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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
4
A notice states mail transmission at the Diller Nebraska post offices is approved as second class matter. This brief recording confirms classification and mailing status for publication.
Reports note two cows found dead after wandering into a corn field. The piece shifts to Yankees Dodgers World Series talk with a betting suggestion favoring the Yankees.
The Western begins its 1941 42 session with five teachers and a student body of 94 seniors four juniors and one sophomore. Compliments on the blue grass in the editor’s yard are noted as amusing and described as wire grass though it looks nice.
The Nebraska Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Dr Roy Jackson Gable an osteopathic surgeon from Scottsbluff authorized by law to practice operative surgery.
A speaker muses on death and fear, noting people ponder living less than the inevitable. A fragment mentions Charley Barber arriving in town last Saturday for an argument and hints at his pride and nearby bail district.
Mr and Mrs Cavett and Harold Dean Allen journeyed Friday visiting Lincoln eye specialists Messrs Williams and Sanderson before returning to Odell for Dr Rice on Mrs C s foot injured in a fall. A four view X ray showed no dis-
A seventeen year old youth was fined five dollars and costs for taking a drink of liquor on the highway between Beatrice and Lincoln. The traffic cop made the charge. Liquor poor brakes or lights no license or acting smart on the public highway may draw a ticket.
Cal Waggoner protects a walnut sapling in Nebraska but a red squirrel uproots it after a brief growth. John Schneider visits Diller with family and comments on corn reports. The Brinkley case proceeds as federal grand jury charges mail fraud over alleged medical schemes. Local officials plan legal service actions and Diller high school initiation rites spark curiosity about student behavior and ancestry.
Families imagine building settlements in Gon as a growing community hub, with plans under discussion for housing, schools, and services to shape the neighborhood’s development.
The article notes autumn's arrival last Tuesday with moderate temperatures and light rains. It recalls fall 1941 when a Gulf hurricane reached 100 mph, caused millions in damage, and killed several people before moving toward Louisiana where troops were preparations underway.
A booklet titled Life in the U S Navy is available for young men. Requesting the booklet does not imply commitment to enlistment. navigation areas and responsibilities will be explained. To obtain, contact the Record office or request by mail.
A rookie in the U S Navy is called a boot and officially an Apprentice Seaman. He receives 21 dollars a month plus board clothing and equipment. After four months he becomes Seaman Second Class and his pay rises to 36 dollars monthly.
A Treasury Department report shows American citizens in lower income brackets are financing national defense through Defense Savings Stamps. Since the plan began last May, purchases exceed 13 percent of a million dollars with the 25 cent stamps most in demand, outpacing the other denominations. For the first four months of the program, May 3,475,070. June 2,802,345. July 3,288,283. August 4,453,748.
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