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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
2
A partially legible OCR fragment references confinement and a jail related action. It mentions a court or service context with numbers and dates obscured, indicating a legal or official proceeding or judgment pending. The readable items point to a formal notice with authorities and a deadline.
The report details widespread displacement with 2 000 homeless housed in the auditorium. Fire and flood devastated the lumber yard district destroying homes and property worth millions. Waterworks were rendered useless as wholesale stores and brick blocks suffered heavy damage and evacuation continued.
Unprecedented floods sweep central and eastern Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Armourdale Argentine and Harlem suffer mass homelessness. Lawrence Topeka and Des Moines report rising waters. Hutchinson flooded as Cow Creek levee broke. farms crops and cattle losses reported. Bowersock mill and mill building carried away in North Lawrence.
A Presbyterian Church in the United States of America announces authoritative changes to its confession of faith. The statement refines terms on salvation by Christ and the Spirit and clarifies sections of the confession including Christ as the only head of the church.
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble about a cure label and pricing, followed by a remark on life turning points and a quote about instinct toward dolls, then a reflection on speaking well of the dead. The passage mentions waxed lines on white clothes and backing for bold fronts, ending with a note on earning daily bread by toil.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Mrs Taos Maple Birest Norwich New York February 17 1900 and references poverty traits car paints dyes bricks and Ethan Allan with scattered phrases about school and records. The fragmentary item blends local color with historical names and odd details without a coherent story.
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