Poultry prices listed for Leghorns and roosters
A truncated market listing shows per pound prices for Leghorn hens and roosters, including heavy and light springs and old roosters. Values like 4 to 5 lbs and 6 See Owg adjust the sale ranges.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1937
Page
5
A truncated market listing shows per pound prices for Leghorn hens and roosters, including heavy and light springs and old roosters. Values like 4 to 5 lbs and 6 See Owg adjust the sale ranges.
A used round galvanized five barrel tank is offered for sale. Enquire at the Record office.
Advertisement notes a county opening for a hustier with requirements of steady income and willingness to work. Applicants are asked to write F. Baker & Co. in Keokuk for details.
Mr and Mrs Rex A Green and R W Green with families spent labor day at the Nebraska state fair. Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner were accompanied to the Nebraska state fair Thursday by Postmaster Gretchen Wohlfarth and Mayor John Steiner.
Jas Welsh of Fairbury and Cal Waggoner of Diller competed in the mid west trap shoot in Omaha over the weekend. They also attended the state fair in Lincoln on the return trip Monday.
Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and family visited Lincoln for Military Day at the state fair with children Marilyn and Scott Junior playing at Fairbury drum corps. They stayed with Mrs Nellie Miller on Labor Day and returned home Monday evening.
Beatrice resident Earl Z Ok visited Diller last Friday evening and Joseph Albright of Beatrice reported seriously ill at his east Court Street home. Brick work began at the orphanage on Tuesday while Roy Patton moved all hotel bricks to the orphanage site. Fairbury’s Mrs. Fred DeBoer was a Diller visitor, and Fred remains quite poorly. Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs Chas Flash called on Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor last Sunday. Miss Bessie Novotny will not teach this year and will enroll at Peru State Normal School this week.
Harold Hutchinson and his wife visited the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson, in Diller on Sunday.
Paul Kuper has been named administrator of his mother's estate after her death in a recent automobile crash in Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice confirms the appointment and the date of the filing as recorded in local probate records.
Mr and Mrs Bert Weaver have moved into the Cavett residence recently vacated by W A Schindler. They had occupied the J T Henrichs home during the summer months.
Merle Carpenter arrived from Crouch Idaho last Friday. His wife and baby joined him several weeks ago and have stayed at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C L Geer. The Carpenters plan to remain in Nebraska indefinitely.
Mrs. Mattie Clark and Buddy Clark arrived in Diller to begin Buddy's school. Mrs. Clark spent the summer in Iowa with Fred and Everett painting, while Buddy vacationed with his mother at Blue Rapids Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Cavett drove to Geneva Saturday night staying with Dr Jos Bixby. Sunday they went to Grand Island to see A A Cavett and his sister in law Mrs Sade Diller who had a stroke last week. Mrs Diller has improved enough to move to Fern Gilliland's home in Curtis Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Allie Fick visited the state fair in Lincoln on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Hilder aided Mrs Ralph Long for several days. The Caldwell and Barber couples visited Thursday. The Geer lumber yard shipped a car of white pine boards. The Beckwiths and Miss Demel from Omaha spent Labor Day with the H H Beckwith family. Robert Diller arrived from Chicago to complete real estate record work for a Chicago university at the county courthouse.
Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert and Mr and Mrs Earl King returned Monday from Minnesota where they visited Mrs Nippert s parents Mr and Mrs N 33 Tyler
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler and daughters Mary Jane and Betty Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Riymond, and Dickie, of Lincoln, were Diller visitors last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Carico visited Lincoln last weekend with their son William and his wife. They attended the fair on Monday and John claims he entered free, though a cookie bet suggests otherwise.
The Kensington ladies of the Methodist church will gather in the church basement on Thursday September 16. The message urges good attendance and asks members to bring a friend for the meeting. Committee.
Mrs Will Baumfolk entertained the N B C club last Wednesday afternoon with a pleasant time. The group spent the afternoon quilting and enjoyed a lunch of Jello cake and cold ade. The next meeting will be with Mrs Albert Kock at Fairbury park on September 12.
The J N C Club met on September 8 with Mrs Albert Scheideler hosting. Most members attended with visitors Mrs Mary Vejraska and daughter and Miss Idola Champ. After a business session, members socialized and enjoyed luncheon. The next meeting is October 13 with Mrs Newton Hays and the heart sister gift reminder.
The Kensington enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs Clarence Hiatt on September 3. Mrs ill presided at a brief meeting while Ruth Ann Hiatt sang on banjo and Robert Hiatt played cornet. New members joined and a social hour followed with a Siamese hymn singalong and a lunch served by Mrs Anderson Greider Stahi and Long.
An intelligent young gray African parrot is expected to acquire a vocabulary of more than 100 words. Trainers report rapid learning and strong word associations, enabling surprisingly precise communication and surprising behavior.
Mrs Jennie Line will host the missionary meeting on Friday September 17 assisted by Mrs Addie Bell and led by Mrs Effie Clark as organizer.
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