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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
8
A garbled note discusses South Africa mines and production figures. It mentions ophtams or ore output estimates around 1908 and yearly figures near 808 million in unclear units. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable terms.
A garbled page fragment mentions a Mothers' Club of America in New York and a named but unclear event or obituary. It references a baby born to a club member and a historical note about a former slave, with scattered phrases about prices, ice, and seaside scenery.
A distressed elderly man bursts into tears and pleads for a doctor after a frantic ride to town. He bemoans a decade of toothache and indigestion, then offers a dollar and a quart of his best as thanks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a jail and refuge concept with unclear context. No clear people, places, dates, or events readable to form a solid summary.
A jumble of items mentions Lambert of En Endicott learning talegraphy for $12 per year, C C Wella and wife transporting fat to St Joe, funeral preaching by Rev Metcalf at a Methodist church, opinions on land yields per acre, Beak trees and shade growth, Harbine lodge A. O gathering on Thursday, and J W Fouta sending real estate circulars likely to bring more land into the community this spring.
Naomi wineneleed O E 8 held Tuesday night election of officers for the ensuing term. Thomas Nelson was chosen W P with Mrs. Thos Nelson as A M. Mrs. Delbert Stotts named Con. Mrs. R. V. Folkers Asso. Con. Mrs. J. M. Price Secretary Miss Annie Steiner Treasurer Mrs. F. H. Our new applications for ship were wed and an elegant supper followed in the banquet room.
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