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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
1
Readable items recall visits by Mrs Grace Remiay and Miss Pearl Diller, a car load of hogs sent to Hale, and a planned judge candidacy for the Gemmeon district. Mentions of residents Hale Diller and Gus Saeday, travel to Lincoln, and a garage site search near Colby. Rain fell Sunday night and a train trip to Lincoln is noted.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about a candidate and farming figures. Details are garbled, with unclear names and numbers making exact facts hard to confirm.
A farm accident on George Andrews' property near Diller left Charley Barbers injured. He was struck and remains in recovery, while details of others involved are unclear.
An item from Blue Rapids notes Walter Henrichs visiting the area to inspect a threshing rig and engine activity. The Record aims to publish all local news from southern county and urges community involvement to share notices and family news.
In Omaha R B Howell Republican candidate to attend States address toward the press with Miller and others present. The Record notes Howell was ready to go to press as the scene unfolded in an afternoon gathering.
The text references Dr. Westerhoff a captain of the medical corps during wartime and later involved in local precinct and county governance. It mentions ties to Jefferson precincts and a role as a commissioner. The fragment underscores his long political involvement and military service.
A man named Harry Thompson was assaulted and choked by a tramp he had hired the day before near Diller Nebraska. Thompson pursued his assailant toward town but the suspect fled on foot before Thompson returned. Local authorities were alerted and no injuries beyond the attack were reported.
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