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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1942
Page
2
County maintainer and state men report clearing snow from roads. Agriculture requests farmers to raise 121000000 hogs next year. Washington experts may recommend milking cows three times daily due to rationing meat and coffee increasing milk demand.
The report notes Lend-Lease ships Luger to North Africa for German consumption and prisoner feeding. Rationing boards in a Kansas town faced floods of gasoline applications, leading to a special office fee. Nebraska ends its pheasant season November 30 amid shortages yet many hunters succeed despite heavy cover.
The Fillmore Chronicle reprints a Donald Nelson telegram criticizing wartime waste and red tape. It notes 12 000 publishers and other addresses receiving the 125 word message, and laments funds spent on telegraph costs while editors print free.
The writer argues for farm labor deferments under the draft to keep essential agricultural work going for the war effort. He notes Harding College in Arkansas and personal farming ties, cites shortages of dairy workers and fruit pickers, and urges staying on the land to feed soldiers, praising the farm focus as practical wartime policy. The piece reflects concerns about governance and the need for stable production.
Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and several relatives from Crete attended a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mrs John Miller in Lincoln. Guests included Marilyn Gloria Richard and Scott Jr plus Edwin Miller and Mrs Joe Blair.
Readable wedding stationery assortment at the Record office offers a nice variety of designs printed at reasonable prices.
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