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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
1
The clumsy text records various local names and items from Sparks, Folkers, and Bixby areas, including mentions of Notary Public at an office, subscriptions, produce checks, and holiday visits. It references individuals such as Suzee, Mr. Diller, J. W. Sutton, Myrtle Wolford, and Mrs. Geo. H. Tonnemeker, with scattered notes on transport, injuries, and shop activity.
Fragmentary OCR describes an event involving Mrs John Harr from Beatrice and a person named Chant aes at Nels acres, with unreadable details. The readable facts identify names and place but lack a clear action or date.
In a surprising turn, Bob James secures a key win to claim the Sepa Aee title, with Wiehe trailing as a strong contender. The match showcased sharp moves and decisive scoring that reshaped the standings.
Fragmented text shows a price 55 and apartment related terms with partial phrases. The readable portions mention a fee and a payment sequence, possibly a rental or sale note. Key entities are unclear due to OCR gaps, but references to a monetary figure and an address context appear in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report of illness or disease at a post office involving a postmaster J W Peete and a person named J O Blauser. names appear garbled with other words and possible patient or witness references.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Denver Omaha Ha cia ea tatelans and references to LOUIs and prints west. The readable items hint at a timetable or schedule for events or places in a western region with multiple city or event names, but the text remains unclear and lacks coherent details.
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