Subscriptions Terms for Mrs Cavett Paper
The note lists subscription terms for the paper owned by Mrs L M Cavett with F L Raymond as business manager. It references publication operations and pricing details though the text is cut off.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
2
The note lists subscription terms for the paper owned by Mrs L M Cavett with F L Raymond as business manager. It references publication operations and pricing details though the text is cut off.
The document lists Mre Cavett as publisher and owner of the Diller Record at Diller Nebraska with Fern L. Raymond as business manager. It records bond holders and mortgagees and notes the editor owner as M. Cavett and a notary public seal with a date of October 20, 1949.
Ray Hudson and Bernice Hudson file September 24 1946 in Jefferson County Nebraska District Court a quiet title suit against William P Mills Uribe Mills and other heirs to obtain fee simple title to a described portion of land in section 26 township 2 north range 4 east of the 6th principal meridian. Plaintiffs seek equitable relief and require an answer by November 10 1946. Denney and Denney Attorneys represent the plaintiffs.
A reader named Mia Anna Pautz from Vancouver Washington reports years of rheumatism and arthritis pain relief after treatment and offers to provide information to others. She mentions Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories and a P O box address for correspondence.
The court schedules a hearing on October 4 1946 at 10 00 for the matter of heirship taxes fees commissions and distribution of an estate. Notice lists the filing by Denney and Denney and mentions account discharge and discharge forbearance with publication dates starting September 1 and ending October 3.
The Army offers tuition aid up to 500 dollars per school year and a monthly living allowance of 65 dollars, with 90 dollars if dependents are present. Enlistment provides 48 months of education eligibility and training in about 200 trades, plus access to more schooling after service. See your local Army Recruiting Station for details before October 1946.
The notice outlines enlistment terms for 1 year and longer, ages 18 to 34 with parental consent for underages, reenlistment bonuses of 50 dollars per year of active service, furlough options for reenlistees within 20 days, maintenance pay after discharge, retirement options from half pay after 20 years rising to three quarters after 30 years, counting prior active federal service, and choice of branch and overseas theater for 3-year enlistments.
The document lists increments for service pay including 20 percent extra for overseas duties and 50 percent for members of flying or glider crews. It also states a 5 percent pay increase for each three years of service may be added.
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