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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
5
Wheat 60 lb .63 Corn .46 Yellow 46 White 45 Oats 20c 21 Eggs 11 Cream No 2 20c 21 Cream No 2 20c 21 Hens 8 Springs 13 Hens 44 to 5 lbs 10 Heavy stags .06 per lb Grain Market furnished by Black Brothers No 1 Laat
C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal advertises carbolene to kill mites at 60 cents per gallon. The notice promotes household pest control product and lists the local supplier.
Sold by John Clauson. Garden hose, hose connections, lawn sprinklers, nozzles, menders, and washers available.
Nebraska 8 S all purpose Start to Finish mash formula advertised in 25 pound bags. Calcium enriched chick starter mash offered by Black Bros Elevator with branding in catalog style.
A store on 21 S. C. Hutchinson announces it will be open during harvest to supply repairs for binders and mowers. The note encourages customers to purchase needed parts and services once the harvest begins.
A doctor prescribed memory tablets that an embarrassed patient forgot to take. The exchange turns on the punchline that memory remains faulty despite medication.
Comic quip trades engagement rupture for a twist as a suitor reveals a rich uncle and learns the fiancé becomes his aunt in a witty dialogue.
Mr and Mrs Anton Zelleng and son Paul traveled to Kansas Sunday to see relatives. Mr and Mrs Pete Albers arrived from Los Angeles Monday and visit relatives in the area and Beatrice. Misses Donna and Billie Munsen of College View Nebr visit at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs D Fanders. Bob Green to take nine weeks summer course at the University of Nebraska during vacation.
Mr and Mrs Q J Mayborn returned home on Wednesday from their World’s Fair trip visiting Washington DC where they met the King and Queen of England last Friday.
Miss Ruth Pyche and Miss Elizabeth Green left for Boulder Colorado for summer sessions. The Waggoners and Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth with Gretchen joined a Omaha trip for an Undertakers Convention. Frank Jaurez and Fairbury softball played Diller 19 to 4 with Diller set to play Jansen. A Beatrice Missionary meeting featured Mrs. Jodel. A Chautauqua park picnic in Beatrice drew multiple families from nearby towns.
Kansas City residents Kansas Ge and Mrs visited the Bert Barber ham home four miles east of Diller on Friday for a social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brugh of Beatrice were overnight guests in the Herbert Barber home last Saturday. Mrs. Brugh is a sister of Mrs. Barber.
Mrs. Wm. Kiehl of Atchison Kansas spent a week visiting her friend Mrs. Vera Ballio Diller and returned home last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Behrends and Mrs. Epperson attended the funeral of H. J. Junker 64 a longtime Jefferson county resident who died unexpectedly last Sunday in Fairbury. The relatives traveled to the service yesterday.
Mrs Christie Seaman traveled to Fairbury on Monday with Mrs Hazel Clark Jodell to attend the state convention of the Christian church and returned home Wednesday evening in time for the band concert.
Mrs. Scott Miller announces Camp Jefferson near Fairbury with three sessions. First period runs June 13 to 20 for boys, second period June 20 to 27 for boys, and third period June 27 to July 4 for girls. Cost is six dollars per week.
The Daily Sun reports Sears Roebuck & Company plans a new Beatrice store around June 1 located on north 65th Street just south of Palmer's.
A light hearted note contrasts Father and Mother's Day observances. It recalls Mom’s flowers and cakes last month while noting Father’s Day on June 18 and the older tradition of simple gifts.
Archaeologists report terra cotta gaming pieces unearthed suggesting Mesopotamians devised a chess like pastime around six millennia ago. The discovery highlights early board game culture and indicates organized play in ancient civilizations.
Gapes is a chicken disease caused by small worms that attach to the windpipe lining and block air passages, causing difficulty breathing and strangulation. This condition is explained as an illustrative overview of the ailment and its symptoms.
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