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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
1
Items include sale notices for Louis Lohr and wood at $3.00 a rick, alfalfa and bread ads, a move by Paul Renz to a family farm, a visit by Elton B of American Co, and Farmers Union stockholders planning a meeting on January 21 with various local names such as Miller’s restaurant and Diller State Bank mentioned.
Notices warn county auto owners to obtain new lumber plates by January 16 with arrests to follow. The fragment mentions Frankie of Lincoln and a pastor of a church as involved in a filing for a democratic congress seat. A death in Pawnee is noted with doctors citing a brain blood clot as the cause.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions old officers and a raised concern over the association’s direction. The readable portion references leadership and ongoing changes but lacks complete names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
The notice states all gasoline sales will be cash only starting January 5 unless customers pay on the first of the month. The policy cites adherence to a filling station rule referenced by Fanders and Robertson.
In Fairbury the attempt to appoint a guardian for Henry Watson, an elderly resident, was dismissed in Judge Nu s court. The case concerned the person and property of Watson and the proceedings reflected the court s decision on guardianship.
An advertisement invites attendance at a masquerade ball Friday January 20 at Sibie's Hall with prizes for the masked person. The notice notes a racing event and mentions a life insurance company with $1,544,450 in force as of January 1.
The Citizens State Bank of this parish becomes a member of the Agricultural Investment and Sant company allied with war finance efforts. The move is described as highly beneficial to farmers involved in the program and aims to support agricultural producers during the war.
The obituary notes the passing of a 69 year old man, survived by his wife and one daughter. Services were held yesterday with friends and relatives attending.
All the old officers of the community club were re elected at the meeting held Monday night F E Hale president J W Fouts
Walter ter will be here to buy horses this afternoon. Nye-Snyder-Jenks elevator at the station is undergoing repairs. H Z Diller is filling his ice house with eleven inch ice shipped from Crete. Habicht store in Diller launched a ten day sale. Farmers Grain Co annual stockholders meeting held yesterday in the opera house. Mrs R W Green passed away early this morning near Steele City. Sarah Witty, well known resident of Diller, is ill and Fred Witty is listed on the family place.
Mr and Mrs E R Myera of Fairbury drove to Burlington to catch train No 16 for Missouri to attend the funeral of L W Myers's father, a carrier on one of Diller's mail routes.
A mother and her ten children aged from nine months to fifteen years were sent to the Gage county poor farm in Blue Springs on Tuesday. The report notes the group’s move as part of local welfare arrangements.
Mr. Axtell, 62, lifelong county resident, previously engaged in lumber in Fairbury. He served three terms as representative, chaired the committee of amie in 1921, and held roles on committees of committees, insurance, and child welfare.
Roy N Overgard has been nominated for postmaster at Ply mouth. He is a 30 year old wartime veteran and has served as rural mail carrier at Ply mouth for about two years.
The notice describes a Nebraska born groom from near Diller now living with parents on a Milbank area farm and mentions warm friends in the vicinity wishing her well in her married life. It notes the groom Aden and his roots and family context prior to the wedding.
Veteran of the Sew Dust Ring, identified as Mr. Greer, died after an illness or incident near Sapulpa Oklahoma. He had planned Christmas in Fairbury with relatives and friends and had recently moved there. He previously lived elsewhere before moving to Fairbury in 1600, and his passing occurred at a hospital.
Fragmentary OCR text refers to multiple local items including residents and venues. Names and places are unreadable, but hints at community notices and brief mentions of events without clear details. The partial content provides no coherent incident or outcome to summarize precisely.
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