Markets Corrected Thursday 40 to 50 Range
Market listings show a corrected Thursday spread of 40 to 50 with prices noted as 128, 14, vo, oY, 18, and 08. No clear entities beyond numbers and stray letters.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
5
Market listings show a corrected Thursday spread of 40 to 50 with prices noted as 128, 14, vo, oY, 18, and 08. No clear entities beyond numbers and stray letters.
A brief ad-like message asks if readers are fully protected and invites discussion about insurance with mention of God strong companies and signer C Hutchinson.
Equi to regin clean and disinfect the cotton and fit new covers with sewing. Work called for and delivered the same day. 31 Roscoe Colman, Diller, Neb.
Under an Order of Sale issued by the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska the Sheriff will on May 4 1936 at 2 PM sell at public auction the west half of the southeast quarter section 25 township 2 north range 4 east to the highest bidder for cash. The sale is in Fairbury Nebraska at the courthouse door.
Notice is hereby given that by order of sale from the District Court Jefferson County Nebraska in the case of Reent Reents vs Alonzo Specht and Lida Specht the sheriff will sell at public auction May 4 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the court house Fairbury to the highest bidder cash in hand the North Half of the Northeast Quarter and the North Half of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section Twenty and the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Section Seventeen Township Two North Range Four East all in Jefferson County Nebraska. Sheriff Emil Ackman Hartigan Skultery Attorneys for plaintiff. First publication April 3 last publication May 7
Notice states Roy E Bigley of Harbine Nebraska has filed for on and off sale beer license to operate at lot 7 block 2 Harbine in the Harbine State Bank building Jefferson County. Hearing to consider the application will be held at Western Hall Harbine on Thursday April 30 1936 at 8 00 oclock before Village trustees E G Wilson chair and A H Walters village clerk.
The fourth car of cinders this week completes the road surfacing from the stock yards west to Main Street.
Mrs Box Holle enjoyed the company of relatives from Marysville Kansas last Sunday. Her mother Mrs Henry Moeihenstedt her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Henry Moelhenstedt and her sister Helen and her boyfriend attended.
Mr and Mrs Wm Flash of Lincoln arrived Saturday evening to visit Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor. Additional guests Mr and Mrs Elmer Herald of Carelton joined for the Sunday meal creating a lively dinner gathering.
Mrs J W Fouts stays at home after wintering with her children. Miss Alma Schoen made a business trip to Beatrice on Wednesday returning the same day. Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff and family visited Beatrice relatives the Hullmans over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs L Raymond and Phyliss Joe and Mr and Mrs V A Raymond and Dickie of Lincoln visited their relatives Sunday in a brief family gathering.
J. Lloyd Hughes and his wife from Omaha visit their relatives in Diller as they join Mrs. Hughes for Sunday dinner. Wilber Hiatt and his wife from Lincoln also share the family meal at their mother’s home.
Mr and Mrs Everett Blauser and their daughter of Plymouth were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J C Blauser in this city.
Mr and Mrs W Tristman and son Arlie accompanied by Gilbert Blauser and John Lamb traveled to Crete Sunday to visit L A Blauser and family at their home.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Harbine played her violin with the community orchestra at the Junior class play Wednesday evening. Ruth is a violin student of Mrs. Schindler.
Mr and Mrs Harry Close hosted relatives from Tobias on Sunday. The gathering included Mrs Kate Close the former mother and Mr and Mrs Henry Clark the latter a sister of Mr Close.
Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner take delivery of a new Plymouth coupe as Vivian has a home of her own and Keith drives his own car Cal and Orpha will ride in a coupe now as their family tailors its mobility
Mr. Wm. Youngman an elevator carpenter from Humboldt has remodeled the Cooper elevator. An extension was built to the driveway and the dump set forward to accommodate the largest trucks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Specht and daughter Alice traveled from Washington Kansas on Wednesday to visit Mrs. LaVern Pickard and Mrs. Fritz Lottman and their families. Alice stayed to attend the Junior Class play.
Calvin Whitney and his wife and son visited Clark's Store in Steele City Saturday evening for trading and a friendly visit with longtime locals. Whitney, a longtime Steele City resident, settled in the area in the 1870s.
Mr and Mrs Ray Colman and Mrs Maxine Babcock with son Roger and Mrs Witty arrived from Stockton Missouri and will spend the weekend at the R W Green home. They had been guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Witty.
Roscoe Colman and his family have moved back to Diller and he is engaging in rebuilding mattresses as a home-based business with equipment arranged at his residence. He comments on the venture in the classifieds.
Arthur Grone and daughter Violet Kunecke traveled from Beaver City to Atwood visiting relatives, then returned with Mr. Grone's sister Augusta Nippert and Lois Nippert. Lois heads home to Strang after teaching near McDonald. Nippert family plans further visits as wheat in Kansas and Nebraska awaits rain.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Walker and Mr and Mrs Harold Hurst with daughter visited the Lloyd Hurst home Sunday.
George Henrichs who lives on a farm five miles west of Diller was in town visiting around Monday evening. That's something unusual for George in recent years.
Miss Gene Andrews and her Nebraska University friend Miss Wilda Kruse spent the weekend at the home of Gene Andrews' parents in Diller Nebraska Mr and Mrs I R Andrews.
Mrs Arthur Grone was surprised when her daughter and her Lincoln husband drove in Sunday afternoon with Mrs Grone’s brother Ed Clark and his wife whom she had not seen for 13 years.
Mrs Sophie Mathias and her children Mrs Grace Fasnacht and Mr and Mrs Roy Mathias drove to Lincoln on Sunday as dinner guests of Mathias nieces Miss Lena Schroeder and Miss Ann Schroeder. They called on B F Mathias another Lincoln resident and former Harbine neighbor in the afternoon.
Henry Fielder of Ellis erects a large garage on lots north of his home adjoining Highway No 3. The structure will house a general garage and gas station operated by his son in law Clarence Findling. If travelers knew Clarence they would stop there in trouble.
Mrs Winnie Herwig of Humboldt visited her brother Wo Tristman and family last Wednesday. They attended the Fairbury senior class play Friday night where their nephew Dale Tinstman acted. Mrs Herwig stayed overnight with Mrs Clinton Tristman and returned to Humboldt Saturday.
Theodore Senior and Will Plager returned home Tuesday evening from Grundy County Iowa where they went last week with Sam Friday who came for another load of goods. Richard Friday joined for a load of cattle and stayed a couple of days at his uncle Earl Riddle's home to rest and visit.
Ben Behrends is nursing an infected finger after receiving a stab from a hedge thorn. The injury prompted medical care and a brief period of rest.
The Times notes that saying bless you originates with Pope Gregory during a pestilence when sneezing signaled danger. It also mentions that many savage tribes believe sneezing is caused by evil spirits and taboos surround the act.
After divorcing in Philadelphia Mrs Mary Craft agreed her ex husband could remain in their jointly owned home as a boarder. She later told the judge she had to evict him because he began beating her as if still her husband.
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