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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
5
The editor notes a rental house in Diller available for occupancy. A second item mentions Heinz Sauer kraut sale at the Meat Market. 21 Glenn McMullen visited Washington on Wednesday to see friends and Mrs. Earl McMullen returned from visiting relatives in Havelock. A E Phihal shifts a private stock sale into a public sale planned for mid March with bills to be issued.
D Clem Deaver once led the Nebraska populist movement and later served as a Burlington landseeker information bureau agent with headquarters in died in that city from heart failure at age forty nine. Miss Aurel Tomemaker hosted Grammar room girls for her eighteenth birthday on Saturday evening February twenty first with games and a luncheon.
Col J B Wright reports a strong sale at the Roulston auction near St City. Horses sold well with mares bringing high prices. a span sold for 500 dollars and another for 446. Thirteen head including two yearlings and two two year olds brought 1968.50 dollars in total, averaging 115.42 per head.
A fragment notes a mood dip and discomfort described as being out of sorts and low in spirits, with a reference to a pan in the back and a notion of renewed strength or a money back promise.
T A Johnson of Fairbury received the contract to build a 56 007 fare home on Fairchild Bros ranch west of Endicott. The house will be modern in every respect, making two fine houses on the farm with the other already built. Dr Fairchild had a home there previously.
The modern Frank Warren home at Reynolds in Jefferson county nears completion. The 39 by 45 foot structure includes a 30 foot square basement, radiant heating, electric lighting from a gasoline engine dynamo, a pressure water system, red oak floors, beamed living and dining rooms, and hand finished interior decorating by Hansen and Willer of Diller.
Neighbors and close friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stotte Tuesday evening to mark their twenty years of marriage. The couple, recently recovering, were honored in a warm, communal celebration.
Eliza Burr Starr born near Cincinnati on February 9 1837 married Joseph W Starr on January 25 1865. They lived in Richmond Indiana and Steele City Nebraska before moving to Diller Nebraska then Cisco Texas. Surviving children include Elizabeth Wheatley Lydia Stucker John Vernon Starr William Burr Starr and Robert Frederick Starr. Eliza died January 20 1914 in Cisco while visiting her son. buried Richmond Indiana. Her husband died March 29 1911 in Cisco and was brought to Richmond for burial.
A plan to start a Public Library under High School auspices proposes a library room and a librarian, with patrons donating a book or its cash value annually to join an organizing association. Magazines welcomed if worthwhile. aim to benefit both school and community amid exam week and weather disruptions.
Blauser's advertises the Round Oak Range as a featured stove while a subscription club offer for seven papers at 18 cents is expiring after Saturday and organizers seek more signups before then.
Han Mathulka of Buffalo New York hails Dr Kings New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives a blessing to all my family. Price 25c at druggists or by mail Bucklen Company Philadelphia or address unknown.
Charley Barber topped the St. Joe market with a car load of first baby beeves shipped from the station last week. The pure bred yearling Hereford steers and heifers were in the St. Joe market four months ago at 7.30 per cwt. They gained well and when sold averaged 922 pounds selling for 8.55 per cwt.
Mr and Mrs John Harvey returned Tuesday from Phillips after learning of an accident involving their son Charles. Initial reports suggested a fall from a hay wagon but it is now believed he was kicked by a horse. His injuries were not serious and he was able to go home with his parents.
Rev James A Lewis of Milaca Minnesota praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a needed welcome guest in his home for years He urges fellow travelers to try Romaly and notes confidence in its effectiveness for occasional years to come Sold by Shutt and others to readers seeking relief from coughs and colds
A partial OCR fragment shows a bank report with figures and a sworn before date. It includes names like MAYBORN and references a cash or account entry. The text is incomplete and lacks full context.
The article notes 18th century matches between actresses and high born men. Lavinia Fenton became Duchess of Bolton, Miss Farren wed Lord Derby, Miss Brunton became Lady Craven, and Miss Bolton married Lord Thur ow. The earliest case, Earl of Peterborough, secretly wed Anastasia Robinson and later publicized the union before death.
A Boston Herald passage extols sugar as a blessing, noting even oversweetened coffee and cereal. contrasts with the idea of a pound of beef for breakfast. The fragment hints at sugar’s perceived value in daily meals and possibly consumer attitudes toward food choices.
A high school freshman essay on Alexander the Great presents a jagged, partially garbled citation. The student attempts to describe Alexander as quick tempered and grief stricken, but the text includes stray letters and broken phrases, yielding an obscure, partial quotation.
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