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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
2
Subscription notice lists editor associates and staff led by F T Pearce Mrs L M Cavett owner and publisher P L Raymond business manager Albert W Koepts associate editor. Post office entry indicates mailing class matter for Diller publication.
The piece weighs whether Allied leaders Roosevelt and Churchill truly define the postwar order. It notes the United States dominance, Britain and Russia rivaling for influence, and the vast costs of policing and reconstruction ahead. It argues demands for manpower, money, and material will be immense.
Reflections on postwar aid and the Moscow conference warn that small nations will seek relief yet resist paying the bill. The piece suggests a coming era of economic and political conflict and calls for clear, written terms and universal Allied action.
The bank has taken down and stored its awning for another year, signaling the rapid arrival of winter and the seasonal pause in outdoor display.
Creditors of the estate in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by February 7 1944. A hearing to receive examine hear and adjust claims will be held February 8 1944 at 10 A M in the County Court room. Dated October 9 1943 Samuel E Galamore County Judge.
A list of dairy cattle offers shows a Guernsey cow fresh Dec 15 and an 8 year old milking cow. multiple spotted, red and roan heifers with various fresh dates. a potted heifer and a steer calf under one year. white faced and other heifers aged 7 months to 1 year. several entries note fresh dates and ages.
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