Market Prices for Wheat Rye Corn and Eggs
The Diller Markets corrected weekly itemizes wheat rye corn oats eggs and live poultry prices. Listings include No 1 Wheat No 2 Oats and various egg and hen weights with price figures for each category.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
5
The Diller Markets corrected weekly itemizes wheat rye corn oats eggs and live poultry prices. Listings include No 1 Wheat No 2 Oats and various egg and hen weights with price figures for each category.
Diller Elevator Co offers for sale yellow corn oats barley rye and Milo maize along with oil meal and tankage. Local buyers may contact Diller Elevator Co for details.
Wanted an ambitious man with a car in Jefferson County. Good income for steady worker. No investment. S F Reker & Co Keokuk Iowa. $1 Christmas Cards this office has a nice assortment of Christmas cards no two alike with your name printed on all part or not printed for $100 all in an attractive box can furnish box of one kind if desired. We are soliciting advance orders. Come in and see samples.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the Home for Advice and Direction trust filed October 27 1986 a petition to construe the will of A H Colman and obtain decree locating the Protestant Orphans Home at Diller Nebraska and approving the trust fund handling. petition names J Smither Lillie M Colman and Calvin L Waggoner as trustees. The court is asked to decide that the Diller location complies with the will and trust provisions and to adjudicate the trust end.
Mrs L Branett of Dallas files suit against Karl W Gagerdorf seeking five thousand dollars in damages alleging he caused injury to her ribs. The case records show a civil action initiated against the defendant.
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Richardson visited relatives in Edgar Nebraska Sunday. John Specht and family of Lincoln attended the funeral of Mrs. Alonzo Specht. Roy Broadstone moved to a new home purchased from Hod Green. H. H. Green and family moved to the Mills property south of town. W. A. Schindler, Nebraska University student, spent Thanksgiving with his family. Henry Wiemers drives a 1937 Buick sedan and recalls last summer’s wreck with a cement culvert.
Miss Eunice Henrichs a Lincoln nurse spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Henrichs and other relatives hereabouts in a brief social note likely from the local column highlighting family gathering over the holiday.
Harvey Wood of Oklahoma traveled to Diller and recalled the Wood family living on 40 acres now part of Harm Meyers farm about four decades ago.
Neighbors note a light in the Fouts home during evenings after Mrs. Fouts returns from a six month stay with her daughter Averil in Spokane Washington.
Mr and Mrs Herman Albers and their children shared Thanksgiving with Mrs Richardson and family in Beatrice. The honor roll lists Chester Sparks W T Lozan Mrs Wm D Spillies Jessie Miller Ocean Park California L B Marsteller Washington Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Wells Andrews of Steele City joined the Filley family for Thanksgiving. Eleanor helped her mother prepare for the feast, indicating she was more than a guest.
Harry Beckwith a Nebraska University student came home Wednesday evening last week for Thanksgiving and remained over the weekend. He assisted his parents in their moving operations during the break.
Miss Rachel Viers spent Thanksgiving at Diller with her parents Dr and Mrs S B Viers and Serenus. They called at the Record office and ordered one box each of our famous Greeting Cards.
Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and son Dale join Mr and Mrs Chester Miller traveling from Betha Kansas early Monday. The men went to a site north of Fairbury where the sawers terse near the Weave home, with a mis read in the text.
Mr and Mrs Frank Grone and two sons visited Lincoln last Friday. Green and Roy Roelfs were business visitors at the state capitol Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H Madden spent Thanksgiving Day afternoon at the J Diller home. Will Green moved into the Wester Carmichael residence on North Main last Wednesday. H H Beckwith moved household effects from the Folkers residence into the Phillips property west of the Depot. Arthur Grone, Violet Kunecke and son Harold went to Lincoln Thursday afternoon remaining over the weekend. Orval Patton and family of Burr Nebraska spent Thanksgiving at Diller with Roy Patton and family.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche announces Sunday sessions from 10 to 11 with a lesson on Transmitting the Gospel Heritage and an 11 A M sermon titled A Certain Rich Man. A question service is postponed until after year start. Young People's League meets at 7 30 with the 8 PM preaching on What Must I Do to Be Saved and an open door quotation.
Mr and Mrs Joe Madden of Dix Nebr were dinner guests of his sister Mrs Elizabeth Fouts last Friday They then called at the Gene Hill home in the afternoon
Mr and Mrs Newcomb and a friend from Morrowville Kansas Mr and Mrs Emil Kenning of Steele City and Mr and Mrs B W Cole of Fairbury were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr and Mrs A O Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Weyer and family of Fairbury Mrs. Wm Freitag of Harbine and Carl Freitag drove to Lincoln Sunday afternoon to take Miss Gertrude Weyer to Lincoln where she is planning to attend school.
Mrs Christie Seaman hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner at her home. Attending were her son Sam Thompson and family, daughter Mrs Chester Sparks and family, granddaughter Mrs Andell and two children from Hastings, and Mr and Mrs Wm Weers, the latter a granddaughter.
Mr and Mrs Wm Freitag observed their 48th wedding anniversary at home in Harbine when all their children gathered for a dinner. Mrs Carl Freitag roasted a large turkey and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and Pearl baked and decorated the wedding cake. The miniature bridegroom and minister were displayed at the table.
Mr and Mrs William Glathar Sr hosted Thanksgiving at their home with family members from Fairbury Lincoln and Diller plus guests from Sterling Colorado Dixie Rose Weddle and several Glathar relatives attended. Ella Cook of St Louis was arrested for swindling convicts wives out of small sums to aid husbands release.
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