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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
8
A jumble of church duties and community remarks discusses worship at 8 pm led by Pastor Rev M Pele and mentions a visit to Missouria relatives. The column also recalls a theft at the Diller picnic, a tire loss, soil and pecan growth thoughts, and Barney Oldfield’s remark on future car speeds.
Committee appointed to plan the fair and other preparations invites the whole school to attend Sunday services. Public worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The sermons will focus on The Everlasting and The South, with songs to be offered at America Park.
The report notes Gertrude Lincoln visiting and Herman Stahl’s son having a medical procedure in Beatrice. Mrs Ella Reece arrived from Kansas City to teach courses, while other family movements include a trip to Fairbury and kinship updates.
Mr and Mrs Williems Rehtes and Helen are mentioned in a partial reading of items related to a 19th or early 20th century notice. The fragmentary text lacks clear context, dates, or events.
The readable lines reference a dispute and a person named Cee Beed. No clear date or location is present. The text is garbled with no verifiable facts or names beyond a single alias.
Fragmentary reads list Diller Nebraska references with names and notes about schedules, possible events, and local items. The readable text mentions individuals and places guiding a small town update.
Per order of Leonard W of the District Court of County Nebraska the percet will remain open one hour dated August 14 1922 Lydia Schaedel Rowe guardian of the estate of said wards Frank L Rainatty
Passenger car carpenters and repairers 70 cents an hour. Freight car carpenters and repairers 68 cents an hour. To replace men on strike against the United States Railroad Labor Board decision. Young men who have finished farm or other work should apply at once for helpers in the car and locomotive departments with pathway to higher wages. For details and transportation contact Master Mechanic C B Q R R Wymore Nebraska.
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