Corn Price Support Set at 1 33
Jefferson County reports corn loan rates at 133 dollars per bushel under 1949 parity, with purchase agreements available through May 3 1950 and maturities by July 30 1950. Storage rules and temporary crib ventilation standards are outlined as farmers await government action and grain movement to make way for the 1949 crop.
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Jefferson County
Perent
Tysus
Anea
Jangeo
Hatbine
Beatrice
Wyimiore
Electrification sparks growth in national progress
The piece reflects on the 70th anniversary of Edison and the electric age, praising free enterprise, American power, and electrification's vast impact. It mentions leadership in electrification, global production scales, and the daily life changes electricity brings, citing household lights, refrigeration, and central power as transformative. Local notes include community events, residents, and leaders in Diller.
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Toth
Gontrast
Tsebg
Ina
progFau
Tia’ Bec
Rads
Refrigeratore
Aly Amerigan
Maris
Wil
Bower
Uch
Eusesia
Weather and social notes from Diller and surrounding area
Weather details report 239 inches of rain Sunday night with high winds affecting wheat fields. Local social items mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiemers and daughter Geraldine of Boise, trips to Marshalltown Iowa for a swine show, and engagement announcements for Constance Yates and Robert Haile Nebraska City. Community events include a church gathering, a fall supper planning, and parish visits by Merle Fish and family en route to Cincinnati for a centennial church convention.
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Geraldine
Boise
Lilia
Wiemers
George
Renz
Dillee
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Nebraska City
Constance
Robert D . Haile
Miss Yates
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Me B. de Jarnette
Job
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Haile
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Germany
Peru State College
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Diller
Diller Community Club Meets in the Gym Thursday
Notice invites teachers to a Diller community clubsill meeting in the school gym on Thursday evening October 20 at eight o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
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Lincoln
Richard Wilson
Navy
Diller
Omaha
Texas
Vestachurch
Misa” Young
James. Haya Sr
Clubsill
Fred Maatsch
Andrew
Liesberg
Henry Rippe
Nutting For Nothing Ready Aim Fire in the Nutting Season
The letter describes the opening of squirrel hunting on October 1 and questions whether hunting should precede nutting. It notes squirrels’ labor for winter and mocks the idea of shooting them. The piece shifts to local news on a twister damaging farms near Diller, especially Mahlon Wolken’s farm west of the cemetery, and reports other storm damage and community updates including hospital stays and social events.
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Diller
Wolken
Roy
Shotteokirk
Ellis
Ren
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