preparations at The Oaks House once the Harlin Hadley residence, near the Congregational church, prompting curiosity about the motive and timing of the decor.
Citizens anticipate a law forcing Canadian housewives to slice their own bread while bakers face penalties for selling pre sliced loaves. Officials say the rule would conserve labor and electricity and reduce waste from extra wrapping. Supporters argue it could curb overconsumption.
Mr and Mrs Harry Aichrends arrived home Sunday from a motor trip to Southern California. They confirm John Greider’s Carlsbad Caverns sighting and praise the vast cavern, saying Cave of the Winds at Colorado Springs pales in comparison.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peters with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ames return from a 3000 mile western journey. They describe stops from Fairbury to Cheyenne Cody Yellowstone Jackson Hole and Salt Lake City with vivid views Hell's Half Acre Wind River canyon and a bear sighting. They note the Mormon assembly in Salt Lake City and the Great Salt Lake.
The narrator details finishing a Colorado trip with camping and a planned return via McCook. They plan to visit Mr and Mrs Rupert Andrews and son in Bladen, noting they arrived home shortly before dark and were pleased to have not suffered a single flat tire.
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