20 Aug 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows stock hogs listing by F Hartzel and a series of family visit mentions. Notes include references to Elias meeting old Gain treek, a For Sale line for two cows, and Mrs. Howard Jeffries and Mrs. Dedtic Fanders visiting at the Tincher home in Guide Rock with relatives in Odell.
Incomplete text from a historical page shows a fragmentary line with names and abbreviations, offering no clear event, date, or place. The readable portions are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, or actions.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Fanders on Saturday August 14. Eyes are examined by Dr Adams successor to Dr Garland at 1114 N 6th St Beatrice. Mildred Mayborn visits Ruth Habicht at Worthington Minnesota. Grace of Heatrice attended the Diller picnic with the Sparks sisters Lucile and Pearl.
Mr and Mrs J E Shanks and their son Rev Glen Shanke with younger children arrived back Monday from an automobile trip to Hastings.
Chas Green and his daughter Mrs Will Bristol with her two children Harold and Mars Marie left Saturday in their car Ce Modoc Kans headed for an unspecified destination.
Amos buys a Chevrolet last week enabling Nabea to attend Diller High School without missing a day. The purchase supports her schooling and daily commute.
Bergfelde family and relatives were supper guests last week as Mr. G. Renz hosted visitors. Mayborn family returned Sunday from their stay in a town referenced as Tow a and Minnesota with local remarks about travel and residence.
Fragmentary OCR copy mentions Diller town, a home near Wood, and individuals with unclear roles. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize a specific news item.
A family plans a southern California visit by car, traveling from Fairbury through Lincoln Pi Windside and Diller and stopping in Boulder for a brief relatives visit before continuing to Los Angeles California.
Rev and Mrs Danninger, who motored here from ng ton Indiana, are visiting with their father, John G, as sisters Mrs C L Seeubee.
The editor and his wife returned Tuesday from a motor trip in their Chevrolet in Nebraska. Their article mentions a sixth day of travel and notes the rough conditions encountered along the route.
C. H. Cally undertook a business trip to Lincoln yesterday, reflecting a short regional engagement and professional duties in the city.
Cornbelt Lumber Co of Diller Nebraska announces a car of anthracite briquets made from selected hard coal pressed under high pressure for a harder product. The first car comes to Diller with a 15.00 per car promotional discount and potential savings of seven dollars per ton for bare burner coal. Exclusive agents for the product are named.
A Gage County Farm Journal note from Liberty confirms Charley operates a first class elevator. The item credits him with paying high grain prices, reflecting strong local market activity.
A lost Buick gas tank cap was found between Farmers store and Co. f. Fairbank's reported by W. C. Line. The item appears in a brief notice among other items including a historical fact about the Declaration of Independence and social notices about Mr. and Mrs. Frost of Blue Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Havelock visiting Everett Park last week.
Miss Frances McGinnis spent several weeks at the home of her friend Sotecaan in Fairbury before returning to Liberty. Details remain sparse in the fragmented report.
Fragmentary text notes Nes Diller arriving Monday noon with wife and others, visiting several parents, and returning home after a neat, calm trip. Details are unclear but indicate a local social notice about a family visit and travel.
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