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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
1
Citizens State Bank assures depositors protection under the Nebraska Depositor’s Guaranty Fund. The notice notes timely interest on time deposits in the savings department.
Local items report Miss Glatys Cullv returning from University relatives visit while Flore Warthen travels to visit friends. Wesselman Co. opens a three night engagement in the opera house. Requests are made for returning a borrowed wheelbarrow. Will and Wednesday visits to Wymore and Vincennes are noted. New automobile numbers with black letters on yellow backgrounds appear in the area. Barn passengers from Vincennes travel Monday to visit their mother.
Transcript indicates a special session of a grand lodge of an ancient order in Omaha set new rates. The document notes the raise was substantial and tied to the organization’s member dues.
Mrs. FE Wolken spent Wednesday visiting relatives in Wymore. Mr. and Mrs. F W Wesenberg visited in Beatrice between trains Monday. The Diller Farmers Grain Co held its annual meeting in the hall yesterday. Mrs J Wy Matinas returned Wednesday from Beatrice. Mrs A E Plibal returned home Wednesday evening from Crete. Mrs J R Tucker came Saturday from St Joseph Missouri for her brother's funeral. Mrs Lafe Shipman returned Wednesday from Excelsior Springs Missouri for health. E L Look returned Tuesday from Gilead to attend Stock Co meeting at Gilead State Bank where he is president.
H Logan of the Shea neighborhood returned Tuesday from visiting relatives in Enid and Ponca City Oklahoma. His son William, who is...
The ad promotes Hagaler shock absorbers for Fords. It claims wide owner use and offers a 10 day trial with free removal if not satisfied. The contact shows You. J. D. Faters.
A compact snapshot notes a January 13 and 27 photo car event, a shelled rice price, and a Sun eclipse sighting. It reports 1471 automobile licenses issued in 1917 up to January 9, and mentions Dale Greed, a 12 year old, in hospital after an accident. It also covers a ranch sale near Fairbury with Steele City buyer K F McCullough for 40000 dollars and a fatal ladder accident involving J N Gohl’s eight year old son.
People in the vicinity of Mrer Nancy Clark received goods this week from her son Sam. Stem cases and can be used etre froit an nuts.
The article lists new officers for the Royal Naval Association and the MyoW.A. for January 7, 1917. Darr, Lass Roby, Anderson Seemann Clare, and Pean lare are named among the elected or confirmed officers in a joint roster.
Fragmentary text mentions a weekly borrowing record and a neighbor reference. Details are unclear but imply a regular activity or notation.
The committee drafts resolutions on the death of John Riddle. Diller Lodge No. 138 AOUW laments his loss and honors him as a devoted husband and father and upright citizen. The lodge approves draping the charter for thirty days and publishes the notice. Also noted is a bronze Lincoln Gettysburg tablet presented to Diller High School by the class of 1916 and absences of students Archie Trout Fred Legget Glen Colman and Allen Folkers.
The Diller girls won 22 to 20 at Hanover in a tight Friday match. The Diller boys also claimed victory marking their ninth consecutive Friday game as the team schedules future games with Fairbury High School and invites attendance.
The record notes a quiet title action filed by Willie Koa Nena E against a party in a dispute over property rights. Details of the case, including the exact property and court, are not fully clear from the fragment.
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