Market Prices for Wheat Corn Eggs and Poultry
The Diller Markets report price listings corrected weekly. Wheat half bushel at 60 cents. corn yellow and spring eggs and poultry prices noted with various weight classes and freshness.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
5
The Diller Markets report price listings corrected weekly. Wheat half bushel at 60 cents. corn yellow and spring eggs and poultry prices noted with various weight classes and freshness.
ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE and cattle consignment by Mendenhall Sales Co at Parbury Nebraska. Thursday auctions include young red cow coming fresh. Also FOR SALE yellow corn barley rye oats ground rye barley Diter Elevator Co. Bran new. Chicago hot water heater with adjustable thermostat for automobile. fat bargain. Insurance talk with AR Steffen. Electric refrigerator service by S C Hutchinson. overhaul inquiries at the Record office in Diller.
A local clothing store promotes tailored suits and overcoats from 3190, with sale prices 2290 and 1990, guaranteed fit. Also listed are used tractors Model D John Deere McDevring 1020 Farmall with implements, W.C. Allis Chalmers with cultivator, available at Falls City with contact Alpha Wiemers in Diller. Wind chargers and generators offered by Louie Meyer of Diller Nebraska with pricing and charging start details.
Advertisement seeks reliable hustlers to promote Rawleigh products with a route covering 800 families in Thayer Nuckolls and West Washington counties plus Fairbury Nebraska. Earns $25 weekly start with rapid growth. Apply Freeport NBA 103 S January 27.
Connie Arntt and family of Virginia were Diller visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Arntt's parents Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse Arthur Wieths, secretary of the Farmers Union store has called the annual meeting for the 18th at the opera house Vern Green came Sunday from Kansas City to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C A Green and brothers Hod Bill Wig and others J W Rohrbaugh of Rock Creek posted sale bills for his sister Mrs Agnes Hughes living 1 1/2 miles east of Jansen for a sale today The Wiedel public sale last Monday was satisfactory with stock and machinery bringing good prices The Wiedel family plans to move to Idaho Mrs Robertson fell on an icy sidewalk last Thursday evening sustaining bruises but continues to recover Jesse Walker and granddaughter Billy Hurst were Sunday dinner guests of L M Hurst and family possibly visiting Donald who has mumps
Diller Nebraska village board met with W A Snyder LR Andrews W E Anderson S C Moser John Greider present. Minutes approved. Instructed to print 500 ballots for post office election. Bills listed for general fund water fund and light fund approved. Meeting adjourned by Acting Clerk W E Anderson.
Frances Virginia Carter Starkey, born April 14, 1848 in Coshocton Ohio, died January 7 1936 in Fort Collins Colorado. She married Wilson C Starkey May 5 1866 and had seven children. The family moved to Nebraska in 1880 and later to Jefferson County in 1907. She joined the Methodist church at 14 and remained a loyal member. Funeral held at the Diller Methodist church with Rev Proett officiating and interment at Prairie Home cemetery beside her husband. Numerous Starkey relatives attended. She leaves four children thirteen grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren.
Notice to interested parties that the Jefferson County Nebraska County Court will hear a petition by Vinnie E. Fry on January 25, 1936 at 9 oclock a.m. to admit a Delaware Pennsylvania will dated February 17 1932 as the last will and testament and to dispense with regular administration so the estate vest in the named beneficiary Vinnie B. Fry.
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