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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
4
One year in advance and six months in advance subscription terms listed. Post office at Diller Nebraska accepts transmission through the mails as second class matter.
Dennis, chief maintenance engineer of California highways, estimates that 100,000,000 cubic feet of snow are removed each winter from California's mountain highways.
In February 1940 a three inch snowfall blanketed streets as trucks outproduced pre war commercial vehicle output. Snow shovels were widely in use and drivers faced slick roads while production figures highlight wartime shifts.
Mrs John Huttenmeyer and Mrs Roy Patton helped serve pancakes at the Farmers Store last Saturday. Attendees praised pancakes made with Cooper's pancake flour Pennick Ford syrup and Maxwell House coffee.
Attorney Ed Wunder of Fairbury will be in Diller Monday posting bills for an Infantile Paralysis benefit frolic planned for next Thursday at the Elke club rooms. The event aims to raise funds for Jefferson County’s cash reserve for the fight against the disease. The message notes the 1888 Blizzard club’s 2nd annual meeting on January 11, 1941 in the Lindell hotel Lincoln and invites all to contribute items related to that storm.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gretzinger of Steeler City and Mrs. Cavett of Diller visited in Lincoln with Mr. Cavett a patient at St. Elizabeth hospital. His operation bandage remains, hopes for satisfactory results. A California subscription note recounts rain, new almond growth, and relatives Floyd and Lelia in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Dr. Howard T. Kelly of Philadelphia summarized at the American Medical Association exposition that lack of essential vitamins or minerals drives many diseases and mild disorders. He cited a 1938 39 nutritional survey across Germany Britain and France and argued synthetic vitamins can match or exceed other populations, noting white bread polishing removes vitamins while German black bread preserves them. He warned vitamin deficiency can cause baldness fatigue skin troubles and various age related conditions and stressed both intake and digestion are necessary.
On Fifth Avenue at Cartier’s jewelers in New York City a loud alarm sounds every Monday at eight. Passersby rush to the scene thinking a robbery unfolds while police race to the ultra sensitive detector. The echoing siren persists until authorities deem the alarm false.
Begin irrigation at first signs of dry soil. Evening sprinkling minimizes evaporation as soil absorbs moisture. Avoid shallow soaking and overwatering. aim to wet soil to four inches. Weed control relies on vigorous growth, fertilization, and mowing. Maintain slightly acidic soil for better weed suppression.
Dr Harlan Horner, appointed secretary of the American Dental Association council, argues 39 dental schools require endowments to fund research into dental health. He says dental diseases stump even the best science and no wiser public health investment exists than endowing dental research, noting neglect of children’s health is disgracefully high and both economic and social in scope.
Notice to interested parties in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition has been filed to appoint Winnie Hill as administrator of the estate. Hearing is set for February 15 1941 at 10 a.m. in the County Court Room, Jefferson County Nebraska. Minn gil SEAL
Creditors of Louis Wenz deceased must file claims by May 16 1941. The county court will meet May 17 1941 at 9 A.M. to hear and allow claims in Jefferson County Nebraska. Dated January 18 1941.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the administrator has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge and determination of heirs at law. Hearings set before the county court on February 7, 1941 at 9 oclock A M. You may appear and contest. Dated January 30, 1941. Samuel Gallamure County Judge.
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