Local Farm Sale And Town News From Diller
Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber sold their farm located one and a half miles north and three quarters east of town to Mr and Mrs William Born. The deal was handled by HH Green Real Estate. Alfred Suisse bought the house for 200 dollars. A school board meeting discussed stricter driving rules near the school. Residents note traffic issues and a long road trip with mentions of local visitors and park births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Grabber
William Born
Drdt
HH. H. Green, “Real Estate
Baseball Meeting Friday and Town Notes
Local baseball organizers plan a Friday meeting with an April 8 session for interested players. A Sunday practice is set at 2 p m at the city ball park. The track and diamond require repairs for spring use and drainage, with a locked gate proposed when unused. Community visits include residents from Diller Edgar Lincoln and Fairbury for weekend activities and medical updates on Scott Miller after two operations.
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Ball Park
Box
Holle
Mavis
Lincoln
Scott
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