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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
1
A garbled report notes people visiting relatives at Havelock and Beatrice. It mentions farmers between areas and wheat, a professor J A ng teaching at Fairbury. Other lines reference J C Grettznger moving, and J C Packer Stucker with wives visiting someone at Beatrice.
Disjointed OCR text references kerosene stores at Blausers, Oxfords discount items, and names such as C. Stucker and Clyde Hutchingam. Mentions farmers institute event scheduling, possible delivery changes, and travel by rail and auto. Content is fragmentary with several unreadable portions.
Local brief mentions buy hammocks at drug store. Mrs C B McCall returns from Kanets City. A newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Win Hill on July 2 weighs eight pounds. Civil service exam July 18 at Fairbury for postmasters at Harbine and Hollen. Miller family visits Dill Me and owns property in Diller. Appears scattered social updates and small notices from the community.
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