Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
The Diller Markets report prices for Wheat No 1 at 75 No 2 at 74 Corn mixed at 3 tae ae eet Corn white at 80 Yellow at 82 Feed Oats prices listed. Hens heavy beaten indicate market note.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
5
The Diller Markets report prices for Wheat No 1 at 75 No 2 at 74 Corn mixed at 3 tae ae eet Corn white at 80 Yellow at 82 Feed Oats prices listed. Hens heavy beaten indicate market note.
Mr and Mrs John Pulec visited Wilbur Decoration Day. Miss Ruth Stahl returned to Diller after a school year at Peru State Normal. Rev L J Wolff of St Paul church went to Newcastle Nebraska Tuesday to assist with a wedding and returned to Diller Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Edward Wolters and their Ellis children spent Sunday with Mrs Grav’s mother Mrs Griswold at the Colman home.
Mrs. Frank Cully attended the third alumni banquet of Odel High School Thursday evening. The gatherings occur once every five years.
Patrolman Harry Thompson used the county maintainer on the road south from Diller to No. 3S this week and reported no damage as a test of the road's condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett, Green and son, Mr. Richue Green, the Misses Nellie and Helen Green came from Lincoln Decoration Day, returning the same day.
Miss Vivian Mahan and her friend Bill Burwell left Diller on Tuesday evening to return to Belleville Kansas. They had visited Velma and Dell Wehling and made new friends in and around Diller.
Mr and Mrs A OQ Richardson stopped at the Court Street Bridge in Beatrice to watch the men fish. A man arrived with a buffalo fish his son had just caught weighing 36 pounds. It was a big catch and drew attention from onlookers.
Myers Modern Store opened for business last Friday with two of the Myers brothers and Gene Diller in charge of the meat department. Many people at the county seat would have been disappointed if this store had not opened for business again.
Richardson and wife Orville Richardson and wife G L Richardson Eleanor of Diller Mrs Herman Albers and children of Beatrice and Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln attended the Memorial Day exercises at Tecumseh on Thursday.
Cal Waggoner placed first in singles with 435 of 450 birds at Omaha while George L. Carter of Lincoln won a pro event. Charles Stewart of Lincoln took state handicap with 92 of 100. Cal finished second with 88. Stewart shot from 17 yards, Cal from 24 yards. Webling limited to one day due to a bad shoulder.
Will Robertson of Fairbury led a Diller visitor last Thursday. Charles Waggoner and Everett Park were Wymore visitors Monday afternoon. Charles Carr visited Diller last Thursday and attended Memorial exercises at the opera house.
Kenneth Fouts and family of Seward were guests of their mother Mrs Elizabeth Fouts for Memorial Day observances.
A J Cully and his daughter Grace attended the Memorial Day exercises at the local place on Thursday.
Mrs. Witty returns to Lincoln to observe Decoration Day and will stay with her daughter Mrs. Ray Colman at her home.
Mr and Mrs Luther Marsteller and their son visited Dilker last Thursday as guests at the home of A J Hit Mrs Marsteller s father
A severe electrical storm last Friday disrupted the Viiler Telephone Company exchange in Harbine causing outages and equipment trouble at the local office.
Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie started for Wisconsin Sunday to visit their brother and sister Mr and Mrs Frank Frisbie. This is a case where brothers married sisters.
Mr George Molestead relocates his family to the Vieths home in the town’s southwest. The family originated from Fairbury and Molestead has a job on the road at this location.
Mr and Mrs Fred Starr from Kearney visited their daughter Mrs Floyd Hughes and family in Steele City then traveled to Diller on Thursday for Decoration Day services with family members present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shull and their heir daughter and son of Topeka Kansas and Mrs Fred Ulm of Aurora Nebraska visit this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Grone. Mr Shull is a nephew and Mrs Ulm a niece of Mrs Grone.
Prof. C L Westcott and his daughter of Deshler called at Diller on Monday. Westcott spends vacation binding or rebinding school books. He previously served as superintendent of Diller schools and has led Deshler Public schools for several years.
Wendell Fanders and Henry Diller traveled to Guide Rock Nebraska on No 15 to view the flood disaster along the Republican River. They reached Superior by train but rails and bridges blocked further travel from the cement plant west of Superior. They walked toward Guide Rock, received a car from locals, and learned the western areas suffered worse without warning. The travelers believe many needing outside aid to survive.
A daughter was born last Monday to Mr and Mrs Lee Balerson of the Richardson farm east of Diller, Elva Wymore noted as the mother.
Lloyd Hughes swapped his model T Ford truck to Gerald Friday in exchange for a Diana truck. The deal appears satisfactory for both parties based on the available details.
Arthur Pitts and two grandchildren traveled from Lincoln last Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. W E Anderson at their home.
Mrs Hoover and a boy named Jimmy traveled from Bethany Nebraska on Sunday to stay with her sister aunt Mrs John Pulec and family for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Wane Copeland and daughter Norma Jean traveled from Beatrice Memorial Day to honor relatives at Prairie Home Cemetery with a brief family visit.
Banker Chester Scharmann and Postmaster Hubert Manning visited Diller on Wednesday. The E P lodge in Diller plans a two day picnic in August.
An item notes the dangers of air breathed by humans, imagining microscopic eyes and a fear of drawing another breath. It references The American Weekly magazine distributed with the Omaha Bee-News on Sundays.
The Fairbury Municipal Band held its first summer concert Tuesday at the Park auditorium. The event went ahead despite unseasonable weather, and the band appeared in new uniforms with a white shell backdrop.
Diehl confirms yesterday from the University of Nebraska the commencement at Lincoln next Monday where his son Oliver Diehl will receive a College of Business Administration diploma.
Miss Gwendolyn LePoidevin visited grandparents in Steele City then left with Mr. and Mrs. LePoidevin who spent the afternoon with Carrie Weddle. Orville Lottman and Connie Ben ill with tonsillitis. Donnella LePoidevin stayed overnight with Margaret Barnett. Catherine Barnett visited Alice Henrichs. Dist. 86 school meeting set for Monday night June 10 at eight.
The Band Uniform Committee thanks contributors for their cooperation in fund raising for uniforms. It notes current totals and the goal of $450, with $893.03 raised so far including cash pledges and food sales. The Diller Band is praised as a community asset and offers entertainment when asked.
Creditors of the estate of John Harm Folkers deceased must file claims by September 16, 1935 and debts by May 11, 1986. The county court in Jefferson County Nebraska will hear claims on September 17, 1935 at 9:00 AM. E. R. Bee, County Judge.
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