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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
2
Rationing calendar outlines Grade 1 tires for essential workers and Grade III without quota. Meats mostly point free. red stamps valid indefinitely. Fats salvage purchases credited. blue stamps for processed foods. sugar stamps updated for five pound limits. Shoes and gasoline coupons detailed with validity dates. tire inspections and heating rations reminders. automobile price ceilings take effect July 10.
Notes from Diller recount visits by Mrs Mary Miller and Mr Christie Thompson near the Odell trains, Epworth League attendees at Pawnee City, opposition to a saloon license, Endicott plastering work by Elmo Hadley, and a relic gun with Uncle Sam initials found near Thompson. Obituary of Jane Allison noted, weather wind toppled Carpenter Nursery Co packing house, Tonnemaker Bros received mowers and binders.
A brief listing notes the June 23 24 showing of the Bridge of San Luis Rey starring Lyon Bari Akin and Tamiroff alongside the Wyoming Hurricane featuring William Higden in the Serial News program.
Two local figures Guy Hol Randolph and Scot Evely are noted in relation to Avis Also, a brief standing item in community notices. The entry highlights their involvement and keeps names in focus for residents tracking civic matters.
A New Mexico rancher explains he will invest all earnings beyond operating needs into War Bonds. He cites rising wool and livestock income, higher costs, and land values, and notes sons’ education and possible military service. He warns against inflation and urges others to lend surplus to the government.
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