Post Office Notice For Diller Nebraska Mail Timing
One year in advance six months in advance entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mail third class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1942
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mail third class matter.
The Kansas City Times reports a Labor Day address by President Roosevelt triggers doubts among farmers and consumers over price parity and potential executive changes to the 110 percent parity ceiling. Senator Taft condemns such moves as a threat to constitutional government and warns of possible election postponement.
The statement argues it is preferable to have a sufficient product even at a high price than to miss the chance with a typical New Deal shortfall described as too little and too late. It contrasts adequacy with delayed relief.
Beatrice may see custom corn picking this fall as a response to a big crop and farm labor shortage. A mechanical corn picker was demonstrated in Beatrice recently, with Nebraska having few such machines after a decade of sparse corn.
France reduces permissible coffee mix to 20 percent and lists 16 blends allowed with real coffee. Included are acorns chicory and Jerusalem artichoke among the substitutes.
Esther Page of Fairbury and attorney Melvin Moss of Hebron were elected to the state central committee from the 22nd legislative district covering Jefferson and Thayer counties at the Omaha convention last week.
Air mail sent beyond the continental United States is limited to two ounces with exceptions for Mexico Central and South America Alaska Canada and Newfoundland due to equipment demand constraints.
The Lincoln Journal describes satellite air fields as their name implies, placed around large air corps tactical units to provide protection, extra flying facilities, and space for dispersal of planes.
Howard Patterson of Hebron leaves for the army this Thursday September 10. He is a brother of Mrs. Russell W. Mc Creight of Fairbury.
The Elm Victory Sewers held an Achievement Day on Thursday August 27 at Ruth Ann Hiatt's home. 4-H Girls exhibited sewing projects including sewing boxes needle cases towels aprons slips dresses and a Summer Wardrobe. Guests included Mesdames Eick Michels Finch Dauber Nelson Branch Hiatt Hubke and others who attended a short program.
The Beatrice 4-H Girls Club held its final meeting of the season with songs Poems and performances by members including Ruth Ann Hiatt Seng Marvel Carpenter Ruth Nelson Ruby Dauber and Dorothy Finch. Awards included Beginners Red Cross certificates for Camilla Hubka and Dorothy Finch. Officers named for the coming year include President Camilla Hubka Vice president Betty Eick Secretary Dorothy Finch Song leader Ruby Dauber and more. Refreshments of brick ice cream and cookies were served and a note invited new members.
Eastbound Train 16 departs at 12 34 p m, Eastbound Train 14 at 12 21 a m, Westbound Train 17 at 4 44 p m, Westbound Train 15 at 12 50 a m.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Seana C. Moser that a petition for probate of the last will and testament and the appointment of Lillie L. Moser as executrix has been filed. Hearing is set for September 19, 1942 at 10:00 A.M. in the county court room in Jefferson County. Dated August 24, 1942. First publication August 27, last publication September 10.
Creditors of said estate must present and file claims by December 21 1942. Samuel Gallamore county judge will convene in the County Court room December 22 1942 at 10 AM to receive examine hear allow or adjust all duly filed claims and objections. Published August 27 1942 final September 10 1942.
The catalog lists items such as a Fanning mill a 30 gallon kettle several oil barrels oil brooder a 40 gallon oil can motor oil Guo grease five gallon cans a scoop board scoops and forks a feed bank a set of harness and collars a Zenith wind charger and battery seven a new McCormick Deering cream separator No 3 three rolls of wire and lath cribbing plus numerous other articles.
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