14 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
1
Reports mention Rev Br conducting revival meetings at Ellis. Dr Kelleyay grows potatoes and barley on local plots. Watering and planting duties are described as the community awaits updates on a vacancy and farm-hand tasks.
A fragmented line reads like an obituary note or memorial brief with vague phrases. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to establish specific individuals or events.
In a compact notice, local traders and residents discuss bulk garden produce and planned summer work. Mentions Miss Maggie Jeffryes, Drybarman, H Emerson, C J Blythe, and Blue Sikeckiead area market activity. Aimed at community shopping and small town trading.
Fragmentary report notes a court decision involving Meserve and a matter of interest ownership. The readable text references a child, a cross of peeriah, and a 25 cent item associated with J. W. Sutton, but the full context and specifics are unclear from the damaged OCR.
Partial OCR suggests a travel or delivery reference from Maryland to Philadelphia with unclear details. Reading shows fragments indicating a move or shipment but lacks complete names, dates, or figures. Further legible text needed to confirm origin, destination, or schedule.
The clipping mentions a 80 acre tract near Steele City sold to Fanders from Chester for 2500 dollars and references wallpaper, Topeka travel, Har aes, Miller Bros supply orders, and Herbine medicine. Details are fragmented and unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a sidewalk project at On Otane Wees Evershare Site with references to Better line and lower wallpaper prices this year. Mentions J. W. Sorrow and a set of lines and two bridles belonging to Wm. Sonnnenberger living six miles northwest of Diller. Rev Nathan Woo and Leenen mentioned amid garbled text.
unreadable OCR text fragment with garbled names numbers and dates. no coherent event or clear entities can be extracted.
The clipped text mentions sowing a 40 acre field, Mise Lillie Tate returning to Beat-Trice, travel by six SOR inst, a funeral, Bak ft price 260, W. Botton, $1.00 in it for gameter, and John Wikthaber’s wife and daughter moving to Mrs. Powell’s area north of the post office.
J B Bixby has sold his restaurant and store to Walter Converse. The new owner is identified as the school teacher now teaching in Blauser.
Fragments indicate a patient referenced Bucklen's remedy with cautious optimism. No clear location or date is readable, but the note hints at medical treatment and ongoing concern. Further context is unavailable from the readable text.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person or event with unclear names and places. It offers no complete details or dates but implies a local or personal notice. Further context is needed to clarify the individuals and actions described.
Fragmentary notes mention Village Blewlen and a chairman named Olek with garbled surrounding text. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable.
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