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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
2
Advertising rates listed per line for car readers with a string of garbled text following, including stray terms and nonsensical phrases. Indicates a publication notice for pricing and layout but the readable portion is fragmented and unclear.
The ration calendar lists sugar stamp changes for No 35 and 36 with new validity through August 31, 1945. It details red stamps for meats and processed foods with new valid dates through July 31 or August 31, and blue stamps for processed foods with expiration dates through August 31, 1945. Gasoline, shoes, and fuel oil coupon validity are also updated with dates and quantities across multiple book numbers.
Public auction set for July 17 1945 at the south front door of the courthouse in Fairbury Nebraska. Real estate described as part of West Half of Lot 3 in the southwest Quarter of section 24 Township 2 North Range 4 East of the 6th p m containing 9 acres more or less. Terms fifteen percent cash at sale balance on confirmation. Referee John C Hartigan. First published June 25 1945.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the estate of Mae Ellison deceased provides that claims must be filed by October 6 1945. An appointment to receive examine hear allow or adjust claims will be held October 10 1945 at 11 o clock am in the County Court room Fairbury Nebraska. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First published June 1 last published June 28.
The piece notes Nebraska ranks fifth in increases of wartime buying power and laments weather delaying Seventh War Loan progress. It cites Dale Clark and the Nebraska War Finance Committee, urging sharper sales to meet the 43 million dollar E bonds quota with 18 days left.
The World Herald reports a broad county by county volunteer push to fund the seventh war loan. It notes public activism and individual donations while warning a victory is needed for full wartime strategy.
In Topeka Kansas nine year old Tommy Jovalis and his two year old sister Frances own a one hundred dollar and a fifty dollar War Bond. They were titled jointly by the post office on their birthday last month. Tommy began selling papers on Kansas Avenue last July and saves for college for both himself and Frances.
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