Notable Stamp of Local Newspaper Founders and Staff
Founded by F. T. Pearce Mrs. L. M. Cavett, Owner and Publisher F. L. Raymond, Business Mer. Albert W Koepff, Associate Editor.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
2
Founded by F. T. Pearce Mrs. L. M. Cavett, Owner and Publisher F. L. Raymond, Business Mer. Albert W Koepff, Associate Editor.
The notice lists subscription terms and rates for local readers. It mentions a 5.50 monthly charge and 25 local readers per line. It also references Blackface locale and Cards of Thanks priced at 50 cents each.
Wartime rationing details list validity extensions for gasoline coupons B C D and T through early 1945, shoe stamps Aeroplane No 1 2 3, red meat Book 4 and specific stamp series, blue stamps for processed foods, sugar and luger stamps, and fuel oil coupon sheets from 1943 red sheets through August 31 1945.
The six annual meetings of the Nebraska Bankers Association scheduled for April were cancelled to follow the Office of Defense Transportation request and War Mobilization Director Byrnes plea to abandon conventions. Bankers will still handle war bond sales GI loans and postwar planning at regular regional clearings, with local meetings continuing.
Reverend Raymond Mc Callister pastor of Fire Christian Church Weete Groves Missouri a Red Cross National Speakers Bureau member since 1942 will tour Jefferson County for the drive to fund relief beginning in March He will speak to the Fairbury Chamber of Commerce on February 13 and other engagements are planned.
A 1945 Nebr 844 Safety Patrol item explains that all school buses and vehicles for hire or those carrying explosives must stop before railroad crossings. Exceptions exist for local crossings under police direction or signals. Drivers must stop when two tracks are active and wait for the second track to clear.
The Treasury promotes bonds and stamps with a Grandmothers League emblem. Mrs. George C. Marshall, wife of the Army Chief of Staff, founded the league and bought bonds for her three grandchildren. She urges grandparents to secure their grandkids future through purchases or stamp albums.
The article warns swine producers may incur higher penalties this year as they push for rapid gains to meet war food goals. It describes digestive disorders in hogs such as enteritis, dysentery, and scours, urging early veterinary diagnosis, prevention, clean housing, and proper vaccination practices to avoid heavy losses.
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