Diller Markets Report on Egg Prices and Hens
The corrected Thursday listing shows eggs and hens with varying weights and prices. Entries indicate heavy and light hens, with prices around 50 cents and related per-unit notes.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
5
The corrected Thursday listing shows eggs and hens with varying weights and prices. Entries indicate heavy and light hens, with prices around 50 cents and related per-unit notes.
Under an Order of Sale by the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska Sheriff Emil Ackman will sell at public auction on April 6 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter Section 26 Township 2 North Range 4 East to satisfy Ora J Mayborn v William H Plager Ella M Plager and Gilbert Plager The sale will be for cash in hand and held in Jefferson County Nebraska Hartigan and Skultery attorneys for the plaintiff
Under an order of sale issued by the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska I Emil Ackman sheriff will on May 4 1956 at 2 PM at the court house Fairbury sell for cash the west half of the southeast quarter section 25 township 2 north range 4 east of the sixth principal meridian to satisfy the action of J Smith Diller administrator of Frank Dymacek deceased plaintiff against Charles and Mabel Lukes defendants.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale by Emil Ackman acting as Sheriff of Jefferson County Nebraska. In a case where Reent Reents is plaintiff and Alonzo Specht and Lida Specht are defendants the sale is set for May 4 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the courthouse Fairbury to sell the described real estate for cash to the highest bidder. The property includes parts of Section 17 and Section 20 in Jefferson County Nebraska. The notice is dated March 31 with publication in April and May.
Phyllis Benz stayed with Einar Richards Monday night as a guest. Wilbur Green relocated his household goods to his mother's property east of Main Street on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eleanor Steffensmeyer visited her father Dr. Diehl for a day or two. Mrs. Paul Renz and daughter Phyllis returned Sunday after a trip to Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaisford of Reynolds visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael on Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Ellis and her son arrived Saturday to stay with her mother Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth and sister Gretchen.
Chas. Carr of Fairbury was seen standing around on the streets of Diller last Saturday afternoon echoing old habits. Mrs. J. C. Stucker of Kansas City notes she sent in her thirty fourth consecutive subscription to this paper, remarking on persistent support.
A chicken house, moved on a trailer hitched to a tractor, drove south of town last Friday. Alpha Wiemers recovered the unit, built by Cornbelt Lumber Company.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Tyler visited several months at the home of their daughter Mrs. Joe Nippert and family and returned to their home at Hadley Minnesota last week.
Mr and Mrs George Specht and daughter Alice of Washington Kansas visited Diller Saturday bringing their daughter Mrs Gertrude Lottman home She had spent a week at her parents home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Findling came over from Ellis Sunday with the formers. Mrs Mr and Mrs L H Findling drove to Mahaska Kansas for a short visit with relatives returning home in the evening. Mrs Raleigh Southwick and son and her mother Mrs Frank Murray and son of near Harbine were Diller visitors Saturday. The sons of this mother and daughter are about the same age. They are taking dancing lessons of Velma Webling.
Miss Nellie Green and Donna Jane Raymond traveled from Lincoln on a Saturday evening and were met in town by Miss Flossie Raymond who spent her vacation visiting with her brothers Volney and LaForest Raymond.
Mr. John Dahlquist and Mrs. Myrtle Mathieson arrived Monday from Colorado where they had been visiting. They are staying several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nippert and family before returning to Chandler, Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmuelle and Mr and Mrs Henry Fanders from near town along with Mr and Mrs Cavett of Diller attended the Dana College choir program at the Fairbury Methodist church Sunday evening. Large attendance and the program was excellent.
Miss Helen Webling daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Webling from near Diller Nebraska is a junior in the Nebraska college of agriculture and serves on the home furnishings committee for the annual Farmer's Fair to be held May 9 on the college grounds. The fair will feature a horse show and a musical pageant staged by pageantry volunteers for the exposition.
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