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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
1
A fragmented notice reports the death of a local figure tied to the Republican party and church membership. It mentions burial at Prairie Hope and upcoming obituary publication, with references to relatives including B. E. But and Iam and others.
Mrs. Ooka Lottman suffers from tonsillitis. Clair Barnett seeks two harvest hands for Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Geer drove to Hanover Kansas for a pleasure trip. Noah Hanley from Steele City area attended to business in Diller Monday. Exchange elevator and other buildings advertised for auction tomorrow afternoon. Harold Bowers recently passed an examination in Omaha and has taken a drug store job in Winner South Dakota.
Oliver Diehl attends summer school at the state university and stays with the father of Aaine of Sorteali a oath chain, Dr. C. C. Diehl, during the week.
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs T E Tucker hosting a gathering for a neighbor’s child in Glendale Iowa. Other names appear garbled, suggesting a social event or misread notices.
Leonard Richardson started cutting wheat Saturday. Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith and baby visited Sunday with friends and relatives in Lincoln. For sale a John Deere binder in good shape canvases almost new inquire at the Record office. 2018 Tuesday noon and the car load f twing he received is going out very rapidly and Mrs L M Cavett.
The readable lines show a garbled home service pitch mentioning delivery or driving out and storing hay. The piece includes stray phrases about rain and asking customers to call for service, but is largely unintelligible.
A. E. Southwick offers a 150 foot cable stacking outfit with four poles and carrier. C. Andrews notes a Jack moved to the Shea farm with a ten dollar service fee. Saathoff's implement store stocks machine and tractor oils. Charley Green has a threshing outfit ready to begin threshing in the Diller vicinity.
A fragment notes Frank Tucker arrived Friday at Greider's Cafe with a toast of bread offered free to patrons. The brief item reads as a local social snippet from the community page.
Bids will be received for roofing with Standard Mule Hilde shingles and for plastering ceilings of two rooms in Dist No 70 Diller Nebraska. Bids to be refused or reissued as noted. J Smith Secretary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wheat and a person named Cora with unclear context. No definite event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
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