Diller Notes and Local Harvest Outlook
Mrs E Tarnow visits Diller as relatives gather in town. Reports cover street work fixes, elevator activity, a court case, a chautauqua upcoming in Steele City, and wheat yields with Gretzinger and Shepherd threshing results. Local leaders, church topics, and multiple visits by regional residents are noted amid seasonal rains and car scarcity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Gretzingzer
Gretzinger
Tranna Tayior
Myers
Shepherd
Homemade sorghum for sale by Fred Perkins
Readable lines note home made sor ghum for sale with limited supply. If you want some of this come early as the supply is limited. Signed by Fred Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Billeva
Jefferson County
Lincoln
Jane
Bills
Nebraska
Ecdicott
Diller State Bank
Fairbury
NON. G
N.N.G
Fred Perkins
Remark on English women’s voting age surprise
A remark notes that many women in England will gain the vote, a fact considered remarkable because suffrage is restricted to women over thirty. The exchange highlights how the new policy broadens political participation among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Air route plan eyed between London and Paris
A fragment notes discussions on establishing an air route linking London and Paris. The brief mentions a possible state involvement and the goal of forming a transcontinental air link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aris
BROKEN ENGLISH NOT BROGUE AT TWO STAGES
A readable fragment notes a discussion on language style labeled broken English and indicates two instances or stages. The text lacks clear names or places, making a precise event or outcome difficult to determine.
Cat Robs Pantry As Cake Remains
A domestic scene reports a cat entering the home and eating all pantry contents except a cake. Mrs Newwed notes the cat’s appetite while Mr Newwed praises the creature’s wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Mary
Mrs. Newwed
Mr. Newwed
Sugar Cane Growth Near Equator Described
The passage notes higher salinity away from the equator and describes sugar cane stalks as low and narrow near the scar, with thick hard stalks. It mentions the cane growing from young shoots to several feet tall and being cut and sent to a sugar mill after maturing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark’s Store
Rash F.V. Lowe, “Xu
Paris Green
Arner’s Drug Store
E. Tarnow
Diller
Chester Wilesx
Chares
Stella Gano
Barnes, Kansas
Fred
Elmer Barber
Mra. Wright
Coons
Snuman
Mattie Adee
The
University In
Farmers Stock Company
C. J. Clark
Delpha Brall
Ross Coons
A. H. Gretzinger
J. E. Kerr
Bernice of
Steele City
Farmers Co-operative Union of
P.D. Erehart
York
Grand Officers
P. Lodge
M. E. Church
Miles Pickel
S. H. Kurtz
Lancaster
O.L. Schumann
Denver
J. W. Fouts
Rudolph Lampe
A. L. Bowers
Edinburg
Texas
M. ©. Sampson
Mr. Bowers
Mr. Sampson
O. A. Roode
Verona
Wyo
A. T. Phelps
Kansas City
Mr. Phelps
Jansen
August Jaedicke
Ghreveport
Gollins
Washington County
Jaedicke
Washington
W. C. Palmer
Jones Chautangia Co
Chautauqua
South America
Colombia
Andes
Brazil
Charley
Vail
Torkins
T. W. Zoellin
Lyric Theater
Viola Dana
Bundy & Brehart
Equator
Mickie
KODAK
Kautz Studio
McDonald’s
Cale
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