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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1943
Page
3
Corn No 2 yellow and white mix offered as No 2 grade with prices 46 to 49 cents. Heavy springs and light shirting items listed. Leghorn hens priced per pound and old roosters noted. scale shows weight categories 2 to 5 pounds. Market data appears in Thursday update from The Diller Markets.
See the Negus boys for popcorn 3 lbs for 25 cents. FOR SALE 40 White Rock AAA pullets Mrs Wilbur Green. FOR SALE Purebred Duroc Jersey boars Richard Steffen.
Farmer income of 624 dollars or more in 1943 must file a tax return by December 15. I offer depreciation reserve setups for farm equipment draft animals and other assets and identify all deductible expenses. Convenient report form provided. Your patronage appreciated. b Green Phone 35
Mr and Mrs Delbert Stotts are back at 1212 South 26th Street Lincoln after a summer at the ranch of their son in law and daughter Evelyn in Laramie Wyoming.
Mr. George Rahman Mrs. Tillie Casper and Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Carpenter visited relatives at Deshler Nebraska last Sunday. Several city streets have been graded and built up during the past week.
George D. Morgan advertises an auction on November 3 to move to town. Items include two good milk cows aged 3 and 6 years, a Viking cream separator, a wood stove, and a 14 inch walking plow.
Collection notice from R Val Entins Co listing decades of experience in recovering notes and judgments. No charge if unsuccessful and references furnished. Write without obligation to Marshall Town Iowa.
Verle Green spends time with his brother Wilber Green and family this week. Amid rising coal and fuel oil shortages farmers are urged to use available wood for fires during the winter period.
John Lamb arrived Monday to live at the home of his daughter Rex and Mrs. Green during the winter months. He had resided in Beatrice the past year. John Greider was busy with painting duties including all farm and dwelling structures on properties owned by Mrs. Vena Webling and others. The buildings received a fresh white coat except the barn which remains red. He also painted properties for Mrs. Jim Mayborn and Frank Dvorak.
The Lincoln Star highlights top features including Washington Merry-Go Round and prominent comics. It offers complete World Nation State and Local news with subscription rates for Nebraska and Northern Kansas, plus trial offers. Some townspeople report pheasant meals while others rely on squirrel due to meat costs.
Wartime ration details list sugar stamps 14 to 29 with validity from August 15 to January 15, 1944, green stamps from November 1 to November 20, and meat fat stamps with varying expiries. Shoes and gasoline coupons outline indeterminate validity and household interchangeability within War Ration Books I III.
The notice lists book holder deadlines by category A B C and FUEL OIL coupons. It specifies March 31 1944 for six month holders and October 31 and November 30 dates for others, with monthly or mileage terms. It notes fuel oil coupons: one unit equals 10 gallons and five-unit equals 50 gallons, valid until January 4 1944. encircled figures indicate gallon value and coupons valid through September 30 1944.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hullmar and Edna took a business trip to Beatrice last Friday. The party traveled for meetings and called on local contacts during their visit.
Mrs. Earl Weigel leads Sunday School at 11 A. M. with church service following at 11 A. M. A congregational meeting will be held after the service and good attendance is desired.
Rev Otto Spehr pastor leads St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran services with Sunday School at 10:30 and a church service at 11:30. The Lanham Luther League hosts an 8 PM entertainment. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon Nov 4 and Workers Conference of the S S Friday Nov 5.
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr announces pastor Werner C Welchert. Sunday October 31 services 7 00 am German 8 00 am Sunday School 10 am. Luther League and party Saturday November 6 choir rehearsal 830 pm catechetical instruction 9 am to 3 pm Wednesday Nov 3 Womens Missionary Society 230 pm leader Mrs Mary Steinfelt.
Robert Pullen and Mrs. Robert Upson lead the service with 10 A M Sunday School. Next Sunday is World Service Sunday with an interesting program and extra special number. Last Sunday's highlight was a piano selection by Loia Weber. Pullen's topic for the church hour is So you're bored. Join us for a time well spent.
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