Market notes on poultry and eggs pricing
The item lists pricing notes for hens and stags by weight. Hens under 4 pounds and 4 to 5 pounds are priced per pound, with Leghorn hens and stags specified for weights under 4 pounds and 4 pounds or more.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
5
The item lists pricing notes for hens and stags by weight. Hens under 4 pounds and 4 to 5 pounds are priced per pound, with Leghorn hens and stags specified for weights under 4 pounds and 4 pounds or more.
Local notice announces sale of yellow corn oats barley rye and Milo maize oil meal and tankage offered by Diller Elevator Co. for procurement and delivery.
Electric Shoe Shop advertises dyeing options for light shoes north of Bonham Theatre. Clifford Sparks of Liberty and Diller and Jansen visited Wednesday. Gladys Lottman returns to teaching in Dist.32 after illness. Wm Steffensmeier of Lincoln and Oliver Diehl of Beatrice visited Dr. O Diehl and family. Barber shipped about 70 hogs and several cattle to Omaha via Roelfs truck route.
The list includes Mrs. Ida Woods Theodore Fanders H B Green Fred Kierchkoff Clifford Sparks and Liberty. Will Tristman left Ditter today for his home near Sheldon Wisconsin after several months working on the telephone company lines.
Mrs Arthur Grone came back from Lincoln on Sunday after spending about a week with her daughter Mrs Dougherty and her family.
Rolf Beckman works on his newly acquired home focusing on a rebuilt rear porch sealed with glass windows. The improvement reflects his use of spare time to upgrade his residence.
Mr and Mrs Will Flash of Lincoln arrived Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor and left Tuesday evening for home.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green and their two sons reached Diller on Monday evening from Powell Wyoming where Wig had worked last fall.
Mrs Ralph Hudson who underwent an appendicitis operation at Odell Hospital on December 1 returns home on Monday December 14 and is getting along nicely.
Mr. W. A. Schindler, Gerald Close and Gene Andrews spent the weekend with home folks and returned to Lincoln early Monday for classes at the state university.
H Houseman of Hebron visited Diller Saturday afternoon to assist Roy Schueltis at a main street community sale. The two young auctioneers appear to be forming a partnership in the local sales business.
Mrs Pearl Borman youngest daughter of the late Joe Carmichael returned to her Fort Worth home from Marysville Kansas after spending several weeks with her brothers and sisters in the area.
Mrs Viona Colman and her daughter Mia visited the home of her sister Mrs R W Green from Lincoln on Sunday. Maxine Kabcock and baby joined the visit and returned to Lincoln in the evening with Mrs Witty.
Members and friends of the Methodist Dorcas Class enjoyed a Dec 10 kitchen shower for the basement kitchen hosted by Mrs. Keith Hays and Mrs. Roy Geer. Mrs. Claude Ellis led devotionals as 32 ladies attended with a gift exchange and a reading of The Other Wise Man.
Mr and Mrs John Folkers and family shared Sunday dinner with Roy James and family. Henry Giesbrecht hosted relatives Herman Giesbrecht and others. Lottman family attended Specht dinner. Henrichas purchased a new radio in Beatrice. Baldersons visited Beatrice area relatives and attended a funeral. Wehling Duo entertained at Hotel Beatrice with Lucile Barnett assisting. Janie Keating returned to work at Pickrell after weekend with Roy James. Wymore birthday gathering hosted by Joe LePoidevin Adolph Bevan and Patricia. Regular social customs noted with old friends.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and condolences during the illness and death of our mother Mrs May Carmichael. The Children.
A resident thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards and letters received during the hospital stay and for help at home. The message expresses appreciation for the community’s support amid illness.
A civic letter urges readers not to scorn parents in shabby clothes, arguing community support strengthens families and local resilience during hardship. It emphasizes dignity, solidarity, and shared responsibility.
In Down East news Ruth Ann Hiatt turned five on Sunday December 13 with a party at home. Her three best friends Beverly Hays Evelyn Hays and Irene Novotny joined in all the celebrations including doll dresses games cake and gifts before bedtime. Additional visits included Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele and others visiting Elmer Greider and G T Kick households.
Church notices announce Pastor Howard Pyc h e and Superintendent Mrs. Weigel. Sunday School reached a high mark last week. The annual Christmas sermon with music is at 11. The Young Peoples League meets at 7 30 followed by a Christmas pageant Children of the Inn. Wednesday evening Dec 23 features the S S program and gifts for Jesus. An offering funds a Christmas gift to the needy.
Aged ministers who have retired from the ca are inviting the public to attend these services. The statement encourages a cordial welcome to all participants and attendees.
St Pauls Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 with a 2 00 program Sunday afternoon Christmas Eve service 7 30 Christmas morning 10 30 Communion in German on Dec 27 English Communion Jan 3 New Year Eve service Dec 31 7 30 annual Congregational meeting Jan 4. Holy Christmas greeting urges real Christmas over Yuletide and X mas.
Mrs Ray Lamb supervises Sunday school at 10. A children’s program follows the class. A collection will be taken Sunday morning for the Christmas treat.
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