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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
3
An OCR apart from a local market and shop sale page lists various items for sale including corn oats berries and farm goods. It mentions prices per hundred open sales at Jacob’s Cafe and Mosiman's with owners able to retrieve items by payment and pickup.
Church notices from a Beatrice Nebraska area source list morning worship times, Sunday School and service hours, missionary society meetings, Luther League events, supply pastor from Midland College, choir rehearsals, and special services. Includes dates for Father’s Day observance and a Beatrice Lion’s Club chicken dinner. Attendance prompts questions: Were you there last Sunday. Reporter the Lorda and
At its annual meeting on April 19 1947 the Harbine Farmers Union Cooperation Elevator Association amended its articles of incorporation to raise authorized capital stock to 20 000 dollars 320 000. Wayne Carpenter president and Arthur Fasse secretary sign the notice.
The Diller area reports a return of cold rain after eight days of heat and wind. Planters are urged to be alert as the good planting day should not be overlooked. Residents express fatigue from cold and rain but gratitude for avoiding tornadoes floods and other disasters. Indian Creek reportedly nears bankful stage near Diller.
Rural Home editor notes baked on grease is hard to remove from ovens. Scouring can harm enamel. Home economists from the U S Department of Agriculture advise placing a shallow bowl of household ammonia or a dampened ammonia cloth inside the oven for several hours or overnight to loosen grease. Fumes aid the process, and severe grime may require multiple treatments.
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