The Diller Markets Grain and Poultry Prices Note
Market snapshot from Diller listing prices for wheat rye corn oats cream eggs hens and roosters. Prices shown per bushel for several poultry types and eggs with Thursday correctioned pricing patterns.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
5
Market snapshot from Diller listing prices for wheat rye corn oats cream eggs hens and roosters. Prices shown per bushel for several poultry types and eggs with Thursday correctioned pricing patterns.
Classified ad list of sale items including rye seed yellow corn oats barley and Milo maize oil meal tankage from Diller Elevator Co. Also for sale library table ice box Singer sewing machine a 3 year old Holstein cow and heifer upcoming, various tools and goods with contact notes and pricing. Also request for Indian head pennies old coins and price list from Chas Du vall Oxford Nebraska.
Creditors of the estate of Ensley Carmichael deceased must file claims by January 11 1987 and debts by September 11 1937. E R Ber county judge will preside January 12 1987 at 9:00 a.m. in the Jefferson County Nebraska county court to hear examine and adjust valid claims.
The passage records weekday timing of travels from Travels of Mary Ward at 8 45 A M. and notes a visit by Mr and Mrs James Thompson of Elsie Nebraska with their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Colman and their grandson from Lincoln were Sunday visitors at the R W Green residence, sharing a quiet afternoon.
Miss Eleanor Richardson submitted to an appendicitis operation at Odell hospital Saturday morning.
Mrs. Tillie Siebolt has taken the position of chief cook and bottle washer at the Green Room ae. She began her work Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Holle and daughter Mavis were Burlington passengers to Lincoln Monday. They returned home Wednesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Garrels and family and Mrs R B Albers were weekend visitors at the home of Harvey s brother in Manhattan Kansas.
Local workers H E Green Ace Richardson and J H Saathoff are building the Cooper Company’s new warehouse. Mrs Pauline Smith, longtime Hughes store associate, will finish there this week and return to Steele City. Howard Schmidt of Sterling Colorado visited Miss Dana Wedder at her grandparents home. the pair were Sterling schoolmates.
Elmo Hadley from Steele City visited Diller on Monday afternoon and shared a casual chat with Dr Ellis. He hinted at interest in bricklaying work if there is local building activity and noted no charge for the visit.
W E Mudge is upgrading his property by tearing down and relocating a barn to one of his farms. He has purchased H E Greens garage and will place it on a foundation at his residence.
Harley Clark relocates to the Dressen building two doors north of the Record office to set up his bachelor quarters. The Church family moves from the Geo Specht house to the Vester Carmichael property on North Main Street, vacated by Clark.
Mr and Mrs Gus Kelley left this morning for Lincoln and Council Bluffs to visit relatives and attend a Kelly Mills family reunion next Sunday at Council Bluffs. Mrs Jennie Mills is on vacation and Chas Kelley of Lincoln arranged one day off, with Gus nearby, making all arrangements.
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Joe Blair Mrs Christie Seaman Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and daughter Pearl visited Mr and Mrs Win Weers for Sunday dinner The group churned a lot of homemade ice cream filling Erva and Joe with a city ice shortage due to the ice man's delay.
Mr and Mrs Peter Albers of Beatrice have returned from a vacation trip in Colorado.
Laurice Diller son of J Smith Diller is undergoing treatment at Odell Hospital for asthma and a developing anemia needing attention.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolyan visited Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends on Thursday evening for a birthday celebration. Pineapple ice cream and chocolate cake were served as refreshments. Gifts from the children delighted the mother.
Theodore Senior came home Friday from Ashton Idaho after weeks with brothers Ken and Rudolph. He says the boys are getting along well and have had a fine year with their game. Theodore notes he avoided Nebraska’s hot weather this year. Ben and Rudolph still live as bachelors.
The H H Club The Happy Hour Club met at Mrs James Hays home Tuesday afternoon with five members attend ing and three visitors Mrs Bowen Mr Newton Hays and Mrs Keith Hays. They visited and played rock with prizes won by Mrs Richardson and Mrs Keith Hays. Refreshments were served. the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs A O Richardson.
Five Bugbee relatives and kin gathered at Fairbury City Park last Sunday for a reunion. Attendees traveled from Fairbury Diller Jackson City Steele and McDonald to share meals and stories with Dana Bugbee and numerous Bugbee and allied families.
A company operates in a French war zone locating and destroying unexploded shells. Special trucks handle the explosives and transport each shell to an exploding ground. In six years, 1 460 000 tons of shells have been found.
The library announces daily hours and overdue fines. Patrons may renew by dropping a card at Diller Public Library. New adult books include Will Rogers Ambassador of Good Will Prince of Wit and Wisdom by P. J. O'Brien. Juvenile titles include Ox Team Days on the Oregon Trail by Meeker Driggs and more. A Halloween book of poems stories games and plays by Robert Haven Schauffler is added.
Rev L J Wolff pastor J Huliman Sept s Sunday school 9 30 no services Sunday morning The pastor will be at Platte Center Sunday Sept 20 English services Confirmation and Holy Communion Sept 27 German services with Holy Communion Our Mission festival will be held Oct 11 Railty afternoon and evening of Sunday Sept 20 Young People s Rally at Trinity Lutheran church in Beatrice Dr Col B Lewis Fremont Nebr traveling secretary of the Parish and Church Board main speaker He has always taken an active interest in the young people and we can be assured of a very interesting and helpful Rally Our young people are cordially invited to attend this Rally.
The Congregational Church calls members to the 10 o clock Sunday school for all ages and a 11 o clock worship service on the World’s Oldest Institution topic. The message urges full attendance and continued loyalty.
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