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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1935
Page
5
The district reports many cases of flu and measles among residents. Several individuals including Mrs. Moser Earl King and Fred Maschmeyers are ill or recovering. J L London shows slow heart attack recovery while Lois Herrichs improves after sinus operation.
The clipping lists grain prices and stock terms with corrections weekly. Wheat No 1.87, Corn mixed No 2, Corn white 88, seed oats 3 72. Hens heavy, springs.
A half inch of rain fell Sunday night. A. J. Cully of Beatrice visited Diller last Saturday. Miss Mildred Mares, training teacher, shopped in Lincoln last Saturday. Dean Barber went to Beatrice Thursday evening for a job at Copland's restaurant. Miss Lucile Hansen stayed with Mr and Mrs Hubert Patton in north Beatrice over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Vejraska and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lin ville of Odell were callers at this office last Friday.
J. Monroe Davis and Son report last week’s land transfers noting the sale of the A A Eick 80 acres located south of town to Dr. O C Diehl.
Richard Mayborn of Jewell Tea company is transferred from Kansas City Missouri to Clinton Iowa, a promotion reflecting career advancement within the firm.
Classified notice seeking a healthy experienced produce buyer known in the Hastings community. Good deal offered to the right party. Address Box 644 Hastings Nebraska.
Eilert Hullman relocates from Jack Hill farm five miles south of town to Frank Nelson place southwest of Diller. Ted Fanders moves from Will Plager farm northeast of town to the Hill place.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mason and Creola Hadley of Lincoln have sold their city residence and bought a modern farm adjoining Sturgeon Missouri from the Prudential Insurance Company. They will reside on a gravel road within the town high school district.
Culvert project on the road north of town started last Saturday. City officials cleared snow from the street centers. Mr. J. H. Nider of Pawnee City visited his sister Mrs. Catlett for the weekend. Miss Joyce Grubb a Diller schools music teacher stayed with her brother in Lincoln.
In Diller Nebraska Herman Sasse reports that a board member has announced she will not seek re election. She has not released her plans for the upcoming year.
Mrs. Remley relocates from the Lichty property to the Cavette house on Lavelle street now owned by R. W. Green. She is comfortably settled in her new residence and appears well.
John Steiner fashioned a heated bed in his west town home this week. The self described gardener nicknamed TLMIT says the garden must stay modest in size to preserve his title’s dignity.
H. J. Randall, a veteran Beatrice painter, died at his home Wednesday at age 95. He had transferred his paint and wallpaper business to his son Geo. F. Randall about a year earlier.
Mr and Mrs Clare Darling and their child and Mr and Mrs Harold Staley with their daughter from Steele City joined Mr and Mrs Rupert Hughes for a last Friday evening of penuckle entertainment.
Dr Viers reports a wave of sickness among horses over the past weeks with occasional mule cases. Several animals died from feed conditions and one from earth in the stomach after wheat and forage were kept too close to the ground.
Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers plan to move their family to Falls City to run the implement business and relocate household goods early next week Ernest Sasse will move into the Wiemers residence and assume charge of the Wiemers farm interests
Mrs Elmo Hadley of Lincoln receives notice from John E Brandt formerly of Diller now Camargo Oklahoma of the death and burial of their youngest son Ted Brandt aged 29 He died after eight days of illness from a boil leading to blood poison and pneumonia He leaves his parents two sisters Orpha and Irene Stidham one brother Jesse Brandt and many relatives and friends
Bethel school district 86 held a Nebraska Day event at the schoolhouse with community singing, talks by Barnett Wymore Drew James Geisbrecht, a history segment by Gwendolyn Le Poidevin, songs by Mr. Nebraska and Mrs. Giesbrecht, games, and a coffee and sandwich lunch for forty two attendees. Harm Holtz moved household goods to a farther east farm with Fred Lott man Frank Cully and Bill Wiemers assisting.
A group of six high school boys in a Model T Ford tried fancy driving last Monday morning near Smith Diller’s residence. They collided with what locals call an immovable object, a tree, which remains in place after the encounter.
The letter explains the liberal 1935 corn hog contract allowing any crop except corn on retired land and no contracted or idle acres as 1934. It urges producers to sign at the county office and notes committeemen will visit farms to appraise land, with costs if they sign later.
Village board met at Waggoner Bros store Diller Nebraska February 1 1935. Members present were W A Snyder chairman W E Anderson S C Moser and C L Geer. Bills listed include salaries for C A Green Chas Green and others and various street and utility expenses. The board adjourned after prior minutes were read and file actions noted.
Notice shows Diller State Bank of Diller Nebraska amended its articles to reduce common stock to 10000 and issue 10000 in preferred stock, retire preferred stock for stock dividends, set rights of preferred stockholders, collateral rights, voting for both stock classes, and extend corporate life to January 12 1986. A Mayborn president and A M Mayborn cashier signed. First publication March 8. last March 29.
Beekeepers organized the Blue Valley Beekeepers Association at Fairbury with temporary officers L. E. Mobley president Ernest Kriesel vice president and W. C. Andreas secretary. Plans include demonstrations on bee management swarm control and honey extraction, plus 4-H clubs supervision by Mobley. A letter urged county assessors in Jefferson Thayer Gage Nuckolls and Saline counties to tax bees for inspection as required by law.
Offer from F. Baker & Co of Keokuk Iowa to sell needed products in Jefferson county with no investment required. Reliable man sought for responsible sales role promoting goods and handling local duties. Contact Keokuk firm for details.
Omaha Bee News advertises a cash prize event with 1500 dollars in prizes. It invites readers to order the paper today for details and emphasizes no sales or vote solicitation, just a playful competition.
The Kansas City Star notes that if radio had existed over a century ago, Franz Peter Schubert might be known by the public for singing his songs during the Peerless Axle Grease hour, a playful hypothetical in a biography snippet.
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