Wheat and Corn Prices Reported in Diller Markets
Corrected weekly market listing notes No 1 wheat at 85, No 2 at 84, mixed corn No 2 at 63, white or yellow corn at 64 with Thursday update cadence.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
5
Local business caller visits county seat Wednesday
The sentence notes H. H. Greene visiting the county seat on Wednesday amid dry weather conditions described as a chuckling effect on automobile wheels.
CCC boys establish camp at Fairbury county grounds
About 200 CCC boys are set up in a camp at the county fair grounds in Fairbury, establishing a temporary training center and living arrangements for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
County Fair Grounds
Fairbury
Dr Diehl Leads Lincoln Trip With Four Guests
Dr Diehl drove to Lincoln on Sunday with passengers Mr and Mrs John Greider Mrs Frank Grabber Betty and Miss Alma Schoen. They returned to Diller that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Diehl
Lincoln
John Greider
Frank Grabber
Betty
Alma Schoen
Diller
Corn Crop Declines As Drought Stalls Planting
The early corn is gone and the late crop is failing if dry weather lasts another week. Farmers are aborting first plantings or turning land to pasture, yielding little value from either approach.
Local notices and social quick takes from the county
Francis Clark has his store refrigeration painted white with black trim. County Clerk Wm. Nider plans a second term and called at the Record office Friday evening. Frank Eick and family visited Beatrice for a shopping trip. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Highley north-east of Diller. mother and babe are at the Odell hospital. Mrs. Newton Sparks visits Fairbury with daughter Mrs. Eugene Diller. Mr. and Mrs. John Carrico enjoyed a cool breeze drive to the county seat Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nider
Bruce Highley
Diller
Babe
Odell
John Carrico
Prairie hay prices listed for two car loads at Diller
The Diller Elevator Company offered two car loads of prairie hay on track yesterday priced at 15 and 18 dollars per ton. Chester Bonsall, the Democratic candidate for county treasurer, was active in local politics at the same place on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Elevator Company
Chester Bonsall
Hurst Family Hosts Beatrice Visitors for Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jess Walker from Beatrice visited their son Lloyd Hurst and family Sunday for a day in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess. Walker
Beatrice
Lloyd Hurst
Clark Hudson Leaves Hospital After Horse Breaking Injury
Clark Hudson, who suffered a broken leg while breaking a horse to ride, was discharged from Odell Hospital and returned home last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hudson
Odell
Reed Family Visits Aunt in Blue Rapids Kansas
Mr and Mrs Charles Reed and daughter Eileen of Blue Rapids Kansas spent Sunday evening at the home of his aunt Mrs Vester Carmichael and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Eileen
Blue Rapids
Kans
Vester Carmichael
Miss Elizabeth Schultz Visits Relatives Near Diller
Miss Elizabeth Schultz of Odell visits her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. George Freitag at their home three miles southwest of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schultz
Odell
George Freitag
Diller
Local notes on residents and Fairbury viaduct closure
Mrs Susie Hyde returns to Diller to stay with the Hills after visiting Fairbury health reasons. The Fairbury viaduct is closed forcing detours via 4th Street or Rock Island round house. Pauline Weng of Hubbel Neb has tonsil surgery at Odell hospital after visiting Francis Clark family. Mary Strockey moved to niece Elton Smith's home near Blue Springs for better care following illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Hyde
Fairbury
Diller
E. E. Hill
Fair Grounds
4Th Street
Rock Island Round House
Pauline Weng
Hubbel, Nebr
Francis Clark
Odell Hospital
Mary Strockey
Elton Smith
Blue Springs
Del Heady Considers Diller Picnic Stand
Del Heady of near Fairbury was in town on Monday to meet with the concession manager about running a stand at the Diller picnic days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del. Heady
Fairbury
Del
Diller
Miss Averil Fouts Leaves for Dakota City Visit
Miss Averil Fouts left Sunday to return to Dakota City after a week at her mother Mrs Eliza beth Fouts home. Her brother Kenneth and family joined for the day before the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averil Fouts
Elizabeth Fouts
Dakota City
Kenneth
Miss Averil
Diller Triumphs 10-2 In Swanton League Game
Diller Club defeated Swanton 10-2 in the New Deal League next to last series game played last Sunday at Swanton. A Plymouth at Diller clash next Sunday could decide the pennant if Diller wins or ties the series, with a possible three game playoff if needed. Mrs Cavett Welfare Representative notes availability of Red Cross overalls in various sizes for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Diller
Plymouth
Kittenball Stars Draw Nightly Crowds At Local Court
Nightly crowds follow kittenball as teams mix in players Lanham Hollenberg Steele Guy Endicott Odell Ellis Harbine and others take their turns. The piece notes the fastest team comes from those who master the game while urging broad opportunity for all who wish to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
Hollenberg
Steele Guy
Endicott
Odell
Ellis
Harbine
Two Records in One We Have Been Publishing
The editor explains continuing a weekend feature that presents two records weekly one current and one from forty years ago. Readers largely approve the format though some prefer anonymity. Overall the column will continue indefinitely.
Idaho visitor Betty Fouts travels through Iowa and Nebraska
Miss Betty Fouts of New Meadows Idaho visited Mrs. Fouts at home last week and stopped in Fairbury to see friends before heading to Lincoln and Clarinda Iowa. The trip continues as she plans return home to Idaho. she is noted as Mrs. Fouts granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fouts
New Meadows
Idaho
Village Board Proceedings Diller Nebraska 1934
Village board met in adjourned session at city hall Diller on July 17 with Snyder Moser Andrews and Geer present. Minutes approved and bills read including general fund items for June and July and the treasurer’s payments. An estimate of expenses for the fiscal year 1934 the mill levy allocations to general fund light water and municipal land were set and ordinance No 144 passed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
Snyder
Moser
Andrews and Geer
Motion
W A Snyder
Chas E Waggoner
W.A Snyder
Chase Wagroner
Notice to Creditors in Sparks Estate Nebraska
Creditors of the William N. Sparks estate must file claims by November 13 1934 and debts are payable by July 10 1936. County Judge E R Bee will review claims on November 14 1934 at 9 a.m. in the Jeffer son County Court room. First published July 20, last published August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brunt
William N. Sparks
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of
Said County
E. R. Bee
Plocey County
Notice of Final Report for Estate of Eugene E Weigel
Arthur J Denney attorney for estate files final account and petition for final settlement and discharge to terminate heirs at law. Hearing set August 10 1934 at 9 A M before the county court, interested parties may appear to contest. Dated July 13 1984. Bee County Judge seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Denney
Eugene E. Weigel
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of
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