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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1943
Page
2
Published weekly by F T Pearce and L M Cavett. Owner publisher Raymond. Associate editor Albert W Koepts. Subscription in advance one year costs $1.50. Advertising rates appear in the column.
The text describes a major Soviet push on the Dnieper aiming to breach German defenses and threaten Kiev. It notes potential German morale and the broader Allied strategy as winter approaches, with Italian fronts showing German pressure and a push toward Rome.
Notice to interested parties in Jefferson County Nebraska that administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge in the County Court. Hearing set for October 30, 1943 at 11:00 AM in the County Court Room. Dated October 4, 1943. (Seal) Gallamore County Judge. War Drive plans upcoming for subscription to relief fund supporting over fifteen agencies including USO and entertainment relief work.
The piece asserts Germany is being beaten while internal strength remains the sole unknown in forecasting the war. It predicts continued Allied momentum over the coming weeks could reveal the true condition of the enemy.
Attorneys for the estate of Charles Waggoner deceased announce a Feb 7 1944 claim filing deadline. The court will sit Feb 8 1944 at 10 AM in the County Court room to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated Oct 9 1943, published Oct 14 and Oct 28.
The eleventh district American Legion and Auxiliary convention meets in Fairbury hosted by Jefferson County Post 24 with Post Commander Harry Schenk as chairman. Mrs. Bessie Melvin of Fairbury presides Auxiliary sessions. Registration at 10 a.m., business session in the afternoon, banquet and dance in the evening. 89 delegates expected plus many members.
Tomorrow marks the final day to mail Christmas packages to soldiers serving abroad. Send with ample time for delivery and ensure proper labeling to reach personnel overseas during the holiday season.
A bull snake hissed in the Record office basement last Friday morning. Volunteers quickly controlled the situation and the snake was killed, after which the excitement subsided.
Farmers welcomed the first fall rain on Tuesday afternoon after sowing the winter wheat crop, signaling favorable moisture for germination and growth. The brief shower brought relief and optimism for the season ahead.
Fire in the Moffat tunnel near Denver on September 21 closed the line for coal shipments east for 30 to 60 days. The tunnel, 1600 feet long, was a major route for Colorado coal. Efforts to reroute coal have begun, with expected delays in supply and possible impact on markets.
The notice lists sugar stamps No 14 15 16 valid August 15 to November 1 and home canning limits, processed foods point charts for War Book Two A V X Z with dates to October 20 November 20, meats and fats stamps C D F with October dates, shoes stamps No 1 18 indefinite and airplane stamp valid November 1 1943, and gasoline No 8A and B C coupons through November 21 and 2 gallons per coupon, with interhousehold exchange allowed.
The notice outlines tire inspection cycles for book holders A B C T and fuel oil coupons. New coupons period 1 allows 10 gallon units, five units for 50 gallons, valid until January 4 1944, with encircled figures representing gallon value and validity through September 30 1944.
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