The Diller Markets Wheat Price Update
The weekly Diller market note lists corrected Thursday pricing for wheat at 100 dollars per unit. This item records the latest quoted rate amid market updates.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
5
The weekly Diller market note lists corrected Thursday pricing for wheat at 100 dollars per unit. This item records the latest quoted rate amid market updates.
For sale new yellow corn barley rye and oats plus ground rye and barley. Diller Elevator Co.
A local insurance notice from S C Hutchinson invites readers to discuss coverage. The message promises comprehensive protection from strong companies with no risk too large or small.
Diller Elevator Co announces coal for sale Hayden lump and nut Jayhawk grate and Bernice base burner priced right. Local supplier advertises fuel options for heating needs.
Men wanted for Rawleigh routes serving 800 families in Thayer Nuckolls and West Washington counties and Fairbury. Reliable hustler should start earning 25 dollars weekly and rise quickly. Write today Rawleigh NBA-103-S Freeport.
A damaged line places a location one mile south four west of Gilead and a date of Monday February 34 1936, suggesting a misdated local reference and ambiguous landmark.
Owner to quit farming and sell at residence one mile east and two north of Harbine. Sale noon sharp features horses including gray mares and bay filly, a 4 7 year old team of black geldings, cows from Jersey and Shorthorn, hog house and portable shelter, oats and hay, harness, farm implements, cream separator, barbed wire and alfalfa seed. Cash terms. H R Royle auctioneer. Diller State Bank clerk.
Alfalfa hay for sale and a notice listing various farm items. Includes one young red cow coming fresh, horse collar, pairs of 24 inch hames, and names such as C R Steffen and Louis Wehling. Some items marked for sale with terse farmer notes.
For sale yellow corn barley and ground barley. The O A Cooper Co phone 33. Consign your livestock Mendenhall Sales Co Paubdry Nebr Auction every Thursday.
Mrs Proett is confined to her bed with pleurisy. Mrs Alonzo Specht recovers from gall stone colic. The Hohbein baby, ill Sunday and Monday, is improving. Dr Cecil Ellis of Chester visited relatives here Wednesday. W I Filley joined Dr Rice to Alexandria Nebraska last Sunday for a specialist consult. Miss Ruth Stahl visits home folks from Peru State Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford of Reynolds spent Sunday with the Carmichaels.
Katherine Johnson visited with her family this week and is employed in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norris in Wymore.
Mr and Mrs George Eschenberg traveled from Washington Kansas on Sunday to spend the day at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben All.
J Smith Diller drove to Lincoln Tuesday to return his daughter Rachel to classes at the state university after a few days in Lin e following her bout with the mumps.
Mrs Ross Hays also known as Ethel Ellis living twelve miles east of Diller on Sicily Creek has been seriously ill for a week. A nurse attended and her condition is reported to be better at this time.
Work south of town halted when ground froze too hard for digging. Several workers fear loss of income and question how they will maintain if operations do not resume soon.
Mr and Mrs Friday planned to move to Iowa this week but their son Dale contracted mumps causing a delay. Illness and severe cold push departure back by a couple of weeks.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and their sons traveled to Lincoln last Saturday to consult with Dr Emerson at Bryan Memorial Hospital about Robert who stayed in Lincoln until Tuesday when his parents brought him home Bob will continue treatments at home
Albert Leaper suffers an infected ear. Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley of Cortland visited their parents here last Sunday. Mrs Allen Brunke of Tishaminga Oklahoma spent the weekend with her sister Miss Gene Smith at the E E Hill home and left Sunday for Campbell Nebraska to visit her parents and her husband’s parents.
Local manager D. S. Vaughn of Beatrice Power and Light Co. reportedly fled Odell with a substantial sum of company cash late last week. His wife is described as distressed as the search for Vaughn continues.
The Sunday World-Herald promotes its regular America Speaks poll feature asking who has the edge in public favoritism between Republicans and Democrats. The notice urges readers to order the paper to learn the national public opinion results.
Ben Hall Jr spent the weekend with his parents and will bring his wife and young daughter to Diller to reside in the Saathoff residence in the west part of town. He is skilled in electric refrigeration.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Wag goner and son Lynn drove to Lincoln on Wednesday morning Lynn caught a train there to Worthington Minnesota to resume work at the Habicht store after a three week vacation with his parents at this place They returned to Diller in the evening
Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse drove east to Auburn where Mrs Sasse stayed with her brother while Mr Sasse returned to Johnson Nebraska for the German Mutual Insurance Co annual meeting. About six inches of snow lay in Auburn area but roads were kept clear by snow plows.
George E. Bates reports that since 1930 Jefferson county saw 204 more tenant operated farms versus a 75 percent rise in fully owned farms. National leaders seek federal legislation to aid tenants buying land. A senate bill last session proposed a billion dollar loan corporation. a similar measure may be voted on this session.
The bill granting veterans a bonus passes Congress decisively after Roosevelt veto, with House 324 to 66 and Senate 76 to 9. It requires a $2.237 billion appropriation to settle with veterans, with Nebraska receiving about $21.8 million and Jefferson County around $260 thousand, including roughly $15 thousand to the Diller area.
Firemen aimed hoses at many cats in a Chicago shanty housing fish to control the blaze before fully extinguishing the fire.
The latest additions securing their names on the code list include Dr. Ellis Smith Diller A. J. Hill Will Bernhardt F. E. Wolken Frank Grabber Geo. Freitag Henry Hullman Arthur Grone Louis Wehling J. V. Novotny Sam Friday Alpha Wiemers Mrs. Remley S. C. Moser Frank Roseman Mrs. Catlett Chas Barber L H Findling John Folkers Theo Henrichs Harry Allen Chas Cully Hubert Filley Cortland Emma Raymond Panola Ill. Mattie Henrichs Hot Springs S D J W Rohrbaugh Fairbury Albert F Renz Denver Mrs Clare Allen Honolulu Mrs Dora Seaton Melvindale Mich Albert Frisbie Hereford Texas
Sheriff Entilk Ackman announces sale of real estate in Jefferson County to satisfy a District Court order in a case with Protestant Orphan Home as plaintiff and Anne M. Willems as defendant. The sale is March 2, 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House. The property is the Fractional Northwest Quarter of Section 29, Township 2 North, Range 4, East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Jefferson County Nebraska, to be sold for cash.
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