Diller Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
The list details Wheat No 1.94 and No 2.93 for corn varieties, with mixed corn and white corn noted. Minor garbled text appears after the grain prices, including stray letters and phrases.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
5
The list details Wheat No 1.94 and No 2.93 for corn varieties, with mixed corn and white corn noted. Minor garbled text appears after the grain prices, including stray letters and phrases.
Mrs Harry Greiger is recovering from a recent sick spell. Mr and Mrs Crozier and grandchildren ate dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs W D Delano.
Henrietta Fanders aged 42 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Fanders is recovering after a severe attack of tonsillitis.
Mrs Fannie Bush a former Diller resident now living in Zillah Washington sent in 1 50 this week renewing her subscription for the paper
Last week Mrs Scott Miller assisted in nursing her four year old niece Malvery Jo Ann Braasch of Shea who had five day pneumonia and is greatly improved at this writing.
Cornbelt Lbr Co markets a screen door and Sisalkraft as a quality storm door at minimal expense. Glass cloth is offered at reasonable prices, with telephone contact 153:02 for orders or inquiries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tristman and her son Dale and Miss Esther Gretzinger of Fairbury and Mr. John Nider of Jansen visited Reuben Gretzinger near Diller for a six o clock dinner Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Headley of Maryeville Kansas and Mr W A Headley of Waterloo Nebraska visited Sunday at the W D Delano home. Mr W A Headley remained for a longer visit and is a brother of Mrs Delano.
Mr and Mrs George Roseman and son Wayne and Mrs Frank Roseman Jr. returned to their home near Diller after a visit with friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Chicago describing the trip as enjoyable and fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cochran Mrs. Mabel Lukes and daughter Ruth of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carpenter and son Darwin of Ellis were six o'clock dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Place.
Old Man Winter arrives and coal is offered at Colorado Lump 11.00 and Sunflower Washed 7.00 per ton. Call 150.02 in Diller Nebraska for details.
Miss Emma Glather, visiting from Orleans Nebraska, spent part of the week with her brother’s family here and called at this office. She owns a home in Diller and raised her subscription for another year noting she enjoys the local publication though it could not be delivered to Orleans on Friday as expected.
Mrs Hugh Deputy of Beatrice visits her sister Mrs Catlett. Mr and Mrs Wilson Brandt of North Platte Neb were Diller visitors last Sunday. John W Heist the DeWitt horseman was in Diller again Wednesday buying horses for his sale next Monday for shipping to eastern markets.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hilder and family and Mrs Susie Brandt traveled to Wymore on Sunday to visit daughter and granddaughter Mrs Frances Ratzlell and her family.
Mr and Mrs Wm Carico and daughter Melva along with her friend Miss Starlin visited Mr and Mrs John Carico on Sunday. Melva Carico and Starlin are identified as teachers.
County Agriculture treasurer J. Smith Diller received Monday the second payment for wheat checks intended for county farmers. The consign ment nearly completes the wheat payment distribution to date.
Lawmakers in Nebraska consider amendments to the Old Age pension act already enacted by the prior legislature. Debate mirrors calls seen with Prohibition on whether the act should take effect or be repealed.
Mr S B Viers visited yesterday and predicted a frost in May based on January fog. He reportedly accurately forecast a frost on May 7 and plans to return to Lebanon Kansas on Monday.
D W Fanders and Will Trist attended a Sunday evening event in Fairbury to hear Dr Huntington, the former local pastor from their boyhood days 22 years ago. The crowd recalled his popularity with younger congregants and a wagging memory about Mrs Huntington's whistle from that era.
Bill Henrichs reports a buffalo head with the left horn found six feet underground in a roadside ditch near Geo Frei tag's home, three miles southwest of town. Ott Fox and crew are paving the road at the site.
Mrs Vester Carmichael stayed at home while her wife visited Reynolds for the weekend at daughter Mrs Ruth Gais ford’s home. He spent the time alone reflecting on why she left and thought she enjoyed dances with the youngsters as their son in law Charles, a musician, conducted a dance.
A letter received this week from Mr and Mrs E Dunn of Fort Collins Colorado includes a check advancing their subscription for one year. The Dunn children were home for Christmas though some have moved away. All are well though Mrs Starkey has been absent from a Texas trip. They send best regards to all Diller friends.
Edwin Wertz the credit manager for Fairbury called in yesterday to say hello and conduct business in the area.
Bethel Lee, a daughter, arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Baumfolkee Lottmap on December 29th.
The district court convened on Monday and Mr Moser was selected for the first jury, receiving Fairbury hospitality during the week.
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Mr and Mrs Ray Colman came Sunday from Lincoln and spent the day at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Green. They returned in the evening taking their mother Mrs Witty with them.
Laborers move dirt from the hill west of the bridge to the east low ground as part of a FERA project to lift and repair the Rock Creek hill area. A new floor was recently laid and reports say over a foot of earth had washed onto the bridge from the west side.
Farmers should apply early for government seed oats at the Agricultural Agent's office in the courthouse. Orders will be handled through a local farmers' elevator and sold at a reasonable price. Do not delay until planting time to avoid shipment delays.
Mr and Mrs Cavett drove to Geneva Nebraska on Sunday to visit Dr Bixby then returned to Fairbury to hear Dr Harry Huntington preach his second sermon on his new charge. A large crowd gathered at the Bonham vanes for the evening show to hear an able discourse based on First Corinthians chapter thirteen Does Christianity Pay Several from Diller attended.
Fragmentary note indicates ASS Floyd, about fifteen years old, tied to Diller, with a guaranteed outcome. References a Dr Ellis and evidence.
Creditors of the estate of Frank A. Roseman deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska are warned to file claims by May 6 1935 and for debts payment by January 6 1936. County Judge E R Bee will hear claims May 7 1935 at 9 00 am in the County Court room. First publication January 11. Last publication January 25.
A. J. Denny attorney for the estate of Eliza Jane Drulling in Jefferson County Nebraska notes claims must be filed by April 22 1935 with debts payable by November 26 1935. A claims hearing will be held April 23 1935 at 9:00 a.m. in the county court room to examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated December 26 1934 E R Bee County Judge. Assistant publication dates December 28 1934 and January 11 1935.
Historic column notes Jefferson County progress fifty years prior with Diller’s growth including a $4000 elevator by Gregg and Diller a $1200 business block by Sheenan and Nugent a $1200 general store addition a $4000 building project and multiple dwellings and enterprises such as a livery barn a lumber yard improvements a Presbyterian church and various shops reflecting developing infrastructure and commerce.
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