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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
5
Market notes from Diller list Thursday prices for oats cream eggs hens and roosters with varied ranges. Prices show milled oats and egg values alongside mixed poultry rates from 0.50 to 0.60 per unit.
Anxious to earn steady income selling needed household products no investment beyond a car required. Write S. F. Baker & Co Keokuk Iowa. Men wanted for Raleigh routes of 800 families in Thayer Nuckolls Wash ington Fairfield counties and Fairbury Kansas. Reliable hustler should start earning 25 weekly and rise. Write today. Rawleigh Dept NBB 103 Freeport Illinois.
Local ad urges homeowners to inspect roofs before spring rains. It promotes shingles at a low price of 3.95 per square and provides a contact phone number and Nebr. location.
Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition seeks appointment of J Smith Diller as administrator of the estate of Paul Stange deceased. Hearing set for August 20, 1936 at 9 a m. Dated August 6, 1936. (Seal) Bee Judge Denny and Denny attorneys for estate.
Sheriff Emil Ackman of Jefferson County Nebraska announces a public auction on April 6 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House. The property is the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 26 Township 2 North Range 4 East in Jefferson County Nebraska. The action stems from Ora Jangoes versus William H Plager Ella M Plager and Gilbert Plager with Hartigan and Skultery as attorneys for the plaintiff.
Local residents and visitors noted include Mr and Mrs W A Schindler from Omaha visiting over the weekend Mrs M E ladies plan a buffet luncheon at the church Friday at 5 30 pm Public invited Mrs M Callander visited Lincoln to see the J S Kiser family returning to Diller later in the week Mr and Mrs Slocum have returned to Diller and reside in the south part of town Mrs Margaret Albers of Beatrice visited Diller last Saturday to see her daughters Howard Peters of Beatrice a grocery store employee has been off work a few days due to illness.
Mr and Mrs Henry Polfus of Beatrice and Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson with Renz and Albert visited Paul Renz. Herman Stahl drove to Peru to bring Ruth home with him and four other girls from the area, all students at the teachers college. Mr and Mrs Charles Gerwick and children of near Gladstone visited Diller Saturday. Charley attended the implement sale while Mrs Gerwick and the children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Novotny.
Local notes report visits from Loyal Henrichs and other neighbors, mumps cases, and a busy week of gatherings at Howard Prather and the Larkins homes. Families welcome improvements at home, while Barber and Wesley families engage in spring farming and a shift to mechanical power with a Model A and John Deere tractor.
Geo B Wylie runs in the 22nd District Jefferson and Thayer Counties on the nonpartisan ballot for the unicameral legislature. He notes Fairbury residency of 30 years and urges voters to give the unicameral a fair trial by electing its friends on the April 14 1936 primary.
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