For Sale First Second and Third Cutting Alfalfa
Classified item notes alfalfa cut in a dry spell offered for sale by Harry Abrends, contact by phone 102 62 to arrange purchase at Jacob's Cafe location.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1948
Page
8
Classified item notes alfalfa cut in a dry spell offered for sale by Harry Abrends, contact by phone 102 62 to arrange purchase at Jacob's Cafe location.
The writer expresses deep gratitude to friends in Diller and vicinity for letters and birthday cards received while ill at a brother’s home. A shower of kind wishes and cards is gratefully acknowledged and long remembered.
The message expresses gratitude to all who sent cards and offered help during illness. Special thanks are given to Pear, Siefford, and family for their support.
The village board met in regular session with Stahl Long Roseman Maw and Chairman Huttenmeyer present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The following bills were presented: Water Fund.
A Diller village meeting records motions to approve bills including gas and fuel payments to Norris Rural Power District Standard Oil Co and others. The clerk, G Clifford Blauser, notes a nominal fuel charge for city hall for non profits and adjourns after no further business. The narrative shifts to dated historical musings and seasonal observations.
Mr and Mrs Keith Jacobs attended the Lutheran church service east of Daykio for Pvt Chester J Jacobs whose remains arrived from France for reburial in the family plot He was born and raised in Daykio and earned a Business Administration degree at Nebraska State University in 1985 Before joining the service he worked with the Los Angeles Fire Department.
The piece reflects on events from the second week of February through history. It mentions Boy Scouts of America birthday observances, a 1948 event, and a long span of good deeds since February 8, 1910. It notes China celebrating New Year and Ash Wednesday marking Lent for forty days ending Easter Sunday March 28.
Harry Jacobs of Powell Wyoming visited his nephew Keith Jacobe his wife and daughter Janice last Friday evening. Other guests were his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Jacobs of Peksis and Joe Jarchow of Farry.
Secretary of State George Marshall will speak to farmers at the National Farm Institute in Des Moines Iowa on Friday February 13 at 10 30 p m He aims to inform farmers about the Marshall Plan as polls show less than half understand its implications and the talk will clarify the program’s role for farmers.
Uncle Sam promotes the Payroll Savings Plan and Bond-A-Month option for buying United States Savings Bonds. The pitch targets self employed earners and families, noting a growing nest egg as a personal guarantee of a secure future.
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