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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
3
Nebraska road laws emphasize speed limits aligned with road conditions weather and vehicle and driver factors. Authorities urge cautious driving to prevent crashes on US towns and highways.
The village board met January 23 1947 approving prior minutes and paying bills including utilities and library dues. A news column notes reopening of street traffic near the White House after wartime barriers and outlines past gates and a pending traffic law to allow through-access past the President’s office.
Readable text fragment shows partial numbers and codes: “Thursda Wheat A Ah 24 92 51% MNO Wd po 13” with unclear context. The item appears as a clipped note or table line from a commodity or market page. Further details are not decipherable from the available OCR fragment.
An informal city notice seeks help from the Jansen auxiliary to collect and dispose of worn rag goods. Citizens are asked to bring or deliver old fabrics to the record office for pickup.
Orta Spielman, a veteran of War 2, and other Stand and Ow Company staff indicate plans to relocate. The agency notes Mr. Rotsman has served with Standard Oil for the past year and hopes to secure housing soon as he finds quarters.
Leonard Richardson and an associate returned Monday from Kurisas City where the former took a carload of cattle and the latter planned to visit his daughter and wife. Notice No rooms for J Wrens. The Martin Family.
Inventory listing shows oil burning tank heaters priced at 14 dollars and electric pump jacks with 30 gallon Rheem water heaters, pump rods and cylinders, pipe fittings and steel stock tanks available from a hardware supplier.
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