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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
5
Market listing for Diller shows weekly update every Thursday with curated items and prices. Authorities note regular corrections and availability details for shoppers.
Volney Raymond and his family from Lincoln enjoyed a Sunday afternoon visit in Diller. Lawrence Caldwell began driving a new Plymouth sedan the previous Saturday. Theodore Fanders relocated last Friday from Jack Hill farm to a site east of Steele City.
Coal prices stable at Allen Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska with contact number 153.02. L M Hurst visited Diller Tuesday afternoon to discuss Lentz Motors of Beatrice. Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter Orpha Lee from Hebron stayed with her mother Mrs Hughes over the weekend.
Mrs Hattie Tarnow Chat ham of Omaha is visiting her half sister Mrs Francis Clark and family for the week. She formerly lived in Diller.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone Mr and Mrs Frank Grone and Mr and Mrs Olin Ulm and son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G L Richardson and family.
J A Cully traveled from Beatrice to attend the public sale of the tenant Mr Dever who is vacating the property. The incoming tenant Mr Pattman hails from Auburn, replacing Dever.
Christ Malchow moved his family from the Steffen farm to the Clare Blauser place one mile east where he will farm this year. Arthur Fasse moved from his father's place onto the Steffen farm.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford visited their parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael at Diller last week. Chas did some wood cutting while there. They returned to Reynolds Saturday.
Hubert Filley spent Saturday in Wymore visiting with Charles Dewey and family and Sunday in Diller with his parents. One may accompany his wife who is feeling much improved in health since her recent operation.
Estate of William Freitag deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by June 26 1927 and debts paid by February 26 1938. A hearing on claims and objections will be held June 28 1927 at 9:00 AM at the county court. Dated February 26 1937. Seal EL B County J
In 1936 taxes on petroleum and products totaled 1.1733 billion dollars. Motorists paid about 900 million, others covered the rest. State gasoline taxes were 685 million, federal gasoline taxes 190 million, and lubricating oil taxes over 29 million. The motorist would have less cause for complaint if all this money were spent on highways.
Church announcements from Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Dilner note Sunday school at 9 30 and English services at 1 30 with lent services at 8 00. The Luther League met February 28 1987 with Leona Roseman and Johnny Behrends leading. Visitors Pearl Sparks and Roe Sparks attended. Debate and more discussion are planned with fewer readings.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads Sunday School at 10 A M with a lesson on life and death from a New Testament chapter. The 1 PM service features the theme For or Against as Easter nears. pastor invites inquiries about church membership on Easter Sunday.
Sunday school at 10 o clock. We are sorry some of our people are sick and hope they will be able to be with us. We owe it to ourselves and God to take time for meditation and faith. The life of Jesus offers life and abundance. John 10 10.
Martha M. Wendt reports from Guatemala that vast banana plantations dominate Central American trade. Each plant grows a single stem after an eight month maturation, with child plants taking over cuttings. Bananas are harvested green and packed in ships’ refrigerated holds, often over 50 000 bunches per voyage, then trucked or rail transported to markets for ripening and sale.
The Three-Mile Limit, recognized by most nations, was adopted between Great Britain and the United States. Bynk ershoek in 1702 argued protection could come from any shore point, establishing that a nation’s power ends where its arms end. The maxim became international law for shore fisheries and neutrality.
Exhibits in Aberdeem Scotland showcase stone sermons from across the British Isles highlighting social and natural history. The display emphasizes his castle visits and early Scottish life with axes weapons and artifacts illustrating evolution alongside geological specimens.
The piece traces English iron and steel origins to early furnaces in England. It notes John Glande making steel in 1523 at Ashdown Forest, Sussex, followed by John Bowley’s thirteen years of operation. In 1565 steel was produced at Rober'sbridge, Sussex, by Sir Henry Sydney, father of Sir Philip Sydney known for Arcadia.
The Jefferson County Nebraska County Court announces a court hearing on March 13 1937 at 2 PM to determine the death time heirs and descent of George C Starkey who died in Colorado in 1925. The petitioner William T Starkey seeks a decree barring creditors claims and confirming inheritance of an undivided real estate interest in Section 34 Township 2 Range 4.
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