Does Your Grain Insurance Cover All the Grain You Have On Hand
Farmers have trimmed grain insurance to save costs, reducing coverage past earlier years and leaving questions about how much grain on hand is insured.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1937
Page
5
Farmers have trimmed grain insurance to save costs, reducing coverage past earlier years and leaving questions about how much grain on hand is insured.
Advertises a used 6534 foot refrigerator in working condition for quick sale. Contact G. B. Cassell at phone 30 Steele City or call 87 Odell, or inquire at the office for details.
Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate of John F Meyer deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska inform creditors to file claims by November 18 1937 and for debt payment by July 11 1938. The county judge will receive and adjudicate claims on November 19 1937 at 9 A M in the County Court room.
A short tribute to how education should guide citizens toward honoring duties to their fatherland, emphasizing loyal ties to native land and the role of schooling in civic responsibility.
Mrs Fouts visits her son Kenneth in Seward. Herbert Beckwith accompanies Max Hall to Humboldt Wednesday to visit his daughters.
Mr and Mrs Ab Brister came from Fowler Kansas in the middle of last week and visited relatives and friends at Odell and Diller until Sunday.
A. O. Richardson of three miles east of town reports 28 acres of wheat averaging not quite 25 bushels per acre. He sold the harvest at 1.16 dollars per bushel, praising the season.
Chas Waggoner Calvin Waggoner John Steiner and J Smith Diller attended the Fairbury Monroe lodge and witnessed degree work during the meeting.
Mrs. Betty Thompson arrived on the early Tuesday morning train, after spending several weeks in Sterling, Colorado visiting her aunt Mrs. Harry Weddel.
Mr and Mrs John Carico hosted a large gathering Sunday with relatives including their son Wesley Carico his wife and daughters their daughter Mrs Fred Detrick and their great granddaughter Virginia Branon all residents of Falls City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mowry and daughter Patsy, with Mrs. Rena Mowry and Mrs. Isabelle Bixby and John Bixby, left last week Thursday from Hollenburg for visits in Los Angeles and Nampa Idaho on a motor trip.
Mr and Mrs Robert C Wiles and their daughter from Bloomington Indiana join Mr and Mrs S H Diller of Fairbury at their Eldora Illinois summer home for a short visit before a motor trip through Yellowstone Park The Dillers expect to return to Fairbury in late July
Mr and Mrs Onka Franzen traveled from Steele City in their sedan Wednesday evening to do some shopping in town.
Miss Ruth Pyche spent the weekend with her parents Rev and Mrs Pyche. She is attending summer school at Nebraska University.
Dick and Darrell Beckwith rode a Roeky truck home to Omaha last Sunday night after visiting their older siblings.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith and their two were visiting their parents from Fairbury last Sunday. Mr and Mrs C O Smith the shoemaker also visited. Wm Scheele local Imperial Oil manager moved his family into town occupying the Wester Carmichael house just north of the park.
Sam Hutchinson and F. Hartzell spent the week digging out grass from cracks along the west side of Main Street to improve appearance for a planned picnic in the area.
Mr Bardwell departed Burlington on the early Wednesday train bound for Denver. He had been visiting relatives near Odell for several weeks.
Herman Stahl, manager of the Farmers store, used a paint brush and red paint on Wednesday evening to apply four coats to the gasoline pump in preparation for a local picnic event.
The editor notes Miss Denice Anderson has been very sick with flu this past week and is improving though not able to be up for long periods.
Mr Ure and Mrs Ure and their son from Le Roy Kansas visited Mrs Vester Carmichael in Gold City. They had not seen each other for fifteen years.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. J. S. Everett and grandson Clinton Everett from Scotia Nebraska. Also present were me.C. Nusbaum of Ta Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. A ick Mr. Frank Eick and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eick with daughter Betty LaRue as afternoon callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Allerheiliger hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rettig Delores and Melvin of Hanover Kans Mr. and Mrs. Myrie Mc Cullough Patty Jenior and Jim Henry Allerheiliger and son Seerence of Marysville Kans Mrs F A Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman and family of Diller and Zeta Straum of Wymore Nebraska.
A fragment lists names such as Ralph Hudson Henry Arntt John Webbling Geo. Hudson and others from Colorado Maine Hawaii and Kansas suggesting an honor roll. The text then shifts to a crude chart of a Spatulate hand type describing active nervous personalities and strong work capacity with garbled closing notes.
Mr and Mrs James Carmichael and family from Holmeville Nebraska spent Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael.
John Plager reports his 140 acre wheat field on Sam Freeman land north east of Diller yields 22 bushels per acre. The large field is considered good for its size and location.
Mrs Sophia Mathias Mrs Grace Fasnacht and Mrs Pearl Fletcher with two children traveled to Hanover Sunday to visit relatives and were caught in a winter storm on their return.
Pastor Hee announces Sunday worship at 10 A M with Sunday School and an 11 A M preaching service. Sermon title Spake. Park service at 8 P M. Rain last Sunday praised as a sign and a blessing. All are invited to attend all services.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Green with two sons Dwane and Gale joined Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rock of Beatrice for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Duensing in Fairbury last Saturday night. The three ladies are sisters and the party returned home Sunday evening.
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