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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
5
The notice lists farm prices and goods including Leghorn hens and roosters, heavy and light chickens, and wheat with per pound rates. It shows small lot pricing and miscellaneous farm products for sale in early November 1935.
A public sale to be held at the seller's residence four miles east and one north of Endicott six miles south of Jansen and five miles east and two south of Fairbury on Wednesday November 24 1937 starting at 12 o'clock noon. Cash only. Items include horses cattle implements hay grain and feed such as a bay horse a gray mare a Jersey cow a red heifer a yearling Jersey heifer a bull calf a McCormick binder a manure spreader disc plow walking plow multiple cultivators listers drill harrow grain wagon hay rack John Deere mower and trailers plus 150 ft bay cable and slings wind charger feed banks and various small articles. about 250 bushels ear corn 300 bushels oats seed corn 87 prairie hay 170 alfalfa hay bales oats straw 35 shocks fodder sorghum hay and Sudan hay. Lunch served by Endicott church ladies. Terms: cash.
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Local residents share visits and arrivals including John Greider caring for a pet on a man’s jaw line and Will Bondie moving from the Methodist parsonage into John Pulec’s vacated house. Families from Odell Fairbury and Linn appear at gatherings while travel includes Lincoln and Diller trips.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for senior veterinarian in animal disease research at $4 600 yearly in the Bureau of Animal Industry. Applicants need a veterinary degree and specified experience. full details from the Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.
Mrs C I Clark of Fairbury attended the Junior class play and praised her grandson Lawrence Clark noting he did about as well as his father in his junior year at Fairbury.
November 17 1937 at 230 PM a Woman's Club meeting is held in City Hall with hostesses Mesdames Callander Nippert Colman Bell and Paul Renz for a library benefit. Mrs Anderson Beatrice reviews a book and special music is planned. Public invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa visited Thursday night with Mrs Madden and family and relatives. They returned home Monday morning after a weekend with the Madden family.
A new bachelor hall rises over the Farmers Store in Diller. Harley Clark recently moved into a room, Clyde Broadstone relocated his effects yesterday, and Geo Rahman along with John Rahman have moved out but remain eligible bachelors.
Hayden Cole Lump and Hayden Cole Nut coal advertised as clean hot with very little ash. Blue Flame Oklahoma coal offered with reasonable prices. Contact Roy Geer at phone 153 02.
Mr and Mrs Henry Mahsiman and Mr and Mrs Frank Mahiman of Hollenberg Kansas visited Friday night to see their grandson Harold Lottman perform on stage and comment on his appearance.
Superintendent and Mrs Sinkey hosted relatives from last Thursday through Tuesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sinkey Sr and Mr Olsen, father of Mr Sinkey, who dropped in unannounced to observe the younger generation. They returned to Hartington Tuesday.
Bradford Diller arrives home after a five week Idaho trip from Kimberly. He recounts tall tales about crops, recalls visiting former Diller neighbors including Mrs Waggoner and her children Clinton and Ina, Joe Carpenter, Bert Patrick’s family, Mrs B Barker, and Harvey Powell. Delic ous apples from Idaho were left at the office Brad brought home.
Pastor C F Wagner reports nine baptisms and eight new members by confession and transfer at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday School at 10, Children's Class at 6:45, worship at 7:30, with Central Christian Advocate subscription urged for weekly guidance.
Howard H. Pyche is pastor with Mrs Earl Weigel superintendent of Sunday School at 10 A M. Worship and sermon follow at 11. The article notes the pastor felt satisfied by the day’s efforts.
A faction within the Bible Class met twenty men and the Peoples Fellowship gathered at 6 30 P M for worship and prayer with the call O come let us worship and bow down. The event centered on collective devotion and conduct within the church community.
Rev L J Wolff will lead English services at 10 80 with sermon on John 6 1929 Luther League at 7 30 Sunday School 9 30 The Ladies Aid Food Sale is planned for Saturday Nov 20 at the Farmers Store Urges Thanksgiving Day worship appointment with God in his Temple.
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