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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
4
In response to the S Tax Payers letter, the town board states the Village Treasurer is not short of funds and no official talk of raising the 12 mill levy exists. It notes the 1949 levy was 11.32 mills, material costs are higher now, and the fire truck was purchased by a previous board and is now being paid for.
Dr and Mrs Viers drive to Lincoln Saturday to bring home their daughter and grandchildren from Duluth Minnesota by plane. Bill Green returns after helping Mrs Wilbur Green restore a flood damaged house. Omaha visitors Mr and Mrs Ernest Garrard visit Rex Green’s home. Q A Cooper company office repainted this week. Californians Clinton and Donald Sandman visiting. Moral about not borrowing neighbors paper ends funny with a string of mishaps and a cautionary tale.
The Meyers attended the Wings Over Jorden choir concert at Beatrice Tuesday night. Warren Belding is recovering from measles at his grandparents home. Mrs Lyle Belding and baby have been visiting her parents and went home today.
A Brackeen essay argues livestock balances cotton and tobacco, boosting Southern income. It cites a 96 acre cotton hog farm earning about 3225 over ten years after expenses, with hog sales at 2272 annually. Meat animals underpin national cash income and offer reliable, year round markets at honest prices.
The text argues that no one controls livestock prices and that a free economy lets prices adjust automatically. It notes rising livestock population and forecasts substantial increases in coming years as a healthy trend.
Old paint and varnish removal advised for a smoother finish this spring. Also mentions upholstery work. Pearl Blauser seeks to buy stock pigs. Bugles Elevator noted. Tomato plants for sale at 20 cents a dozen. Mre S E Fasnacht listed.
The Stahl family expresses deep appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown after the death of beloved husband and father Alvin Stahl. Margaret Stahl Dale Darrel and John Forbes with families thank relatives friends and neighbors for floral offerings and support.
Ernest Sasse and Mrs. Fred Maatech and Darrell Gene express gratitude to those who sent cards and letters and visited during their hospital stay and at home. They thank neighbors for many kind deeds and support.
A five room portable house with a closet pantry and bathroom is listed for sale. Located one mile west and three percent north of Diller Nebraska the structure can be moved easily. Contact A L Peters Jansen Nebraska.
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