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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1942
Page
4
L. M. Cavett succeeds F. T. Pearce as editor and publisher of the newspaper, with Cavett set to lead the publication in the ongoing transition and continuing its editorial legacy.
The notice indicates a document entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter. This reflects standard processing for periodicals or mailings of a non-urgent nature.
A terse cartoonish quip mocks Christmas tree shopping and includes a hostile ethnic stereotype about Japanese people. The caption attributes the line to Charles Collins in the Chicago Tribune.
Butler plans to assist Senator Byrd in removing wasteful government workers. He criticizes those who pretend to be busy, argues Nebraskans are angry over gasoline and fuel rationing, and says farmers are burdened with questionnaires. He stresses people will act but have no patience for bureaucrats conducting experiments.
Brig. Gen. Hanford MacNider is wounded on the Buna front while a former Legion leader linked to the peace faction is highlighted. The piece contrasts active duty fighters with those who pushed for war and those now at comfortable posts in Washington and London.
Farmers must complete and deliver wheat loan applications to banks by December 30, 1942. Corn loan applications are now being accepted. Loan rates are 79 cents per bushel for white and yellow corn and 77 cents for mixed corn.
Diller edged Odell 20 to 18 after a tied 32 minutes. Perk Doerksen hit his third long jumper in overtime as the Eagles prevailed 20 18. Bob Carver and Doerksen led scoring with 8 and 6 points. Murrey anchored Engels defense while M Haley stymied Odell’s top threat.
Rural programs are scheduled at multiple schools near Diller Harbine and surrounding towns with teachers Dee Lucille Eleanor Weigel Idella Losing Juanita Anderson Wilma Kenning and Marion Novotny listed for dates December 18 and 15 to 17. County Treasurer C G Catlir notes many farmers and corporations pay 1942 taxes in December to secure 1942 income tax deductions.
Pheasants in cold storage must be consumed by December 20 under state rules allowing a twenty day hold after season close, with pheasant season ending November 30. Waterfowl storage must be cleared by January 12 per state law, or twenty days after the December 23 season close, despite federal allowances.
Fragmentary notes describe Yule customs in an English village with references to individuals and local bread offerings. The text is garbled but suggests traditional seasonal rites and village roles tied to Christmas celebrations.
In the East mistletoe clings to high branches of tall trees where sunlit conditions prevail. In the Southwest its spread covers the entire tree canopy, taking advantage of abundant sunshine.
A canvas khaki or blue kit contains essentials for a year in service including shaving and cleanup items. An officer may receive an official musette bag to hold personal belongings.
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