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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
4
An advertisement touts The Lincoln Star as the best daily newspaper offering 24 hour coverage, photos, wire services, and diverse sections. It promotes reading the state capital news and emphasizes multiple editions and timely information for readers and families.
A report warns of cowpox spreading through contact during milking causing teat inflammation and mastitis. It notes two virus types, true cowpox giving immunity and a false type that may recur, with severe risks to cows and humans handling the animals.
The Lincolns Star offers mail subscription rates in Nebraska and North Kansas for various durations including 6 months 3 months and daily options. Prices shown include daily and Sunday and Sunday only plans with amounts such as 5 2 75 and 1 50. Act now by subscribing through the Diller Record office or direct to the Lincoln Star in Lincoln Nebraska.
Fragmentary sale notice lists Wagoo items and an contact for Charley Fisher with a phone number 30. The readable text implies a local auction or sale event. No other clear details on place date or terms are present.
Notice is given that by order of the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska referee Albert Detmer will sell at public auction on the Sunday of November 1948 at the premises in Diler Nebraska Lots 1b and 16 and the east 44 feet of Lot 14 in Block 10 First Addition to Ditler. Terms of sale require fifteen percent cash on day of sale and balance on delivery of deed.
Card of thanks from Delbert Ackman Mrs Orval Gaylor and Mrs Ben H Rempel expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of their mother and sister Martha Ackman. Also includes a brief classified notice seeking alfalfa seed buyers and a boys wool plaid sport coat for sale.
Treasury urges workers to join Payroll Savings or the Months Club to build a nest egg with U S Savings Bonds. The ad promotes thrift amid uncertainty and notes sales agents Fred George Sasse and John Deere Wagon listings with local contact numbers.
Readers urged to shop wisely by evaluating ads from nearby merchants for trustworthy, safe purchases. This notice emphasizes verifying legitimacy, avoiding scams, and using secure payment methods to protect shoppers.
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