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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
3
A quirky ad likens choosing a bank to a baker selecting flour. It argues a bank should fit an individual's needs, claim ing safe loans and personalized service rather than rigid requirements.
Community events announced with dates for Jefferson Co Fair from August 15th to 21st and Nebraska State Fair from August 28th to 31st, including events continuing through early September.
Rye is offered for sale by Henry Wiemers. The Moe club meets the second and fourth Thursday each month at Diller Filling Station. Mary Wright was quite ill but is reported better now.
Examined fragments mention a location near 6th Street and a note about betie. No clear event, names, or organizations readable. The readable text suggests a local street reference and initials or misspelled words, without concrete actions or outcomes.
For Beatrice resident Richard, memories of a last week gathering with Diller friends are shared, highlighting social ties and local community bonds.
A short, unclear notice from 1886 hints at a fire at Stens Stal Cie eteiler in Fairbury Nebraska. Names Vince Tomtegeventon and Will Brandt appear tied to the event, with reference to the late J. H. Brandt.
A wares renewal was received this week from Miss Clare Steiner, formerly of Diller, now residing in Honolulu Hawaii.
A fragmented note urges cutting finishing costs by half and mentions pricing at five cents each for whatever size and three cents each for per rate. The terse message remains ambiguous about context or scope.
Local charity requests donations of worn shoes for all ages and genders. Collection point listed as near Bonham theatre during the fair hours, with items wired to a central sorting site.
Fragments from a chaotic text hint at a family count and a hidden name. Readers must infer the number of coving siblings and identify a vague relative referenced in a garbled note.
John Meyer rests at home after caring for a sick pet affecting his mobility for a few days. He plans visits with relatives in Hebron Bruning and Obkiows to aid recovery.
A Guide Rock resident travels to attend the funeral of a family member. The event underscores community ties as mourners gather to pay respects and honor the deceased.
Children under 15 admitted free every day from August 21 to 24 at Thayer County Fair. The notice marks the event's dates and entry policy for young attendees.
The fragment describes interior work on i on returning and notes paint activity during the past week. Further readable details are limited.
Mrs Fry and her daughter plan a day trip from North Platte to visit Diller relatives and expect to return Sunday. The trip is described as brief with family ties highlighted.
Rev. R. M. Harris and Supt. L. H. Siekmann fished Wednesday night on the Little Blue but were unable to catch any fish as bait quickly vanished.
Fragmentary text discusses a garden measurement error with figures 108 inches versus 12 feet and a stray reference to a number two. The readable portion offers no clear event, date, or proper entities to anchor a full summary.
Rev. W. F. Clark, pastor of the Diller church, and his wife paused briefly during their return journey.
A Bally Sunday Picnic was slated for a baseball game with the school superintendents of the county involved. Mr. Sunday is to umpire the game, with trees noted in the context of the event.
The organization Fa ean reports a meeting in Goa to review three ongoing projects. Members aim to finalize goals, with committees assigned to continue work in the coming month.
Mrs Fran Palmberg and I Wiemers returned from a vacation and resume their jobs. The pair were noted for taking time off together and are planning to resume duties shortly.
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce motored to Lincoln. Sanday.
A report from the local police describes a petty assault in a nearby neighborhood. The incident involved a resident who was attacked by an unidentified assailant and police are investigating for details and suspects.
According to a Daykin report the state road maintainer on Highway 15 was completely destroyed by fire early Wednesday about 9 o'clock a few miles north of Fair. The cause is not yet known and no injuries are mentioned.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions named individuals and a date but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. The readable bits include references to persons such as Nokes and Stack and terms like dam or notice, but no complete actions, locations, or outcomes are discernible.
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