Memories Of The Past And Local Arrivals In Diller Nebraska
Arrangements were made for more cement walks in Diller. Mrs Frank Nelson of Gilead Nebraska visited her parents Mr and Mrs LL Catlin. Mudrow of Harbine and Miss Gertrude Donahoe were married at the bride’s parents’ Edgar residence. Martin Page moved onto the John Diller farm near Diller from Jansen. Adam Gretzinger rented a farm near Harbine. John Wieths left for Oregon. Hiram Packer moved onto the grandma Leper farm northeast of Diller. Julius Picker shipped a carload of effects from Beatrice to Wood River. Mrs FD Carr and Mrs Go Mayers visited Fairbury. The 15th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barber was celebrated with a surprise party for about 650 neighbors and friends. The hosts were presented a keepsake keepsake. A Deerfield Pennsylvania farmer raised 7600 bushels of white potatoes on 1650 acres valued at 20000 dollars with 100 tons of fertilizer and half a ton of Pura Green. Profit reached 13000 dollars. The piece notes Cuba timber and farming practices with mentions of storms and front pages by Thos Nelson and others. Druggist McFerren returned from a business trip to Topeka Kansas.
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Deerfield
More Flowers In The 45 Victory Gardens Grow Bouquets
The article urges adding flowers to 1945 Victory Gardens to boost beauty and pleasure. It lists varieties suited to borders and rows, suggests fencing for support, and explains spacing and hoe-friendly cultivation for easy border care.
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Cosmos
Cleome
Canning Sugar Program Announced for 1948 Season
John G Aldrich District OPA Director announced a tighter 1948 canning sugar program to ensure fair distribution for essential canning needs. In the Ormshaw District sugar applications begin April 1 and run through October 31 1945 with five pound coupons usable until November 30 1945 and one pound coupons issued for precise needs.
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John G Aldrich
OPA
Aldrich
Ormshaw
R.tio. Ng
Red Cross Window Emblems Back For 1945 Campaign
Washington reports the Red Cross will resume selling window emblems next month to raise 200000000 for 1945 services. Basil O Connor says the emblem signals more than funds, enabling clubs and services for servicemen in war zones worldwide. The drive runs March 1 with 3 million volunteers distributing emblems and canvassing homes.
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Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Basil O'Connor
Italy
Philippines
American Red Cross War Fund
Mrs. America
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Diller
Frank Nelson
Gilead
Nebraska
L L Catlin
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Harbine
Gertrude Donahoe
Edgar
Martin Page
John Diller
Jansen
Adam Gretzinger
Kansas
F W Steffen
John Wieths
Oregon
Hiram Packer
Julius Picker
Beatrice
Wood River
FD Carr
Go Mayers
Fairbury
Barber
Cuba
Thos Nelson
S ‘J Senior
Lightner & Stotta
Draggist
McFerren
Topek: Kins
Perry-Morse Seed Co
CO Country
True Comics
U. & Camera
American Poultry Journal Aviation In Review
Onor
Farmer ‘Life
Etude Music Magazine
Farm Jrs
Farmer's Witt
Magazine Digest
National Digest
Mc Nature
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Photoplay
Poultry Tribune
Reader’s Digest
Mthly
Caprty Nea Gaiftte
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