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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
1
Short local notice advertises inch ginghams sold for 15 cents while they last and lists E. F. Habicht. Also notes alfalfa hay for sale from W Steffen in a hay shed on their farm with partial details.
Fragmentary notices list MULES and HORSES for sale from S J Thompson, stock shipments to St Joe market by Farmers Shipping Association, local movements of stock near Ellis and Mrs Fry’s farm, alfalfa for sale, and assorted farm product offers from W Fouts and W A Sofielts with several unread or damaged lines.
In a garbled notice the text references a gasoline filling station rule effective after a date near February 20. It mentions a person likely named Robert or Robertson and a payoff or cash aspect tied to the station.
The Jolly Neighbors club gathered at the home of Mr. Jack Gebhart on February 11 for a routine meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and community activities with a focus on hospitality and service.
A note announces the regular community wish meeting for next Monday night with unspecified details. The fragment mentions Sudan seed and names like Ib.-Thos. Baumfolk and Die phone with numbers 117:62, but no clear context or outcome is provided.
For Salé Testeds barred Rock hens one and two years old Mrs H H Greider Diller telephone. A large stock of harness for your spring work and a fall line of collars in all sizes. Low prices on harness Gvus Dressen tf
Fragment mentions Dan Camp a farmer and stock feeder burned to death in a crash near an unspecified location. It notes land adjoining Bilis valued at about 16 600 dollars and a telephone reference to Cornbelt Lumber Co. with an address line 163.02. Further details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR reads a note about custom banting at four dollars per hundred for baby chicks. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context or dates.
A fragment describes two surprise events this week with mentions of a person named Clark and new neighbors forming friendships. The text notes about thirty-five to forty attendees across two evenings and remarks the gatherings were pleasant.
Fragmentary report notes a business shift at Elite with a new ownership or role. It mentions Mrs Ho Ad and her daughter visiting Howard Jeffries and a passenger cloud incident leading to a hospital, suggesting a local event touching residents and a family.
A fragmentary notice from the department secretary refers to a consecutive satin will, indicating orders or actions by the department under seal. The readable text is incomplete and does not provide clear names, dates, or locations.
Rex Green was brought home Saturday from the hospital. A specialist at Lincoln will diagnose his case. Present at home were Mrs Green and other relatives including CG E Waggoner and W Gihnstn.
The Womans Club Hill plans a meeting on Monday evening March 9 with Mrs E E Hil presiding at 8 oclock. The event details are announced in the club notice.
Three new signs appeared in Diller this week warning of railroad crossing hazards and road conditions near the track. The village primary for two village trustees for two years is set for Friday evening March 13 at 7 20 with the board of education three year terms to be decided at the same meeting.
A garbled OCR fragment reflects a mid century view of entertainment and social mood. It hints at national pride and public conversation about performers while noting lingering high emotion and changing attitudes toward entertainers.
Mr and Mrs O F Rigdon of Fairbury shared Sunday dinner at the home of H A Bell.
Fragment indicates an icy morning with temperatures near two degrees. No clear date or location provided.
Two Chester White sows with litters at their sides for sale. Sow injured or “stuck” mentioned. Also one 16 inch sulky plow in good shape. Contact M. W. Henrichs. tf
A Kansas newspaper warns readers about dangers from live electrical wires near power lines after a mother and daughter narrowly escaped death in an incident. The report emphasizes safe handling and the mistaken belief that a gun was unloaded, tying it to the broader risk posed by electrified infrastructure.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes streets and residences with distant figures looking up at someone, hinting at a quiet scene of observation and memory in an urban setting. The text remains incomplete, offering only fleeting images and impressions from a lived environment.
The pupils and their teacher Mrs. Clarence Hiett of Frisbie School enjoyed listening to the President's inaugural address at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amos.
A fragment mentions the Cathedral of France and a botit with ae in the scene, suggesting a historic or artistic reference. The readable text remains limited and fragmentary, offering only hints about location and an ecclesiastical setting.
Fragmentary diary-like notes reference fear of the grippe, whiskey, and germ fears. The writer suggests prohibition will end, with germs so big that a man could beat them with a ball bat.
A terse market note cites No 1 wheat and yellow corn along with a mention of good butter, signaling prices or availability in a brief commodity update.
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