Corrected Thursday Grain Lot Notes
An OCR fragment lists corn varieties with labeling Gorn yellow no 2 and Corn white no 2 along with mixed corn and a possible lot number O18, indicating a cataloged grain sample in a historical agricultural record.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists corn varieties with labeling Gorn yellow no 2 and Corn white no 2 along with mixed corn and a possible lot number O18, indicating a cataloged grain sample in a historical agricultural record.
Rev. Cisper reports illness. Jon and the sick list grow as Mr and Mrs Orlyn Sasse and child suffer the flu. Visitors include Harry Greider and his daughter Wilma from Fairbury calling on friends in Diller. Patricia Blauser returns to Omaha to resume school after holidays. John and Mrs Mains of Lincoln visit Dan Garton and family. the Gartons host visitors from Santa Monica. Colonel Everett of Rifle Colorado calls on his cousin Cheater Sparks this week. California visitors and small-town social rounds mark the week.
A historical note explains aloe as a perennial plant once used by Native Americans across North Central and South America for burns and medicinal purposes. The text describes harvesting leaves to extract juice, which is boiled and stored in gourds or skins, yielding a viscous product with limited medicinal strength.
A historical figure estimates World War I cost at 331.6 billion dollars. The amount could fund $2,500 homes on $500 lots for families across major Allied nations, furnish communities, and endow universities and libraries, while leaving funds to sustain teachers and nurses and retain wealth for France and Belgium at market prices.
The OPA Omaha district reports sugar ration books remain valid through April 1946 with stamps 39 and 389 usable now. Consumers should keep books for continued sugar allowances. Local notes cover farm sales, family visits, and community events in Fairbury and Diller.
The army transfers offenders to disciplinary barracks including the most serious felons and those with mental or neurological disorders not insane. Since January 1, 1943, 16,233 prisoners have been committed, with 8,370 arriving from rehabilitation centers after findings of non restoration to duty.
The notices show Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m for Congregational Church led by Robert Pullen and Mrs Earl Weigel with S S Superintendent. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran lists Sunday School 10 a m Pastor Otto Spehr, Duane Wolken S S Supt, Worship 11 a m, Luther League 8 p m, Women's Missionary Wednesday 7 30 p m.
St John’s Lutheran Laddham Nebraska lists catechetical instruction and choir rehearsals Saturday and Sunday services with worship at 10:30 am. Luther League annual meeting at 7 30 pm led by Harlan Biel. Wednesday events and missionary society noted.]]>
The schedule lists when examiners visit towns for license tests in the first half of 1946. Jefferson County holds exams on the third Wednesday each month in the afternoon. Gage County conducts on the first and third Thursday each month in the afternoon. Saline County tests occur on the third Wednesday each month in the forenoon.
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