Lincoln Daily Journal subscription prices and delivery notes
The piece outlines subscription rates 9 weeks $1.00, yearly $5.00 and compares the Lincoln Journal to other state dailies. It mentions pricing advantages over rivals, mail delivery options, late printing after 5 PM, and availability by mail in Nebraska and North Kansas. It references related papers like the Nebraska State Journal and the Morning Journal.
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Voice’ of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Kansas
Bonds for Freedom exhibit on Freedom Train in Washington
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder view a priceless exhibit during the Freedom Train stay in Washington D C. The display highlights the role of United States Government bonds in the nation’s growth from 1776 and reflects a campaign to boost savings bonds as anti inflationary and to sustain peace and prosperity.
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Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Washington, D. C
United States
United States of America
U.S
Memories From A Decade Ago In Local Progress News
Ten years ago Roy Patton moved household goods from the Drexler residence to the Cloyd Cully home. Surveyors mapped a 4 percent mile road stretch from Diller to 3S. Charley Hilder relocated to the Ballard place near the PWF Odell road junction. WA Schindler was reelected Tecumseh schools head with a three year contract at 2200 dollars annually. Pearl Fletcher and Clifford Blauser married by Rev McGowan of Beatrice. John Sailing Jr moved from Odell to Diller and took over the Standard Oil business from Beat Weaver. Mrs Cavett returned from Geneva with Wealthy Fasnacht assisting. Elizabeth Green retained as district 95 teacher near Harbine. Diller coached by C Ludington won two Endicott basketball games, first since 1921, on Endicott floor.
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Charley Hilder
Ballard Place
PWF
Odell
WA Schindler
Tecumseh
Pearl Fletcher
Clifford
Blauser
McGowan
Presbyterian Church
Beatrice
John Sailing
Diller
Jobo
Standard Oila
Cavett
Geneva
Fasnacht
Taxpayer assistance dates set for 1947 income returns
A deputy revenue collector of Internal Revenue will visit Beatrice and Fairbury to help taxpayers file 1947 income tax returns. In Beatrice the sessions run February 16 to 27 at the post office building and February 16 to 20 in Fairbury at the courthouse. A second Beatrice visit runs March 1 to 15 at the post office building.
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Internal Revenue
Beatrice
Fairbury
Court ‘House
Fo'lowe
Fifty Years Ago in Diller Local Notes
A Nebraska Telephone Co. representative interviewed residents about a new line. George Cress bought goods in St Joseph for J. Cress & Son. V Z Fordyce traveled to Oklahoma with Oby Hadley but turned back near Adaline. Corn价 sold for 19% in Diller. Jake Thompson moved to Furnas County to farm. Forest Hartzell began harvesting ice near Fairchilds. Bert Frisbie and Caddie Pagert, married January 26, 1888, faced discord. a search found the couple as vigilantes pursued them after a barn departure and chased them into a cornfield where they were coaxed home.
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Geo. Cress
St. Joe
Diller
Jake Thompson
Furnas Co
Forest Hartzell
Fairchilds
Bert Frisbie
Pageter
Bartnyard
Thrift as a virtue urged by Labor leader in Savings Bond push
In Your Interest President of the American Federation of Labor urges thrift as a civic virtue for working men and women. He argues thrift benefits individuals and strengthens democracy through U S Savings Bonds, with the Treasury Department backing the policy.
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American Gederation of Labor
U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
Schultis Diller Jr and Rod Tiller Advertise Kans Contacts
Local classified note lists Schultis Diller Jr of Harbine and Rod Tiller of Summerfield in Kansas with phone numbers Harbine 672 and 120 for contact listings. The terse ad presents two individuals and their telephones.
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Scc
Schultis Diller, Jr
Rod Tiller Summereld
Kans
Local Farm Sales Schedule and Hog Auctions Listed
A fragmented notice lists multiple February and March sale dates across Nebraska. Entries include D Fahrenwald furniture sale near Steele City, Nebraska Hereford Hog Assn sale in Columbus, and individual sellers such as Arnold Bartels near Steele City and Harold Rathjen near Harbine, with locations described by nearby towns and road directions.
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D. Fahrenwald
Steele City
Fear
Bauer. Bros
Poland
China
Hog
Fairgrounds
Fairbury
D. Hi
Boley
Arnold A. Bartels
Harbine
Nebraska
Columbus
Emil Stark
Reginolds
Gleneis
Liberty
Henry Wabl
Marcoe
Gross
Mar
Henry Rolir
Plymouth
Public sale near Diller by Jobs and E P Wiese
Serenaders were invited to the event and customers were urged to treat to the best in the house. Jobs and E P Wiese conducted a public sale at their place five miles northwest of Diller.
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Jobs
E. P. Wiese
Diller
Passenger Trains at Diller No.14 Schedule
East bound No.14 arrives 12 19 am. West bound No.15 at 1 05 am. East bound No.16 at 11 01 am. West bound No.17 at 4 37 pm.
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The
Diller Record
F. T. Pearce
Dale
Diller Nebr
Lee
Moliman’s
Lincoln Daily Journal
Secretary of Treasury
Roy Patton
Drexler
Cloyd Cully
H. H. Green
Postoffice
Nebraska Telephone Company
H E Green
Chicking
Schultis & Tiller
Washington. News
Paul Mallon
America
Gaines .D Dee Research Center
New York
Tubby
Kari Bene
Wellsboro
Spike
Fe Regia Eenece Catalén
Idaho
Waterbury
Earl E. May
Man’s Store
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