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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
5
An OCR fragment shows market ad phrases with price ranges and items listed in shorthand. It references figures like ten to fifty cent price points and mentions multiple price markers, indicating a local sale or market listing.
A short notice promotes contacting S C Hutchinson for insurance discussions with emphasis on strong companies and available coverage options.
Notice of sheriff sale issued under legal authority. The document states sale actions and proceedings to be conducted as required by statute. Specific parties, locations, and dates are unreadable in the fragment but indicate a public auction process.
Emil Ackman sheriff of Jefferson County Nebraska announces a public auction sale of real estate in Fairbury at the courthouse front door. The property is the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 26 township 2 north range 4 east. The sale is set for April 6 1936 at 2 PM. Hartigan Skultery are attorneys for the plaintiff Ora J. Mayborn versus William H Plager Elle M Plager and Gilbert.
The Diller village board met in a called session with A Snyder S C Moser W and John Greider present. Bills were read and allowed including salaries and street labor with payments to Green LaForest Fasnacht and others. The meeting adjourned at the chairman's call. village clerk recorded minutes.
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Anderson are sick with ailments this week. Editor R E Clark of Odell was a business visitor last Saturday. Cornbelt Lumber added shingles to stock. Cullys visit Ruskin for Marion Logant funeral. Hughes returned from Lincoln and looked around. Bolingers of Blue Springs visited Diller and are related to Mrs Ellis. Fisher sprained wrist from gardening. Pickards report LaGrippe symptoms. Washington trip to see Mrs Specht ill. Zook and two children visited Diller. Earl a former local. Kleen and Miss Dallman of Macon spent days at Diller with Rev Proett. Robertson sales agent for Dwight Young at Fairbury. Rachel Viers returned from DuBoise for music contest. Wilson/Southwick families attended Pioneer Music Contest. Oaks, Stellery, and Sparks families shared a 6 o’clock dinner.
Miss Maxine Fry and Miss Moser from Massachusetts, Wesleyan University students, spent the weekend at the Fry home north of town. Harry Thompson moved his family into the Ellis farm residence two miles south of town Thursday. Dr Ellie and Lee Calkine plan to till the soil this season. Mrs Mary Strockey, winter guest of Mrs Eliza beth Greider, returned home to tend her garden.
Mr and Mrs Onka Franzen traveled from Steele City on Wednesday. Onka enjoyed a round while Mrs Franzen visited her aunt. Mesdames Mc Cage Wright and Henry Brandt hosted the callers in the neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Wm Mahood and their children Billy Ruth and Mrs Clark from Kansas City Kansas arrived by auto Tuesday to visit Mrs Erma Eick and family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Shoe botham and Mr and Mrs sees Cole of Fairbury together with Ralph Sieford and family of Steele City and Mr and Mrs Chester Dates Pearl and Roe of Diller enjoyed home made ice cream at the Bianeer home last Sunday evening.
O J Mayborn as cashier swears the bank statement is true and correct reflecting time certificates, savings deposits, cashiers checks and surplus funds. Directors A Mayborn and B E Mayborn attest to the document presented to the Department of Banking. Notarization dated March 19 1936 with seal and notary expiration 1987.
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