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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
3
Fragmented listing shows various corn types with weights and prices plus farm poultry counts. The readable items include yellow corn, white corn, mixed corn, cream, and assorted hens and roosters with inconsistent figures and numbers.
Mr. E M Crocker asks for a suitable residence while a log chain is reported missing in the northern town area. Roy Roelfs is requested to be notified if found. Early Ohio Seed potatoes advertised for sale at 75c to $1.25 per bushel. Scott Miller Surgical dressings to be offered at Sevenay on 130 and 7 30 P M at the Library room. Several men named Diller Harold E Lott Wellington F Desa have passed army exams at Fort Crook.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during illness. Duane Wolken. Fred Clark was badly burned tending a bonfire when flames caught his clothes. Stan Worthington left Monday to visit Lt. Lyon Waggoner on furlough from Boston. Mrs Viers rode to Red Cloud with Mr and Mrs Robert Drake, leaving Saturday and returning Monday to visit their parents.
Readable fragments report a short note about Mrs Hannah Wolters staying at Niders during a Tuesday afternoon. The text is incomplete and lacks clear action or outcomes. No dates beyond relative time are provided. The piece resembles a notice or diary fragment with limited event detail.
Local farm notices report a new mite and lice spray for poultry housing priced at seven cents per gallon. application options include spraying roosts or painting. C. L. Geer Lumber-Coal and Paint distributes the product while Mr and Mrs Charley Barber relocate from a farm near Diller to their North Main street residence and anticipate a Victory celebration.
On Saturday April 10 teachers will take examinations at Fairbury High School Library and at Diller High School. Exams start at 9:00 and continue to 1:00 PM.
Seven year old Darrel Le Freiteg recovers from intestinal flu as visits and greetings unfold. Mrs Arnold Lottman visits brother Pfc Elton Goldsberry at Fort Crook. Local families host and attend birthday and Sunday dinners including Lorretta’s birthday. Mrs L J Wolff visits from Land Nebraska. Bud Lottman to join army Friday.
Mrs W G Tiastman of Sheldon Wisconsin reports return from Humboldt where they stayed with Tiastmans sister Mrs Ca Herwig. Heavy snow kept papers from reaching Sheldon and Mrs Tinstran notes there is still lots of snow. Mrs Roy Diller and Brownie the dog came back from El Cajon California after winter with husband and children. She visited Beatrice with sister Mrs Harry King before returning to Diller and displayed two freak lemons.
The Diller Stockmes 4H club met at the home of Mex Leger in March 1953. Details show discussion of meeting plans and events with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
Mrs Keith Hays leads the meeting at the home of Mrs Carl Ladington. Mrs O R Geer visits Washington D C with sights. Her brother serves at a submarine base and her sister works in the census department.
Mrs. Clarence Clover and Mrs. Delphine Clover brought Mrs. Ernest Mohr and children and W. W. Stephens of Exeter Neb to Diller for a visit with the Lorren Stephens family. Mrs. Mohr and family plan to move to Washington at the start of April to make their home. W. W. Stephens will stay longer. Mrs. Mohr is Lorren Stephens sister. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green received a message that their daughter Mrs. Cleo Patton and a soldier's wife arrived safely in Ozark Alabama and have yet to find a room with much filling. She did not know whether Bernard had
John Weers S S Sept 10:30 A M Sunday School 11:30 A M Church Service announced for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with scheduled activities.
Word comes that Rev. McCaskill of Beatrice is seriously ill at his home. Congregational Church announces minister Robert D. Hall and superintendent Mrs. Earl Weigel with Sunday services at 10 A M Sunday School at 11 A M.
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