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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
5
The snippet lists grain and poultry items with prices in old units including No 1 and No 2 wheat old corn yellow oats eggs hens roosters and springs. It reflects a historical market page with varied weights and unspecified figures.
For sale details list a McCormick Deering two row cultivator an all steel truck wagon with box a 14 horsepower gas engine and additional items offered by S C Hutchinson.
Beatrice power firm Be Better Be Safe offers hail insurance through S. C. Hutchinson and urges farmers to insure crops with strong firms. Diller Elevator Co advertises Electric Refrigeration and G. E Will cost savings for maintenance. Beatrice Power Company promotes lower operating costs.
Wonderland Pet Shoppe lowers prices seven cents per chick for heavy breeds. About 1000 started chicks on hand, batch through July 1. Phone 49 for orders. Mrs L A Pickard, manager.
An insurance ad from Carl Schnuelle promotes Farmers Union Hall Insurance Co with coverage options for auto and farm insurance. The offer emphasizes a rate of three dollars per hundred and encourages inquiries about pricing and policies.
Beatrice area residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend with couples and individuals from Odell Lincoln Fremont and Guide Rock making up the gatherings. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Orval Richardson of Beatrice and Mr and Mrs Ben Siebolts moving into Frank Pearce property and Wilbur Mrs Woods Mrs Beckwith and Mrs Riddles joining Mrs Carrie Wrigley in Lincoln. Other visits include Elmer Eberhardt and Willard Gorenson of Oakland at Frank Roseman home and Miss Gertrude Lambert visiting her sister Mrs D V Fanders in Guide Rock.
Mr and Mrs F M Lambert and daughter Mrs Hawk with her son Myron Brewer of Lincoln spent Sunday with Mrs Lambert’s sisters Mrs S A Woods and Mrs H H Beckwith and family.
Mrs A T Harding spent Sunday with her sister Mrs CH Cully while Dr Harding attended a Dental Convention. She left Wednesday to join her husband in Lincoln before returning to Auburn that evening. Mr and Mrs Schindler and Darrell Lee with his mother drove to Falls City Wednesday, the mother returning home near there after visiting her son in Diller. They expect to bring back a moving truck.
Mr and Mrs F J Lean of Council Bluffs Iowa and Mr S G Howe of Independence Mo visited Steele City guests Mrs GB Cassell and Mr Cassell and H H Beckwith and family in Diller to attend commencement exercises with Harry Beckwith among the graduates.
Miss Lucille Sparks closed her school term at Bennett Nebr ka last Friday with a picnic. She returned to her parents home southwest of town for the summer. Rev Proett and family hosted visitors from Higginsville Mo Glennville Neb Rosemont Neb Cortland Neb and others for dinner at the parsonage.
The Diller Nebraska village board held an adjourned session March 18 1936 with members present. They scheduled a hearing for H Holle and Lydia Holle for an off and on sale beer license on March 24 1936 and later unanimously granted the license.
The Diller city board met in adjourned session at the city hall with W A Snyder I R Andrews S C Moser and John Greider present. They approved minutes and paid bills for general water and light funds and set election clerks and judges.
The Diiler village board met in a called session at city hall with W A Snyder S C Moser I R Andrews John Greider and W E Anderson present. Minutes approved. Bills listed include library support municipal league dues election judges pay clerk pay and drawing for notices totaling sums noted. Election returns canvassed confirming trustees John Steiner E E McCune and education board J S Diller JL Cavett. Board adjourned on call of the chair.
The Diller Nebraska village board convened in a called session at W A Snyder home with all members present including newly elected councilmen E E McCune and John Steiner. The minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. The following bills were presented for payment.
The board discussed general fund salaries for Ira Casper W A Snyder S C Moser W E Anderson Rupert Andrews John Greider H H Green and Chas E Waggoner and J O Blauser and moved to swear E E McCune and John Steiner in as councilmen. The meeting adjourned sine die with a called meeting planned for Friday May 1 1936.
The May 1 1936 meeting at Waggoner Bros store in Diller Nebraska elected John Steiner as village chairman and C E Waggoner as clerk. H H Green became city treasurer. S C Neoser named on health committee with Dr O C Diehl and the city marshal. Frank Grabher approved as street commissioner and regular meeting nights set for the first Tuesday each month at 8 p.m.
Diller Nebraska May 6 1936. Village board regular session at city hall. Motions to award gasoline business to S J Thompoon and repair curb at Box Holes restaurant passed. Read water meters and manage accounts by S C Moser and H H Green at 25 dollars per quarter. J O Blauser kept at pumping station 50 dollars per month. Various bills approved including Bond salary 25 Green Room Cafe 125. Diller State Bank April lights 1.70. Treasurers salary set at 25 dollars per year.
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