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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
2
One year in advance. Six months in advance. Entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter. Advertising rates for local notices and cards of thanks per line.
The notice lists sugar stamps No 36 valid May 1 to Aug 31 and No 38 valid Sept 1 to Dec 31. Meats stamps show various valid periods through Aug 31 and through Nov 30 for different stamps. Aeroplane shoe stamps indicate No 1 and 3 from War Ration and Aeroplane Stamp 4 becomes valid Aug 1 1945 for one pair of shoes with earlier publication dates noted.
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York notes the dog’s sense of smell drives its key traits. Fritz Kahn contrasts human and canine olfactory brains, showing a dog’s smelling area far exceeds a human’s. Experiments reveal dogs detect formic acid solutions and can reliably identify specific scent samples among many.
The village board met in regular session on June 5 1945 with Fanders Huttenmeyer Weaver Stahl and Rahman present John Huttenmeyer acted as clerk and Diller Nebr minutes from last meeting were read and approved Officials appointed include Floyd Maw as treasurer and water and street commissioner Elbert Fasnacht and John Folkers listed among staff and committees A picnic was planned for August 14 15 with Mrs Scott Miller and Roy Geer named to serve on the picnic committee Several bills were ordered paid and work on street graveling and alley adjustments was authorized with estimates for 600 yards of gravel and road work along with gravel hauling details
Marjorie Griffin of Capper's Farmer praises Skillet Chicken and Rice as a zestful dish. Chicken pieces are browned, then rice is added with water and onion, cooked until tender for a fluffy, colorfully garnished meal.
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