01 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
1
A faded parcel of notices from Diller Nebraska mentions seed inquiries and alfalfa sales. It notes a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Less Bill four miles south and carpentry on a front porch. Several Diller State University students return home for spring vacation.
For Sale notice lists the Clark Miller and Kennedy families from Faiz Scott A Miller. Details are fragmentary but indicate a property or item sale involving multiple families in a shared community.
A railroad car carrying coal from Colorado is described as bright and clean, signaling readiness for shipment. The note highlights durability and quality of the coal while indicating imminent track use.
The note lists miscellaneous items and ads: Poland Chips bred sow and a 175 egg incubator for sale, a 21" Carlon Elias Hedley paper hanging and mason work contact, and a Sunday visit by 21 Me and Mrs Arthur Grone with Violet to Mr and Mrs Fred Foreyth in Beatrice.
Miss Nellie Green spent the weekend with Diller relatives and returned to Lincoln on Sunday in a Ford roadster.
District court records compiled by F. E. Lenn tin Austin show the Fry retrial cost 1 978 45 with no expert witnesses. The first trial cost 2 116 76 and itemized charges include fees for Sallie, sailing, and other services in a brief, unclear accounting.
Mr and Mrs John W Miller of Dinsels visit Endicott to see a boy with a broken arm. They called Wednesday on Be sod tes Bot A Miller.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions July and officers to be appointed or present. The text is incomplete but indicates a planned event or appointment. readers cannot confirm details.
The annual election of library officers will be held Monday evening April 4 at 8 o’clock. The event is scheduled to appoint new leadership and confirm seats for serving officers.
A note from the Woman's Club states the planned meeting has been postponed and will be scheduled for a later date. Members are advised to watch for new announcements in upcoming notices.
Bud Bell accompanied a shipment of stock from Diller to the St. Joe market Sunday. The report records the transfer of cattle assets and notes the sale.
Dr W S Diller's dental office was burned out in Luray Kansas with all belongings lost but fully insured. Neighbors report several loads of wood were moved prior to the blaze.
The marriage of John Starr and Miss Velma Russel was solemnized at Lake Village Arkansas on February 14. John Starr, son of Mr and Mrs R F Starr, graduated from Diller high school in 1922 and plans to reside in Little Rock with his wife.
Groceryman C. H. Cully cut the end of the middle finger on Sunday while stocking. The local doctor was away, so Carl Di man took him to Odell for treatment where the finger was dressed and he has worn his right arm in a sling since.
Mrs Maria Musser received a number of ecards Saturday from friends in remembrance of her 74th birthday, which was a pleasant surprise. They were very thankfully received.
Mr and Mrs John ht and family of Scieneien to Diiler Sunday visited Beatsics with relatives after several days of calls and returning home.
Incomplete obituary fragment notes Asi aged years. Also mentioned are Mrs Ida Murdock and a son R. E. Colman of Lincoln, Nebraska.
The N R C club met at the home of Mrs Bes Sieboltse on a Wednesday afternoon with club members and children in attendance as reported by The Visiter of Edna.
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