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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
1
A corn binder for sale by H. Cully and available rhubarb for canning from G. T. Mills. New duvet tam sales at Miss Ballard's. Wilson Brandt moved a wood pile and killed 52 rate. Mr. and Mrs. John Greider returned from Kansas City. C. L. Blauser and family came from Lincoln for a sale of her mother's household goods.
The note highlights the fronts of H. K. Shutt's drug store and W. A. Snyder's poetry venue. It identifies two local business and literary figures, suggesting a nearby storefront feature or notice in the newspaper page.
Max Bell, local manager for the Central Grageree Co., says grain purchases will restart. note extends to September and reflects a market rebound.
Mr and Mrs Gill of Raanaiph Nebraska are visiting their son or relative Wee Mlaking with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Hill and other relatives, traveling by car.
Fragmentary report describes Mrs Jenzie Windsor and a boy visiting with parents and traveling by car and train toward home, with several illegible names and places.
A W C T U convention will be held at an avenue location described as splendid with members urged to attend. A basket dinner is planned for midday, and all interested are cordially invited to participate.
Auction listing describes a 1920 Ford truck and a 1918 Ford touring car. Also includes a 4 hole Marseller corn sheller and a wheel plow. Contact shows a phone number 104704 for inquiries.
Harry Thompson began cutting corn on Wednesday. Misa Esther Innis secured schooling at Hubbell during her visit last week. A seven pound boy was born Sunday August 21 1921 to Mr and Mrs Frank Murray who reside five miles northwest of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Hadley of Endicott came Friday to attend the burial of his mother Mrs Herlan Hadley remaining until Saturday The Burlington will run a special train from Superior to the State Fairs via Wymore Sept 7 pass Diller at 6 45 am stop 10 01 am
Mr and Mrs Kearn Anna Frehricha formerly of Differ and their baby traveled from Peoria county Illinois to visit relatives in the Dilfer vicinity and Fairbury along with Ella Fredrichs and other kin last Friday.
A letter to Sheriff Emery demanded his resignation within 24 hours or face consequences. The sender claimed to relay the threat to federal authorities and prompted an official response.
Mrs Golda McKinley and her young daughter Bernerdino return to their Urgi home in City Ia to visit relatives and see the family at burial. The message notes family ties and travel from Iowa to attend a burial.
Corn around Diller Milly south of town shows heat stress after one or two days of hot winds and drying rain.
Peter Remsey came back Monday from a trip to Towner Colorado where he and his son Harry each hold land interests a quarter section and a half section respectively as noted in local records.
Readable fragments mention Mr Krinbring and Mr Rogemilier with Danish origins. The passage hints at a formal act or meeting but provides no clear event, date, or outcome. Entities include Krintring and Rogemilier. no organizations or places are specified.
Rhue Green spent Wednesday night at his parents home and left yesterday for 8 to finish his ad season as platform manager for the Standard Chautauqua System.
Attendees who visited Carleton Chautauqua last year returned home late last evening, marking the close of the circuit program.
Vacancy for a mail carrier positions at the depot and post office offers twenty dollars a month plus on the job training. Learn typewriting and more. Inquire at the depot.
Announcements have been received that Mr Hobart F Engelman son of Dal and Elisabeth Speckman of Koygan Wis plan marriage on the 18th. The couple will reside on the farm 33 miles east of Diller and will be at home after September 5th.
Members A iD will be held Friday Ce. Hal fr wes discussion of a recent Anderson, Secy.
A community notice announces a chicken pie supper to be held in the city. Proceeds support local groups. Attendees are invited to join, with details on date and venue to be announced.
Late evening August 27 begins at 6 o clock with a community program by Keystone classes. Reasons include enjoying pie watermelon ice cream wafers popcorn and candy. At 8 o clock a free musical program features local performers and a ladies’ sewing group.
Mr and Mrs John Lottman and two children came back Tuesday after a month with relatives at Twin Brooks South Dakota. They were summoned by the illness of her father Debo De Vriess a former Diller resident who died August 16. Adam Smothers of Council Bluffs Indiana a former Diller resident was en route to attend his sister in law Mrs Harlan Hadley funeral but was delayed due to sickness in his family preventing a longer visit.
The season is on and poultry men should stay alert as rats threaten feed eggs and fowls. Rats are inveterate enemies and cause widespread depradations, especially to eggs and poultry stores.
Caution about tenant pests in property management notes that one pair can multiply to over two thousand in a year, causing heavy trouble for owners who neglect control. The passage warns of the burden and risk of infestation if not addressed promptly.
An unclear accident report from Diller residents Ed Woods and Andy Strawbacker notes their auto trip toward Colby ended when lights failed and the car tipped over. Strawbacker sustained injuries described as serious but not life threatening. he was treated at a local medical facility. The incident remains unexplained as witnesses and authorities review what happened during the moment of the upset.
Fragmentary ad listing second hand plow by Fanders and Robertson. Text mentions glasses, “A. D. Ack Falcon Services” and practice of queers but readability is poor.
A playful note announces the Band-O-Singers visit on the third, featuring operatic baritone Taylor and cornet player, promising clean clever fun on the western tonek task. The item reads as a quirky local snippet with incomplete phrases and disjointed words.
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