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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
3
Public notice from the Mary Y W C A detailing life saving rules for swimmers. Advice covers heat exhaustion eating after swimming heart trouble and avoiding risky behavior in boats and cold water. It explains eye stone use from shells to remove foreign substances from the eye.
The itemized notes report Nellie Green and others from Lincoln visiting homefolk on the 4th. Dr G H Newton of Fairbury is listed. Several families including Mayborns, Wallace, Lentz, and Saylor are noted visiting relatives in various towns. A seven pound daughter to Francis Wallace near Diller and a dislocated elbow treated by Dr Diehl are recorded along with multiple motor trips and a marriage announcement for Harry C Lohr and Phebe Jean Farley in Casper Wyoming.
Four hundred acres near Harbine from the Klass Janssen estate sold at public sale conducted by administrator H. W. Scheve. A southward quarter adjoining Harbine went to Fred Sandman for 26500 dollars. A 240 acre tract north of Harbine on Cub creek, including the home farm, was sold to William Janssen for 24000 dollars.
A witty two line joke suggests thieves pair up so one can deflect blame if caught, highlighting shared blame in crime. The quip frames a light humorous take on criminal collaboration and accountability.
The item mentions no American city census for mosquitoes, M. W. A. meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays, a weather remark, an ad for Frost King products, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Snyder of Hannibal Mo to W. A. Snyder’s home. W. A. Raymond traveled to Lincoln for a drugstore stint while clerks vacation. Mrs. Susan Brandt and Mrs. Sallie Kelly visited Blue Springs and Wymore.
Mrs. Bertha Stotts and her children depart for a vacation visiting Lincoln and Hubbel in their recently purchased Ford roadster from Callen Bros.
A humorous remark claims Ford vehicles bring consolation since they have endured much in this world and will, in time, go to heaven. The quote reflects lighthearted optimism about car ownership and durability.
Miss Maxine Colman traveled from Arapahoe after visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Asa Colman. She stayed with her aunt Mrs. R. W. Green until Friday and then departed for Lincoln with her grandmother Mrs. Sarah Witty, who plans a two week visit there.
In Wilmington Illinois farmer Wil lam Steen saved Miss Celia Sallon from a mother wolf after she picked up a cub in a plowed field. Steen beat off the enraged animal with a club when a gun was not available, and the wolf fled.
A humorous vignette recalls a tense moment as a learner negotiates nerves and a near miss. The dialogue centers on a driving lesson and the pounding heart signaling fear and relief.
A Rhode Island Red hen that adopted beagle puppies on J. W. Cesan’s Springfield farm has been driven from the barnyard by the pups. The hen seeks refuge in the hen run, while the farmer decides to let her live out her life instead of sending her to the chopping block.
The article proclaims a figure named Modernist-Man as master of all elements. It asserts risks from a flying machine or submarine, and hints at a looming fatal outcome despite confidence and threats.
A description of the blue whale detailing its extreme size up to 90 feet and 75 tons, its diet of red crustaceans and shrimps, powerful strength capable of dragging ships, and its status among whale species. It notes related finback whales can reach high speeds and mentions uses of whale products.
A law suit from Charlemagne’s era is being tried by Andorra’s tribune in Perpignan France. Land grants totaling 150 square miles created the Free Republic of Andorra under French sovereignty. The case concerns a single title and has witnessed centuries of litigation with costs far exceeding the land’s value.
A humorous exchange has a patient fearing extraction while the dentist urges taking gas. The patient asks for a safe place to leave his wallet before anesthesia, highlighting the comic anxiety around dental procedures.
A bank cashier swears the report presented is a true copy of the bank’s financial statement showing overdrafts bonds capital stock surplus and deposits. The fragmentary OCR includes figures such as 86,615.48 and 1,919.97 with partial line items and a notary commission date.
Fragmentary financial record shows cash in bank and savings deposits totaling thousands, with signatures from J. Smith Diller as cashier and C. Horcumeon as director. Commission expiry noted as March 5th, 1980.
A printer explains that their work embodies a high grade, artistic standard and represents the business with quality, precision, and a focus on fitting representative material for clients. The message emphasizes craft, reliability, and the aim to deliver top tier printing results.
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