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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented note describes a call to stand up for a youth named in the text. The body mentions Anis business and a request to act in the individual’s name, but details are unclear. The wording suggests a plea or advocacy action involving a person referenced as Boy.
A jumble of notices and ads including harness repair oiling and piano tuner visits. Farmers Grain Co meeting to decide on building a new elevator at Dillerecon. Juries listed for Parthief court. ice storage by Sam Thompson, 170 tons stored from Crete for next summer demand.
The 2825 model radio is praised for appearance size and quality with strong claims of clear sound. Advertisers urge customers to see hear and buy now or risk missing out on the feature rich set.
The Womans Club will meet Tuesday after noon with Mrs Colipiter the Great to present the program.
An event held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robertson in Robertson to honor a special occasion. Attendees included local residents and family members, with convivial refreshments and shared memories.
Professor Swezey from the university warns that tomorrow’s partial total eclipse will be best seen in the early morning. A small piece of paper may be required to view the event clearly.
The Dorhad plan of the M E church held a social at Kensington at the home of Arthur Grone Thorday on January 15 with a program featuring Eugene Diller violin and piano readings by Mead Cully and W G Roberson. Mrs Boe Geer presided, guests listed include Pierce Matching Acherson Baker Davis Frank Colly Cully and the Misses Martin Mabon and Elizabeth Dainty, refreshments served to about forty attendees.
Neighbors gathered at G T Eick's Diller area farm on January 19 to celebrate his birthday. Relatives enjoyed baskets, a meal, music, readings, and a community program featuring speakers and a violin solo.
An evening event on Wednesday January 21 at the Christian church brought Federated church members together. Rural attendees were royally entertained while metropolitan guests formed a distinct line, reflecting a friendly community gathering.
The group M, We A. plans its sessions on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, setting a regular cadence for activities and discussions.
Dr. G H Newton operates an eye nose and throat practice in Fairbury Nebraska. The listing notes his specialty and location for patients seeking ENT and eye care services.
Market brief lists Wheat No 1 Corn and Oats with quotes about butter quality and prices. Odd spellings suggest OCR noise but indicate farm goods pricing and dairy rates. Readers see price cues and commodity names amid unclear punctuation.
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