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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
2
The notice outlines valid rationing coupons for gasoline, shoes, meats, processed foods, sugar, and fuel oil with dates through early 1945. It lists coupon letters, value per unit, and period validity including December 1944 to February 1945, and January 1945 starts for some stamps.
A historical notice outlines Lincoln Daily Journal subscription options nine weeks for 1 dollar and annual rates five dollars. It highlights mail delivery, late-afternoon updates, and state-wide distribution from Lincoln to Omaha and Denver via rural routes.
Hubka and Hubka attorneys announce in Nebraska that Julia Novotny’s estate, with will annexed, has filed a final report and petition for final settlement and heir determination. The hearing is set for February 8, 1945 at 10 o clock a.m. in the County Court Room. interested parties may contest. Samuel Gallamére, County Judge. First published January 11, 1945.
Capper's Farmer Country editor urges housewives to try a corn and pork chop casserole made from frozen or canned foods. Catsup adds color and flavor. bake chopped pork with corn and remaining ingredients in a greased dish at 350 F for about 45 minutes until done.
The piece argues personal confidence between doctor and patient boosts healing and warns socialized medicine would put doctors on the government payroll, eroding individual choice and elevating bureaucratic control, with higher costs and less personal care. It contends doctors would fear reduced autonomy and patients would lose tailored, humane service.
A wartime notice seeks clerks and typists, detailing June recruitment and monthly salaries. It calls for patriotic service, mentions age eligibility and positions with pay scales, and emphasizes duty for national effort.
Jobo T Flary, War Manpower Commission area director, urged applicants for overseas armed forces support jobs. Positions pay via War Department with housing and transportation to Washington provided. Examinations at 14 South Street on Jan 26 27 1945 with immediate appointment. employment aims to assist soldiers abroad and improve conditions for workers.
Washington notes Treasury drive featuring a sampler emblem urging grandparents to buy War Bonds or stamps for grandchildren. The Grandmothers League, founded by Mrs. George C. Marshall, advocates securing children’s futures through bonds and stamp albums.
Due to feed and supplement shortages swine producers face higher risk of nutritional deficiency diseases. Calcium iron and iodine shortages can cause anemia goitre and hairless pits while manganese and vitamin deficiencies trigger rickets and various illnesses. Vitamin D A and niacin deficits raise health problems and piglet mortality risk. sugar shortages and sow nutrition relate to the baby pig disease and lower blood sugar.
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