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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
2
Local rate snippet shows 10 cents per line for listings and 50 cents per card of thanks. The text reflects pricing notes for notices and small advertisements in the local newspaper. No full item details or names provided.
The notice lists valid coupons and periods for gasoline A and 4th quarter T coupons, sugar stamps No 30 through 40 with duration details, shoe stamps from Book 8, meat and processed foods stamps, butter point increases, and fuel oil coupons Period 1 and 4 65 with encircled figures. It urges budgeting fuel rations.
Notice to depositors from Diller Nebraska dated October 28 1944 states that the bank’s deposit liabilities have been assumed by The First National Bank of Fairbury Nebraska and that the Diller bank’s insured status will terminate under the Federal Reserve Act. Depositors are advised their accounts will remain uninsured by the FDIC as provided by law.
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York City answers frequent concerns for owners. Topics include housebreaking methods using papers or outdoor spots, feeding with prepared dog foods, and outdoor housing with proper insulation and routines for cold weather pets.
The Keystone Kensington of the Congregationsa church met at Mrs Leonard Richardann's home on Friday afternoon November 3. Mrs Willis Clerk led devotionals and Mrs Long presided at the business meeting. A Fall Supper was voted for November 18 with prices 25 cents for children and 40 cents for adults. Social hour led by Mrs Long. Special numbers by the Ladies quartet. Guests included Mrs Frank Grone Mrs Cully Mrs Will Amos and Mrs Margaret Packer. Refreshments served by several members and Mrs Rich. Dr C A Selby health director warned hunters to beware of tularemia from rabbits and to cook meat well. Slow rabbits and white spots indicate infection. meat should be destroyed if spots appear.
The Lincoln Star describes features like Washington Merry G Round and Minerva's Mail with full city, state, and world coverage. It lists subscription rates by mail in Nebraska and Northern Kansas including daily and Sunday options with varying term lengths and trial offers.
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