18 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1927
Page
1
Inland snippets report moves at the Mayborn farm near Holltube Glen Leng, with references to residents Soremy Ree Doherty and Long. A sale near the Co Diller, Nebr area is noted at 850 dollars with wages mentioned for S.G. Butebtagent. A school operetta The Pixies is set for the evening at Grade School.
Rex A. Green notes the sale will occur Saturday afternoon on Pine street. Shoppers are urged to come in for bargains and a free moon by the Diller as rain chances persist but timing remains set.
Fragmented notes show a March gathering of a Women’s club in Pennsylvania with talks on officer duties and committee assignments. Names such as Gall and Rolf appear in uncertain context alongside references to a committee chair and possible charge actions.
Article notes plans for the National Better Homes Convention to be held in Grand Rapids Michigan in May. It mentions a fifty dollar prize for a winning poster and outlines suggested home improvement themes and quotes from Mrs Sherman and national president John Sherman.
A translated notice recalls Pastor Fe Cael’s departure from the Federated Community church of Dfiler to join Congregational church in Mb city. The piece notes Clark and Wright figures, old town ties, church memory, and local growth themes tied to the region.
Uepulun and Buyers announce a corn planting drive urging early purchase and seed readiness through agency channels to secure timely supplies and favorable terms.
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