Village Board Proceedings and Notice of Estate Hearing
The village board met in regular session with members Maw Stahl and Huttenmeyer present and approved minutes. Bills listed include water and light costs, fire station labor, gas and kerosene, lumber, printing, and other sundries. A hearing on the petition to appoint Mary Novotny executrix for James V. Novotny’s estate is set for December 29, 1947 at 11:00 AM in Jefferson County Court.
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Maw, Stahl
Huttenmeyer
A. Skultety
Estate County
Court.of
Jefferson
Mary
Novotny
Samuel
Gallamore
Farms for Sale Near Diller Nebraska with Possession
An improved 160 acre parcel 34 miles north and west of Diller offers possession now at 16000 dollars. A 155 acre tract with over 60 acres of bottom land on a gravel highway includes electric lights and possession by January 1st at 16000 dollars.
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Diller
Henry Hake
Airswells
Ayadihn
Éttlow
Agnouth
Fairbury
Krause
Oakley
Potter
Steefe G Ty
Henry. Haake
Powells Farm
Vireil
Wi Imér
Mabiaska
Kans
Rani
Henry
Wégele
Janean
Henry Riohme
Diver
Pari Sale
Jobin Jaarchan
Daykin
Arntt
Dithe
Richland
Venter
Chareh
Sale
Ny’ Y South Summerfield
Kansas
Henry’ Rohr
Plymouth
Improved 270 Acre Farm East of Big Blue River near Barneston
An advertised farm of 270 acres with 190 acres of level table land and the remainder rolling pasture. Includes a home, gravel road, and lights. Suitable for buyers seeking a combined grain and stock farming operation. Priced at 27000 dollars.
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Big Blue River
Barneston
Local ad rates and classifieds notice in Diller Neb
Advertising rates for the Diller Nebraska post indicate display per inch and local readers per line. Listings include blackface locals per line and cards of thanks priced per item, with second class mail transmission noted.
Savings Plan Promises Christmas Cheer and Nest Eggs
The ad touts Payrell Savings Plan and bank bonds as a way to build wealth for a family by monthly purchases. It cites a 10 year bond strategy with a concrete example: investing $18.75 monthly could yield about $2,408.94 by Christmas 1957.
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Payrell
United. States
Passenger Trains at Diller Noil4 Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows east bound and west bound train numbers with times, including No 15 No 16 and No 17 schedules around 4 37 p.m and morning hours at Diller. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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AL Or Am
Harbine and Summerfield Listings for Schultis and Tiller
Irvin Schultis of Diller Nebraska and Rod Tiller of Summerfield Kansas are listed with phone contacts in Harbine Nebraska area code 672 and 120 respectively, indicating local directory entries. The fragment notes two individuals and their locales seeking telephone connections.
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Irvin Schultis Diller
Nebr
Summerfield
Kans
P.O. Diller
Nckr
Hay and Tack Sold in Concord Sale Listing
A compact sale item lists one good set of Concord harness and collars with bales of hay. Details unclear but indicates tack and feed available together in a local listing.
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Concord
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Village Board Proceedings
Floyd Maw
Norris Rural Power Dist
General Fund
Frank Johnson
Floyd
Jefferson Co
Standard Oil Co
Omaha
Hudson
New York
EJ Weigel Gas
Poatersel
George
Mackey Faisbury
Ies
Gesse G- Clifford
Blauser Seri
State Journal Printing Co
Fairbury Trucking
A Cooper Co
Diller Record
Fairbury Bank
Ernest Schuz
Ars
Elias Hadley
Chas
Fisher
Eve
Maw
G. Clifford Blauser
County
Nebraska
James V. Novotny
State OF
Mosiman’ 'S
Ruyle
Ruyle & Rist
Steinmeyer
Beatrice, Nebraska
The
F. T. Pearce
Dale Close
Diller Nebr
Vox
Unele Sani
Man’s ’ S Store
Schultis & Tiller
Rod Tiller Summmerfield
Pheisaen
Sandman
McCormick Binder
Dempster
van Brunt
P& O
Lister P & O
John’ Deere
Harrow
Osborn
John Deere
Monarch
Kory Brooder
McCormick Deering
Zion Lutheran
State Bank of
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