Wheat and Corn Price Notes From The Diller Market
Market listings show corrected Thursday prices for wheat at 100 dollars and old corn at twelve dollars per unit. Local traders note fluctuation and routine Thursday updates.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
3
For Sale Items Packed in Harness and Farm Equipment
Auction note lists harness wagon one disc one gang plow two row and two mowers with half a Newt Carpenter in Shea Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Carpenter
Shea
Neb
SPEC HAL Higden . vation from the ear to day are tomorrow at $9.50
Diiler Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Higden
Diiler Elevator Co
New Car Power From Van Orman Method
New car power from worn motors by the Van Orman method of valve refacing and cylinder reboring. Findling’s Garage, Ellis, Nebr. Insurance talk and shingles sales advertised by Cornbelt Lumber Co. in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Orman
Findling ‘Garage
Ellis
Nebr
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Cl, Geer
Mgr
Diller
Notice Of Petition In Jefferson County Nebraska Estate
Notice to all interested in the estate of Paul Stange, deceased, that a petition for the appointment of Jr. Smith Ditter as administrator has been filed and set for hearing on March 20, 1935 at 9:00 AM. Dated February 19, 1936. County Judge E. R. Bee. Denny & Denny, attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stange
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of
Jr. Smith Ditter
E. R. Bee
Denny & Denny
Sheriff Sale Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
Notice is given that under an Order of Sale issued by the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska Sheriff Emil Ackman will sell the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty six township two north range four east at the south front door of the Fairbury courthouse on April 6 1936 at 2 PM for cash. The action involves Ora J Mayborn as plaintiff and William H Plager Ella M Plager and Gilbert Plager as defendants. Hartigan and Skultery represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson ‘County
Nebraska
District Court
Jefferson County
Ora J. Mayborn
William H. Plager
Ella M. Plager
Gilbert Plager
Fairbury
Emil Ackman
Hartigan & Skultery
Attys
Three-year-old alarm as upstairs room catches fire
A three year old boy, son of Mrs Arthur Kessel of Rochester New York, ran downstairs claiming he could not sleep because his bed was on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noo Pap
Arthur Kessel
Rochester
N. Y
California Woman Marries Three Richardson Brothers
As a young woman Mrs Etta Richardson of Woodland California first wed Geo Richardson. After his death she married his brother Alfred who also died. She then married another brother, John, who followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Richardson
Woodland
Calif
Geo. Richardson
Alfred
John
Driver Rescues Taxidermist Tale of a Large Rodent
A motorist near Two Harbors Minnesota struck and killed a large raccoon weighing 78 pounds. The pelt drew a $25 offer from a local taxidermist, highlighting an unusual roadside encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Harbors
Mino
Allen’Brown
Wiioe
Brazil reports giant 78 foot long snake weighing over a ton
Report from the Solimoes river district in Brazil describes a snake 78 feet long with an estimated weight of about 1.5 tons. If confirmed, it would be the largest snake ever known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Hutters
Solimoes River
Local Social Notes From Nebraska Towns
Local items document Sunday visits and everyday travels. Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher spent time with his father Géo Fisher. Dr O C Diehl visited Lincoln to spend the day with his children. George Andrews came from St Joseph for a weekend stay. Mr and Mrs W G Tristman and Arlie visited relatives in Humboldt. Charlie Hill consulted as specialist in Fairbury for nose trouble. Mrs S C Moser spent the week with the Eick family near Diller. Velma Jansen confined to bed with rheumatic fever. Mrs C C Lavwo of Pueblo Colorado visited relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs L J Varaska postmaster at Odell visited Diller Monday and talked with the editor. Harm Diekman and son Carl visited Fairbury Tuesday regarding old age assistance.
Local Social Roundup Highlights Community Visits
Miss Cleo Green recovers from a siege and aims to perform in the firemen play next week. Mr and Mrs Ray Eick, Betty LaRue, and Mr and Mrs S C Moser enjoyed a 6 o clock dinner at Frank Eicks home. Gene Andrews visited her parents I R and Mrs Andrews and returned to Lincoln for school Monday. Buzz Thompson and family spent Sunday with his parents Sam and Mrs Thompson before returning to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Green
Ray Eick
Betty LaRue
S C. Moser
Frank Eick
Gene Andrews
Mrs. I. R. Andrews
Lincoln
Buzz’’ Thompson
Sam ‘Thompson
Lincoln guests visit Mrs. Raymond and family
Mr and Mrs Lai Forrest Ray mond and daughter Phyllis Joe visit Mrs L P Raymond and family in Lincoln along with Mrs Anna Barr as guests of the host's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lai Forrest Raymond
Phyllis Joe
Anna Barr
Lincoln
L. P. Raymond
Beatrice Pair Visits Diller for Day on Business
Homer Ramsey and his wife from Beatrice with Mrs. Bertha LaVoe of Pueblo Colo visited Diller on Monday to handle business matters and shared a dinner with Mrs. Susan Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ramsey
Beatrice
Bertha LaVoe
Pueblo
Colo
Diller
Susan Brandt
Beatrice Residents Hosted by Hurst Family Tuesday Evening
Mrs Walker and her father Mr Hollingsworth and granddaughter Billie Hurst of Beatrice were guests at Lloyd Hurst and family home Tuesday evening. Lloyd is a son of Mrs Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess. Walker
Mr. Hollingsworth
Billie Hurst
Beatrice
Lloyd Hurst
Lloyd
Mra. Walker
Starrs and Hughes Help Celebrate Aunt Christy Seaman
Mr and Mrs R F Starr and Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes were supper guests at Fred Clark home Sunday evening as they dropped in to celebrate Aunt Christy Seaman s 78th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.F. Starr
Fred Clark
Christy Seaman
Lincoln visitors greet Waggoner kin and friends
Mr and Mrs Henry Greith and their young daughter traveled from Lincoln on Saturday to visit the Waggoner Brothers and their families. Had Diller joined as ballast and spent time with his sister Effie Clark and family and old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greith
Lincoln
Navy Everready in Disasters Ranks Aid to Nation
The Navy remains ready at all times to aid in disasters. It cites the Japanese and California earthquakes to illustrate its decisive relief work and ongoing commitment to citizens and neighbors in national calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S. Navy
California
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Hageria
John Piager
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O A Cooper Co
Ben Behrends
West Part Prairie Home Cemetery
V.T Logan
Jack Mule
Delano
C. H. Malchow
Call Wonderland Pet Shop
LaVern Pickard
Ahens
S F
Baker & Co
Keokuk
Iowa
Rawleigh
Thayer
Nucholls
West Washington
Kans
Flairbury
Dept
Freeport, Ill
S.C Hutchins
Harry” Fisher
Géo.Fisher
George Andrews
St. Joseph
W. G. Tristman
Arlie
Humboldt
Charlie Hill
S.C. Moser
Kay Eick
Velma Jansen
Chas Jansen
Pubelo, Cole
Avid
L. J. Varaska
Odell
Harm Diekman
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Wright
Bonham Theatre
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Jane Land
Thomas Beck
Jane Withera
Paddy O’day
Charlie Chase
Horton
Dudley
Edward Evert
Larry Crabbe
Katherine DeMille
Betty Boop
Schonrock’s Hatchery
F. Street
Mary Etta
Monarch
Cornbelt Lumber Company
L. Geer
Diller, Nebr
Waggoner
Diller, Nebraska
Our Funeral Home
Laddie
Wm. Behrends
Henry Behrends
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