Local farm market prices listing corn eggs and poultry
Prices from The Diller Markets show corn at 152 per bushel for yellow no 2 mixed corn dates. Eggs are quoted at 46 cents. Hens roosters and stags listed with varying weights and prices.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
3
Prices from The Diller Markets show corn at 152 per bushel for yellow no 2 mixed corn dates. Eggs are quoted at 46 cents. Hens roosters and stags listed with varying weights and prices.
Richard Steffen a State University student spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C R Steffen at Diller. Mrs Christie Seemin wintering with her sister in Boulder Colorado sends a photo card of a perfect tree in the Canon. Mr and Mrs Ira Place hosts the Lauder family for the weekend. Harve Garrela Mes advertises seeds for sale and Frank Grabber visited Lincoln with his sister. Marlyn Miller returned to Doane College after ten days with home folks.
Card of thanks expressed by Esther Lamb and others for kindness during illness after the accident. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Harold Henrichs and T. C. Henrichs family. Funeral services for Chas W. Bryan, 78, Lincoln figure and three time Nebraska governor, were held Tuesday at First Baptist Lincoln, following a long illness.
Last Saturday evening a group of neighborhood friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Weaver and Donnie for a surprise party. The event featured card playing and late hour refreshments with several local couples and families in attendance.
Louis Kozak filed for an on and off sale retail beer license with Steele City Nebraska village clerk. Hearing set at city hall at 8 pm Friday March 30 1945. Earl Weaver village clerk.
We have a car of Hayden Colorado lump coal described as the cream of Colorado. The vendor Geer in Diller Nebraska offers delivery via their own truck. The senior choir of the Congregational Church will meet at Mr Ray Green's home Saturday evening.
We thank our kind neighbors and friends for their assistance in moving. All your help is greatly appreciated, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Malchow.
Calvin Negus returned Wednesday evening from Fort Leavenworth where he and his twin brother Alvin went Monday for induction.
The Sales Tex bill attracted one of the session’s largest crowds as farm groups debated its merits. Testimony was varied and the bill was killed in committee. The appropriation panel faced a blizzard delaying inspections at the capital.
Raymond Wather and Verna Riesland from Minnesota married Sunday March 4 at Zion Lutheran Church State Line with Rev. O P Spicer officiating. Mrs Ervin Roelfs visits Roelfs family while her husband serves on the Eastern war front.
Local notices invite parishioners to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship services at 11:00 a.m. for Congregational, Methodist, and Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran churches. Lutheran services include women’s missionary meeting Tuesday and Lent midweek service Wednesday with the sermon I thirst. You are invited.
Saturday hear catechetical instruction from 9 30 to 83 30 with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 Luther League meets at 8 00 pm Topic Leader Irvin Adam Wednesday Lent service at 8 30 pm Friday guests Bert Weaver Donnie Fas Nacht and Mr La Forest Fas Nacht visited Clifford Blauser home with family
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