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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
1
A garbled column mentions Notary Public and Insurance, sales of out of season goods at Nelson's, envelopes printed for 75c, visits of Homer Thomas and Mrs. Ry to Ellis, Mrs J C McClay from Fairbury visiting Ballards, and corn planting talk. Also references to local people Charley Bishop Gilmore Axtel Kane and J W Sutton with prices and small ads about restlessness and sleep aid.
A member, Schoal Dra amen, is sick causing a postponement of the scheduled meeting. No further details given.
Fragmentary ads and notices describe wallpaper offers, moves of household goods to Fairbury, a pile ointment advertisement, and references to standard goods from Columbia and Van-Brunt. Mentions of Sutton Townsend and J. O. suggest local names in a mixed page snippet.
For sale by J. W. Sutton. Mrs. W. T. Ward arrived last week with her daughters. Mr. Charey to WwW t and Geo. Orm. We un-
C. C. Welle was in town this forenoon visiting a neighbor about eight miles northeast when an incident occurred. The burial will take place as soon as arrangements are completed.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named M. Hal and several garbled phrases about miles, places, and a car or road context. No clear event, date, or full names are readable to establish a concrete news item.
Obscure notices mention a soil sample from Charley Cully near his homestead claim and a public sale slated for the 28th led by auctioneer J B Wright. Also references a druggist Berry of Grand Island and a tax assessment sum of eight thousand dollars from the Grand Island and K C & C.
The Gazette reports on officials from the state auditor's office, noting personnel movements and the bright condition of a key figure amid ongoing audits. The piece emphasizes favorable developments and office activity without sensational details.
The 634 Fellows will organize a lodge here that night and serve a supper fee attendees are invited to join the event.
A garbled note suggests J. W. Surror holds the crate and will act to improve prices as soon as weather allows. Nearby references mention Wn. J. cha and pine gestae in the northeast of Diller, Sekae, near the latter place.
A contemporary notice praises the Champion binders for quality and suiting buyers, urging purchasers to visit the J. O. exhibition to compare rivals and place orders.
The text reports a dispute over moving a stock of goods from Endicott to Beatrice and mentions J L living east of the city. It notes an incident involving 15 year old Charley Adams with an eye injury in a farm setting, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
A brief note promises better service to readers, stating there is no way to be more helpful at the moment. The message emphasizes ongoing commitment to assist and support with information and guidance.
Joe Tatum and Jim Pickard have secured a shop space in town after renting the Sadie property. The only vacant business room remaining in town is now taken for their venture.
A brief, damaged advert mentions common accidents and cures including sprains and bruises. It touts Ballard's Snow wedge wig as a constant favorite family remedy sold by J. W. Sutton at prices 25c and 50c.
The G A R and W R C held a gathering Saturday evening on March 15 regarding Mrs Alf Waggoner. The event involved members of the Inter organization and discussed related activities.
Frank James steps away from the James brothers in Missouri amid ongoing legal actions. The move appears tied to family disputes and past criminal associations affecting the brothers' ventures.
A garbled report mentions a seven coach train and a local club, with the town expressing interest in a commercial project. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Fragmentary OCR shows rail fare figures with destinations Billings Cody Helena Butte Portland Tacoma Rossland and price entries like 5.00 2.16.75 and 25.00, indicating a multi-city Burlington Route rate listing with Montana and Pacific Northwest links.
Fragmentary text hints at a mail order context with unclear names and dates. The readable portion mentions rows and a six item sequence but provides no concrete events or identifiers to anchor facts.
Readable fragments describe a church service for Mrs Waggener Panerai with a ceremony including a benediction and a procession. An order of service mentions Rev Henry and a solemn ritual at the Dearven church with attendees accompanying a casket covered by flowers.
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