Post Office Entry Notation for Mail Transmission
Notice indicates material entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
4
Notice indicates material entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Odell Oracle notes a new local boss arrived at Editor and Mrs D E Shafer’s home named Dallas Eugene. W A Raymond and son Dickie visited Lincoln relatives briefly. Volney and Dickie recently suffered the flu but are recovering and back to duties at the drug store and school.
In 1941 the Daykin Hearth notes the first issue of The Jansen Advertiser, Vol 1 No 1 dated January, 1941. Henry J. Friesen is editor manager. The tabloid, four pages, printed in Fairbury, mailed from Jansen, includes local news and ads. Farmers with teams and harrows do road work.
A detailed auction catalog lists vehicles and implements including a 1935 model A John Deere tractor in good condition, Massey Harris 2-bottom plow, John Deere 8 ft disc, Rock Island manure spreader, various McCormick and P&O gear, wagons, mill equipment, wind chargers, batteries, shop tools, and home goods such as a Maytag washing machine. Additional items include wooden barrels, crates, egg cases, sausage gear, and miscellaneous hardware. Expert buyers would note multiple horse and tractor drawn items and surplus farm hard goods.
A detailed list of household items including a dresser bed and springs bed complete mattress springs a 6 volt Zenith radio a Coleman gas iron a Coleman lamp a Hight day clock sewing machine a circulator stove piping rocking chair two work tables a round oak dining table six chairs a homemade wardrobe a porcelain top table a dresser a kitchen cabinet an ice box large porcelain lined two hole electric plate a new linen electric fan and storage box.
In distant China a father asks a missionary to christen his baby as Mao Dee. The missionary questions the origins until the father explains Moody means love and God in their language. He says the child should love God and keep commandments. From King's Business.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a petition to appoint Winnie Hill as administrator of the estate of Andrew J Hill Deceased has been filed. The hearing is set for February 15, 1941 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room in Jefferson County. Dated January 20, 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Creditors of Louis Wenz deceased are advised the time for presenting and filing claims is May 16 1941. The county court in Jefferson County Nebraska will convene May 17 1941 at 9 00 AM to receive examine hear and allow or disallow all duly filed claims and objections. Dated January 15 1941 Samuel Gallanbore County Judge
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