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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
1
February 6 sale to include 13 horses 4 sows and farm equipment 14 miles north and 5 west of Diller. Diller area resident D H Greider dies after two weeks with pleuro pneumonia. Mrs A M Diller rushed from Beatrice to comfort family.
A terse fragment from Fairbury hints at civic ambitions and community events. The note mentions the town and its residents seeking a hopeful outcome through local efforts and public spirit.
Mr and Mrs Jas Packer hosted a gathering for the Roth Club at their home, with guests enjoying conversation and refreshments in an intimate social setting.
Fragmentary notes show social visits and family events in and around Beatrice. Mrs Diehl returned Monday to visit her parents at Beat Harbine hosts a circle hunt with no wolves caught. Mrs Diller attended her brother D H Greider’s funeral then returned home. Alfred Wright visited with his group before returning home Tuesday.
Fragmentary classified note lists a Kodak and outfit for sale associated with Yale. Details are unclear but item appears as a personal sale notice.
An item identifies John W. Williams as an era figure associated with Mr. ng tive, noting his status as an early community member and a reference point in local history.
An assorted local page lists items for sale including farm wagons and roosters. Visitors mention business in Diller while several residents travel to Crawford and Belle Plaine for transactions and funerals. Funeral attendance includes Mrs Diller and Mrs Greider with stories of neighbors’ surprise anniversary celebrations.
Fragmentary OCR discusses prices and a meeting place described as a school room for studying quality. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. The text hints at arranged prices and a gathering space but lacks concrete details. The item remains a partial notice with limited actionable facts.
Co Supt Harriss traveled through Diller yesterday between trains. J D F Tryecan of Bird Coffee offers the best you ever drank at the Racket where S Ibs cost $1.00. E S Diller shipped stock to St Joe in a mixed car load. Three wolves were seen near Giedstone west of Fairbury last week. Mr and Mrs J E Kerr and Mrs Depue were called to Gilead Nebr on the death of Clarence Depue’s child.
Mrs Henry Fanders attended the funeral of Ernest Stahl then visited relatives at Diller and a line before returning Wednesday to her home in Selida Golo
C E Waggoner returned Tuesday from a business trip to St Joe. Walter Greenwood came Friday to his Colorado homestead claim. P Hadsell of Lincoln visited Rev Hadsell and family. Alta Stocker of Superior visited brother J C Stucker and wife. The mother of Mrs Herman For Sale 145 acres near Diller with possession sold March 1. See C B McCall Diller Neb ar 3.
In a terse market bulletin, Dunne and Goss are noted to have sent tidings affecting shares. Details remain fragmentary but the note signals early trading interest and cross market chatter among investors.
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