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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
3
Corrected Thursday market notes show prices for grains and corn varieties and eggs. Leghorn hens and roosters are listed with per pound rates and weights, reflecting mid century wholesale or farm market pricing.
Sale notices for coal circulating heater by J K Varney. Trojan Seed Oats state tested 85c per bushel by Harry Ahrends. Marion Seed Oats rust resistant big yielder for combining by Ray Nixon. Guernsey bull eligible for registry by C R Steffen. 1934 Ford and W-3 truck for sale with grain and stock rack by E H Jordening.
Boone county sale notes list state tested seed stock and a yearling Whiteface bull, cataloged by Eimer Meyer. The fragment notes one yearling Whiteface bull among the offerings.
An old classified style notice promotes Mite Cide for poultry houses to eradicate mites and bed bugs. The ad mentions a barrel of product and a price of 100 per gallon, inviting buyers to bring a container and contact Geer Lumber Co at phone number 153 02.
Mrs Christie Seams expresses gratitude to those who sent cards letters and gifts for her 88th birthday celebrated Thursday. Mr and Mrs D U Geer and granddaughter Sean George of Fairbury visited in Diller with his brother C L Geer and wife on Sunday. Garretts move to new home in Steele City mentioned. FOR SALE old cook stove and linoleum tile 9x18 in Chester Sparke parish. Sugar stamp No will be valid Monday good thru October 31.
The Nebraska Safety Patrol notes 40 traffic deaths for the first two months of 1946, the highest February-March total in state history, up 13 percent from early 1945. Most accidents stemmed from carelessness and inattention. Captain Sanders urges heightened driver vigilance.
Congressman Curtis notes February toll from strikes with 1.54 million workers losing at least 14 of 18 days. Man days lost exceed 28 million and wages lost reach 184 million dollars. January set higher figures. steel strike ended Feb 18, yet workers lost nearly a further week reactivating furnaces.
Community religious notices list World Day of Prayer observance at 2 PM Friday, catechetical instruction, choir rehearsals, Sunday worship at 10:30 AM, and Luther Leagues. St Pauls Ev Lutheran presents sermons by Pastor Otto Spehr and guest speakers with midweek Lenten services. Congregational and Methodist notices cover Sunday School, morning worship, and a church education challenge for 1946.
A car load of Ozark Split Oak posts just arrived. Posts are cured creosoted eight feet from the bottom, straight, and have an expected life of 80 to 36 years. Prices: No 1 at 30 cents, Ex 1 at 86 cents. C. L. Geer Lumber Coal Paint Diller. Phone 168:02.
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