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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
1
A plate of scattered Rural news from Fairbury and Havelock includes livestock shipments to St Joe, two carloads of hogs, and cattle movement. University student visit, area residents in Burlington shops, and farm feed and lumber mentions with price hints and contact phone.
A fragmentary report notes families returning to Wymore after a weekend visit. The text mentions a monthly meeting with plans for a forthcoming entertainment and a question to be announced in next week’s paper.
Lamp priced at 11.50 and nut at 9.00 highlighted by Cornbelt Lumber Co in a brief ad with phone 153.02. Shoppers were urged to visit the store for deals and to call for more information.
Personal notice lists a 15-80 International Harvester Co. tractor for sale in Nebr area. Contact Cavett at the provided phone number. Includes mention of training courses at a hospital and relatives in the city, with unclear local details.
Fragmentary OCR shows a lot 6 entry mentioning a bike and an add to Diller. Details are unclear but indicates a sale item linked to a location or person named Diller.
Affected property owners are urged to attend the annual meeting with voting and fee discussion. Details unreadable but emphasizes ownership and participation.
residents gather at city hall Friday night January 30 to discuss proposed legislation on a car license tax and its reduction or elimination. Roads Committee chair leads the discussion with Good requestingclarification.
From the very bottom of our hearts we thank the public for kindness during the last illness of our father the late Harlan Hadley. Their help and sympathy aided us in every need and in performing the final rites.
The Jolly Neighbors club gathered at Mrs. F. Grove’s home to organize efforts for Diller school activities. Mrs. E. S. Diller was elected chairman and Mrs. Roy Geer secretary treasurer. Attendance was light due to bad weather. The group adjourned to next Monday hoping for broader attendance.
An OCR fragment shows a tense Weadmen gathering with sharp exchanges over a subject described as Flapperiem. The text references family roles and social tensions, but the exact issue remains unclear due to garbled lines.
The will of Henry J. Watson delays estate distribution to Abe Watson and Mrs. Mary Snyder and confines profits to living sister’s children in England. It restricts the original legatees from selling or transferring property, keeping it within bloodlines while allowing personal legatees to dispose of it. The 1924 maker died January 14 1924, with a 30 000 dispute in Jefferson county court heard by Judge Fred W Messimore and attorneys Rainend Barnes and H E Sackett assisting.
A wedding took place at the home of Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis on Saturday January 24 1926 at eight o'clock. Their daughter Ethel Ellis married Kees Hays son of Mr and Mrs C A Hays both well known in the community.
A fragmented OCR note lists households in a local notice including Reantin and Dinner families and Abemapiu and Bigmlesd with various members such as Robert of Ak Mr and Mrs Henry Claude Roth Laman and Jobo Henry Mr and Mrs John Nickeson Jr and children Marvin and Phyliss Mr and Mrs William Nickeson Leo Long Helen Doris and others in Wymore and Stab family with Ruth daughter. The legible portions show multiple surnames and relatives across several households.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines a fee dispute involving a CPA named Goodaig. The readable segments mention charges, a possible audit, and potential resolutions, with emphasis on financial figures and party names in dispute.
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