Advertising Rates and Local Business Eviction Notice
Advertising rates are set at six cents per line per insertion. Local businesses are warned to comply or face eviction from the premises with charges applied accordingly.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
4
Advertising rates are set at six cents per line per insertion. Local businesses are warned to comply or face eviction from the premises with charges applied accordingly.
Confirmation received to buy 300 head of cattle at Fairbury next Tuesday October 30. Listings up to 50 head at Daykin Plymouth Diller and Reynolds. up to 100 head at Fairbury office. Cooperative Committeemen to stay in contact with headquarters on quota increases. No excess of total 300 allowed.
Farm benefit payments since September 1, 1934 in Jefferson County include corn hog contracts with 1729 checks totaling 132 209 65 dollars, 857 1933 wheat contracts for 25 230 97, 254 1934 wheat cents for 27 248 80, and 1st 1933 wheat payments of 87 795 80, summing to 272 585 22 dollars for the year.
A resident works with a saw hammer and boards in his yard while his wife, ill with a cold, lies in bed. A neighbor asks after her condition and the man jokes about building a garage as a humorous aside.
An outdoor sunset reception at the Beckwith home in Diller hosted 27 guests aged 70 and above from the area. The event featured a welcome by younger volunteers, musical performances, a large gratitude award, and a display of vintage wedding dresses, followed by refreshments and farewells.
John L. Sullivan and Max Baer, both freshmen at Creighton University School of Law, will face off as opposing attorneys in a moot court session. Neither is related to the boxing legends and both pursue law not boxing. Edward Lobre of Baltimore secured a divorce after information obtained from his wife talking in her sleep.
John C Hartigan attorney for the estate files a final account and petition for final settlement in the County Court of Jefferson Nebraska. The hearing to determine heirs at law is set for November 17 1934 at 9 oclock A M. Persons interested may appear and contest. Dated October 19 1934 with publications Oct 26 and Nov 9 1934.
John C Hartigan attorney for estate of Fannie Dymacek deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska gives notice creditors must file claims by January 24 1935 and debts paid by September 21 1935. A hearing will be held January 25 1986 at 9 A M in County Court to examine and adjust claims.
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