Market Prices for Poultry and Feed Components
Corrected Thursday market listing shows prices for corn oats cream fodder and various poultry grades. Includes hens Leghorn hens roosters weights 4 to 5 pounds and heavy springs stalls.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
5
Corrected Thursday market listing shows prices for corn oats cream fodder and various poultry grades. Includes hens Leghorn hens roosters weights 4 to 5 pounds and heavy springs stalls.
For sale corn and oats. The O A Cooper Co. Wanted an ambitious mat with car in Jefferson County. Investigate steady income no investment proposition by writing S F Baker & Co Keokuk Iowa. See me buying cane black strap feeding molasses also molasses cattle feed cotton seed cake. Black Bros. Elevator John Steiner Mgr.
Creditors of the Ker estate of Daniel P Fry Deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by March 21 1938 and debts paid by October 29 1938. A hearing will be held March 22 1938 at 9 A M in the County Court room to receive examine hear allow or adjust claims. Dated October 29 1937 County Judge E R Bee SEAL
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested in the estate of John F Meyer that the administratrix has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and heirs’ determination. A hearing is set before the court on December 30, 1937 at 9:00 A M. interested parties may appear to contest. Dated November 27, 1937. E R Bee County Judge. (Seal) Dec 2-16
Honor roll entries show students and residents including Oake Franzen in Steele City W H Mengle in Lincoln Mrs Elma Tapley in San Diego Calif T Gerard in Lexington Dre Harold Hutchinson in Omaha Anpa Sachels Chester Sparks George Rahman Bernard Patton Mrs Carrie Cate Reocks in Hutchinson S C was listed among others on the local roll call.
Mrs. Cavett has been ill this week so we read our own proofs. Rex Green traded his Chivey for a new Plymouth to use on his mail route.
A short social column notes a little dog accompanying its mistress to a Thanksgiving dinner. The dog’s name appears in the social hour column.
Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty of Lincoln Mrs Sarah Shull of Aurora Neb and Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G L Richardson and family.
Mr and Mrs A A Etchison Mr and Mrs S C Moser Mr and Mrs Ray Eick and Betty La Rloue spent Thanksgiving Day in Summerfield Kansas shaking hands with old friends and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolyn drove to Salina and spent the weekend with their nephew Dr W S Diller and family. They report a nice trip and a very pleasant time.
Frank Johnson and his son Merle traveled to Beatrice with Mrs Johnson and two sons to attend the funeral of Henry Johnson, the elderly father of Frank Johnson, in Plattsmouth.
Bert Ewers arrived in Diller on the 16th to visit his sister Mrs. Raymond and to “get away from everything.” He had checked out as U P agent at Fairbury in the forenoon after serving in that position for 28 years.
Patrick Cunningham visited the office to dispose of a few Christmas seals and stored the money in his overalls pocket. He asked that Billie Proett be told hello in the paper.
Mr and Mrs Wm Gliathar Sr and Mr and Mrs Harry Weddle travel from their home to Sterling Colorado for a brief visit then pass through Alma Nebraska for a short stay and Sunday dinner at their son Elmer Giathar's home.
Mrs. Raymond with Flossie Fern hosted a Thanksgiving Day meal for Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Raymond Donna Jane Dickie and Harry Green father of Mrs. V. A. Raymond. A noon turkey dinner was served. The V. A. Raymond family returned to Lincoln early Friday.
Miss Margaret Grant attended a Monday evening visit at Phyllis Renz's residence, as noted in social society column.
It is said that the cost reached three million dollars to condition the National Ca, completed by the special session of Congress convened for that purpose.
Statement notes no lynchings charged in Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire New Jersey Rhode Island and Vermont while Nebraska has at least one marked case. It reflects poorly on the Christian nation.
Mr and Mrs W E Egger of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs George Grabher Mr and Mrs Frank Amos and daughter Laura of Ellis and Ervin Schuette of Harbine Nebr and Mr and Mrs Will Amos were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Grabher and Betty in Diller.
The Chick Boyes will present the three act comedy The Auction Block at the opera house next Tuesday. Shows come to Diller on alternate Tuesdays and attract growing audiences with the Merchant Ticket plan that lowers admission costs for theatergoers.
A massive rock and earth avalanche struck Riverside Drive in Los Angeles last Friday evening. About a million tons of debris split from a mountain that began cracking in October. Engineers differ on whether this is the start of larger slides or the end, with geologists pointing to shale layers deep underground as the cause.
A young girl eyed a dark blue dress while a sales lady urged her with a remark about the dress's appeal. She ultimately chose a red dress, making a rapid decision at the store.
Experts in Parmesian cheese warehouses in Italy test cheese by tapping with a silver hammer and listening for a tone. After two years in storage, the ring of the cheese determines its readiness for market.
Third of Australia lies in the tropics while the remainder sits in the temperate zone. Australia, as an island, experiences fewer weather extremes than regions of similar size. Its climate, latitude for latitude, resembles parts of California, Southern France or Italy.
Congregational Church notes report 85 attend last Sunday with Sunday School at 10 AM. Pastor Pyche plans to return to the pulpit at 11 AM after a three Sunday absence, sermon on Finding God. Christmas meeting at Keystone Kensington Friday Dec 3 with gift exchange. Missionary Society date change to Dec 10 hosted by Mrs Findling.
The Methodist Church announces an Official Board meeting at D V Fanders home Thursday at 7 30 PM. New song books arrive and will be displayed at the bazaar Saturday afternoon and evening with a dedication service planned Sunday. Ladies Aid Bazaar and supper follow Saturday with a fellowship focus. Sunday School next topic The Need and Blessing of Rest. Worship services at 11 o clock. strong attendance hoped for the song book dedication.
Rev. L. J. Wolff pastors the St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran church near Diller. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m and English service at 10 30 a m. A Women’s Missionary meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 o’clock p m at the church.
A Collier’s Weekly note explains how early 20th century polite society avoided the word leg. Table legs were called stumps, chicken legs trotters, and a woman’s legs benderg, reflecting cautious language of the era.
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