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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for one year or six months in advance and mentions 女 Cards of Thanks with pricing. It names F. T. Pearce as founder and Mrs. M. Rae as owner manager, indicating a small town newspaper business structure and typical classified notice content.
Treasury lists Victory Loan data with October 29 start and December balance goal. Quota $11.0 billion includes $4 billion in individual sales and $2 billion from state sales plus $7 billion from other non-bank investors. Funds support hospitalization rehabilitation feeding clothing overseas transport and payment of munitions.
A neighbor volunteers to explain Uncle Sam's Victory Loan, urging readers to be home for a visiting messenger and to buy Victory Bonds. The message promises that $4 will be paid at maturity for every $3 invested in Victory E Bonds, highlighting patriotic duty and repayment.
In the new set era, observers report nets used to cover coal harbor areas. Officials caution about weather and safety as fishermen note improved protection. No injuries reported and no disruptions to loading operations observed.
A miscellaneous catalog shows items including a saw frame and a 32 inch blade, a four wheel trailer with good rubber, bolt cutters, a .70 pound anvil, forge, post vise, set of chisels, spacers, forks, shovels, ax, sledgehammers, hammers, saws, brace and bits, a grindstone, 20 feet of rubber belt, native lumber, stock chute, 16 foot ladder, an 8 foot ladder, 26 gallons and 30 gallon barrels, log chains and many other articles.
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