13 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Clara Steiner and Fannie Carr visiting Fairbury on a Tuesday for a shopping trip. Other garbled names suggest local residents or community mentions with unclear dates or actions.
A. B. Staller, county superintendent of schools for Gage County, announces a farmers fair at the court house. Mrs Reed died of diphtheria Sunday night and two others are reported ill.
Eee offers Miesone Pippin apples for sale at a price of 50 with a note on Bale and Vin. The brief item indicates a local fruit sale listing.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice involving a sale or public action. Readable names and specifics are unclear but the item references officials and a legal process.
Fragmentary text reports a patient recovering from appendicitis surgery and mentions work shifts for an individual at R V ont and a start at a hospital. Other details are unreadable in the fragment.
A brief church note states Dr. Sexton from the synodical missionary group will address the congregation at Diller Presbyterian. It mentions transition plans and a member, Mr. Fry, relocating to Craiss Wee to work as a plasterer.
Brief note reports a marriage kinower recently. no further details, names, dates, or places clearly readable in the fragment. The item appears in a community notices section with limited legible content.
Readable fragments mention The Diller Ice Co and sale by Ww. Several stray phrases refer to stomach, relief, living place, and norms. No clear event, date, or complete details emerge from the damaged text.
The readable text fragment does not reveal a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a newspaper card. It appears garbled with no identifiable action or outcome.
A brief notice touts a one minute cure for croup described as pleasant to take for both young and old, attributed to J. W. 8u.
A garbled note describes a weak Ntomeck affecting the body and inviting wards off while overcoming dlerased. The readable text presents unclear terms and no concrete events or identifiable names.
Derene Late Pablie Males.
The dispute between Elmer Gr and E. L. Look over a lease at Bradt farm was resolved by arbitration last Saturday. A son of Wymore was found guilty of a fine not to exceed 100 dollars or to serve up to three months in the county jail.
An old county warrant dated December 6, 1876 and unsigned for $8 surfaces in Mrs. Hiner’s papers. It is made out to Jos Hiner the elder and signed by W. R Craig, chairman of the board of county commissioners, and David Work, county clerk.
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