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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
5
Mrs. Ben Henrichs returns Sunday from Wy more relatives visit. Notices about farm stock and cattle appear with references to August Roelfs building a frame stable on his farm and feeding a large herd of cattle.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a constipation remedy claim and notes Miss Averil Fouts visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. Fouts during holidays at State University. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
Early ad notes nearly new piano for sale with a big price cut and cash or time terms. Also mentions a Joliet cornsheller purchase, local business notices, and several short personal updates about residents and travel in Omaha and nearby areas.
Mr and Mrs R L Oaks traveled to Beatrice on Tuesday to visit their daughter Mrs King and family for a night and left Wednesday to spend six or eight weeks with her sister Mrs Orteva Blauser McLaughlin in Albermarle North
Ed Woods traveled to Omaha on Wednesday to tend cattle for his feed yards. Miss Ballard received new goods for the Christmas trade. Will Weigel arrived from Kansas City to spend the holidays with his family. Miss Gladys Viers came from Topeka to visit Dr. B. Viers and family. A farce comedy with sketches and vaudeville is at the opera house tonight and tomorrow night. Tickets 10 and 25 cents.
Returned piano A 1 shape good tone at a bargain. Call Hospe Co Omaha Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stafford visited J D Fanders home and returned Sunday evening to Fairbury.
In Chicago on Monday Bhutt Drug Co Mitchell faced events connected to pheno relatives as reported in box paper edition 88-21.
A reader from Garbutt reports using a common cough medicine for children. They praise its effectiveness and note its broad availability, saying it works better than any other product they have tried.
A puzzle instruction describes drawing a figure by lifting the pencil up to four times and never crossing or retracing any line, with a claim about drawing constraints of three vs four lifts. The text is fragmented and emphasizes alternating lifts to complete the figure without repeating paths.
Mr. and Mrs. B F Lightner attended a family gathering at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B C Burkett in Odell on Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or entities. No identifiable people places organizations or dates emerge to form a valid news item. Summary cannot be produced from supplied garbled content.
A new shop opened at Shea and aims to attract nearby residents with attentive service. Owner Paul M. Logan signs a pledge to treat customers well and keep prices fair while inviting the community to visit and patronize.
A mortgage released February 22, 1889, was filed for record in the register of deeds office this afternoon. The instrument was held by Wm. Taylor and covered property owned by George Place in the vicinity of Diller Beatrice Times December 16.
Twelfth Grade notes recap Diller High School's 7th win after a 22 to 11 home victory led by Captain Neal Diller with Steele City official Rupert Andrews refereeing. Upcoming away game at Fairbury and January schedule include Diller opponents Fairbury Hanvoer Kan Fairmont DeWitt Steele City and a College game on December 29.
Three good dairy cows and three fresh heifers are listed with price eight dollars. Marten Fanders Misa Grace Myers and Dale Reinhart from State University Lincoln are home for holidays. Mr and Mrs John Maw and daughter arrived from Mil don Sask Canada to spend winter with Nebraska relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ww A Cherry returned Wednesday from visiting a couple of days with their daughter Mrs Earl Pearce and family in Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs E R Henrichs and their children traveled from Gil ead to visit on Sunday braving a snow storm arriving by Ford Sedan.
Wayne Thompson, twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs S J, was operated on around Saturday for splenoidisii s and is recovering nicely at home.
Mrs. C. Lavoo and her children return to their Pueblo home after a four week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chag Brandt.
Prof ee Green formerly of Dill er boy background teaches in Fairmont city schools and accompanied the basketball team from Fairmont to face the Diller squad in Saturday night action.
Sheriff Frank Acton of Beatrice notified Tuesday that several Wymore merchants would be required to cancel a punch board game under penalty of prosecution. The state attorney-general has ruled the activity contrary to law and instructed county attorneys to enforce the ban.
On long winter evenings boys on the farm make bird houses of varying sizes to suit different birds. Placed in hedges or trees these houses attract birds that help reduce insect ravages on the farm.
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