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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
1
A damaged OCR passage references ice making weather and Christmas time with stray mentions of Kansas City, electric roads, vaccines, pests, and eastern capitalists. The text is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable people beyond generic place names.
The fragment discusses Mr. and Mrs. D K Calkina visiting Lincoln for Christmas with their daughter and family. It mentions Hiatt of Harbine Wynee visiting with parents and references various relatives. A note on health and a remedy suggests bowels. Mrs. John Bixby mentioned as last alive.
An article describes a new telephone company extending lines in West Beat, aiming to connect with the Jefferson community at Jelmelon Hill. It notes delays due to exchange building, with work expected to finish by January 1, 1808, and loss or schedule changes impacting Beatrina on September 16.
The readable fragments describe a local event with names and places, though key details are unclear due to damaged text. The item appears to be a brief community notice or notice of a meeting with involved individuals and a location.
A report notes an incident involving an escape and a group of children seen near a mall in Lincoln on January 18th. Authorities advise caution and request any witness information.
An OCR damaged notice contains fragmented names and phrases about graves or burial topics. The readable pieces do not form a clear event, date, or involved persons.
Fragmentary note discusses a purchasing plan for shavings and recurring buy tomorrow with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion hints at a future shopping action but lacks concrete entities or locations.
Fragmented OCR text references a person and family in a city, mentioning names and a move from one place to another, with unclear dates or events. It preserves minimal identifiers such as person, place and a relocation gesture within a late era newspaper snippet.
Fragmented text mentions coal and place Pelasine with unclear names. No clear events dates or organizations readable. The readable bits point to a rural industrial context but lack concrete actions or outcomes.
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