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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
2
Published weekly by F T Pearce with Mrs L M Cavett as owner and publisher F L Raymond as business manager and Albert W Koepif as associate editor The subscription rates list one year in advance at 1 50 and six months in advance with unclear text following Peay May be tax or price note
Advertising rates listed with incomplete pricing details. The fragment mentions display rates by inch and local readers per line, plus a note about Blackface locals and cards of thanks with unclear figures.
Armchair strategists debate Churchill Roosevelt plans to intensify air power against Germany while weighing risks to Japan. The editorial urges choosing a path that saves lives and resources, balancing simultaneous campaigns and achieving decisive results.
On Monday evening May 24 the Elm Livestock Masters met at John Faxon’s home with all fifteen members present. President Jimmy Hays led the business session and appointed committees for future programs. Verne Hubka was elected song leader and a plan to buy song books was made. After adjournment mothers served cookies ice cream and cocoa. The next meeting will be at Verne and Melvin Hubka’s home on June 14.
Vacation plans reveal Supt. Carl Ludington seeking work near Lincoln while Mrs Ludington studies at a university. Several teachers will stay near Fairbury Reynolds and North Loup. Others await family duties in Kearney and California while servicemen are stationed abroad. Local families gather for Beatrice and Dunbar visits as summer duties and moves unfold.
The notice outlines wartime ration details: sugar five pound limits by May 31 and June 1 to August 15 with various coupon numbers. coffee coupons through May 30 and June 1. processed foods points guidance. meats and fats red stamps through May 31, J and K stamps timelines. shoes No 1 stamp 17 valid until June 15. gasoline No 6 A coupons valid until July 21 with renewal procedures and inspection schedules. registration forms required by May 31.
Leland Cleary and family visited Diller last week. Leland, employed in Kansas, was called to Nebraska by the death of his father, a resident of Fairbury.
Ration permissions for fuel oil and kerosene for domestic institutional and agricultural uses are extended for six months. Period 5 coupons allow 11 gallons per one unit and 110 gallons per ten units until Sept 30.
Operators of incubators and brooders may obtain fuel oil and kerosene for capacity production of the equipment. Increased poultry and egg production is essential to the war effort.
Mrs. Pouts attended the state university graduation exercises this week. Miss Margery Fouts, granddaughter and member of the class, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fouts of Seward.
Mrs. Harry Allen and Norma of McCook visited Mrs. Loth sat Beatrice in Diller to see friends yesterday, accompanying her brother Pvt. Henry Loth.
Ada Lucas, under the name Mrs. Ed Lauder, buys the late H. E Green house and will move in after repairs. She plans to reside there for the duration while her husband remains employed on the Alcan Highway.
Margery Nippert expects to resume work at Dempster's in Beatrice, signaling a return to employment at the local firm.
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