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Local reader ads list per line pricing for per inch and per line notices. Small 5e Biswkéace locals priced per line. Cards of Thanks offered at 10¢ each.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
2
Local reader ads list per line pricing for per inch and per line notices. Small 5e Biswkéace locals priced per line. Cards of Thanks offered at 10¢ each.
Wartime ration details outline eligibility for Grade I tires, no quota for Grade III, surplus certificates for used tires, and meat, fats, processed foods, sugar, shoes, gas, fuel oil, and tire inspections. Notes emphasize stamp validity, canning sugar, and reapplication for 1944-45 heating rations.
In the estate of Charles H Wright Deceased Jefferson County Nebraska. Anna May Wright owner of specified parcels seeks correction of prior decree and finding she owned the real estate. Hearing set for June 24 1944 at 10 A M in Fairbury Nebraska before County Judge Samuel Gallamore. First June 1 last June 15 1944.
Denney and Denney announce a petition to appoint Matilda Glathar as administratrix of the William C. Glathar estate. Hearing set for June 24, 1944 at 10 A.M. in the County Court, Fairbury. Public notice dated May 27, 1944. Samuel Gallamore, County Judge.
Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate announce a final account and report by the executrix and a petition for final settlement and discharge. The hearing is set for June 24, 1944 at 11:00 A.M. in the County Court Room Nebraska.
Forty years ago memories recall Ouke Franzen and Miss Millie Tyden visiting Diller relatives from Peoria. Mrs Tyden was niece of S J Senior, a Diller merchant. Mrs J T Briggs and daughters Mildred and Lela head to the St Louis World's Fair, while Mr Briggs stays with younger children in Oneida Kansas.
Fifty years ago W S Diller received an elegant gold watch as a token from his former employers Messrs noted for their compliments. The item highlights a period tribute and reflects on long service and appreciation from the company.
C. W. George left for Omaha Monday to attend a Nebraska State Undertakers Association meeting as a token of appreciation for more than three years of faithful service with Price Bros. About 76 dollars changed hands in a horse race between Geo Hudson's Diller pony and the Spencer pony of Wilber for a 30 dollar purse at Plymouth Enterprise.
A New York aircraft designer has completed blueprints for a large trans oceanic plane to be sent to a California plant by telegraph. The piece notes Morse’s 1844 telegram milestone and outlines telegraph advances such as the Telefax, carrier current, and automated systems shaping wartime and peacetime communications.
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