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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

3

Local Notices Mention Regional Events and Sales

Rochester Mingt Rex enters Maya clinic after injuries from wind passage over southern Illinois and Indiana Wednesday evening. Cors Lumber advertises paints varnishes enamel and brushes. G C Andrews Steele City Nebraska offers young mules and horses and a 2 year old Percheron stallion. Nebraska farmers urged to test seed corn due to low germination last year. Mrs W F Clark attends state D A R meeting at Beatrice with Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook speaking. Rev Clark attends address by national D A R president general in Washington.

Nebraska Middle West W. F. Clark Beatrice Rev. Clark Anthony Wayne Cook Natl Washington

Where Can a Man Buy a Cap for His Ord Key

A fragment from Literary Digest presents a nonsensical riddle like inquiry about buying a cap for an Ord Key and various body parts. The piece reads as humorous wordplay or a puzzle without clear factual reporting or identifiable events.

Cate A Literary Digest

Local Classified Notices and Small Ads

Beatrice area notices show for sale items and services. Frank Grabber offers apricot trees at 15 cents each. E F Kee advertises 36 inch percales and barks at 17 cents. Ralph Beckman lists painting and auto painting services with phone contact. Harry Patton travels to Blair Kansas to assist in building a new elevator.

Postmaster at Plymouth resigns to pursue new occupation

A Plymouth postmaster has resigned and will devote time to a more remunerative job. Advertisements tout Hickory-nut cookatove coal from Cornbelt Lumber Co. A nine pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Maschmeier near Diller on the 11th.

Plymouth Cornbelt Lumber Co John Maschmeier Nors Jergens Geeee Diller

Jefferson county teachers gather for Saturday meeting

Ninety rural teachers in Jefferson county will meet in Fetrbury on Saturday with more than half of them participating in the program.

Jefferson County Fetrbury Nummer

Local teachers visit amid hospital halt in town

Mies Helen Green and Mies Mildred Short, teachers in Clatonta schools, visited Wednesday evening as Mins Green planned to see her brother Rex before he entered Mayo Hospital. The text also mentions a Turkey capital and a page fragment that does not clarify the news.

Mies Helen Green Mildred Short Clatonta Steeve Buckehide Green Rex Mayo. Hospitel

John Puléc Moves Into Geo Henrichs Residence

John Puléc has moved into the Geo Henrichs residence property in the town's west part, with platings tied to FE 2 in the area.

John Puléc Geo, Henrichs

Bargain on Wheels at Fanders Garage Ad

Mrs Anna Jang will move into Dr Ellis residence south of the Burlington depot. Mrs A L Tristman to sell personal effects Saturday afternoon. see her ad in this paper.

Anna Jang Dr. Ellis Burlington Depot A. L. Tristman

Beet sugar price and travel notes from local exchange

Beetsir sugar priced at seven dollars and thirty cents a sack as Will Brandt leaves after a visit with relatives and friends, departing yesterday for Kansas and Oklahoma.

Will Brandt Kansas Oklahoma

Harness and collars at low prices from Gus Dressen

A large stock of harness for spring work and a full line of collars in all sizes offered by Gus Dressen. Low prices on harness and related equine gear.

Gus Dressen

Suburban Sale Notes Boost Hope for Recovery

A brief note mentions a few big horses around 1366 pounds and a matched team of mules for sale by S. J. Thompson. The writer stays optimistic about past due subscribers finally paying up, hoping cash flows improve.

S. J. Thompson Alwayes

Black Thoroughbred Percheron at Strawhacker Farm Seeks 1926 Season

A. E. Southwick announces a Black Thoroughbred Percheron will season in 1926 at his Strawhacker farm located 2 miles south and 3 west of Diller and 1 mile east and 8 north of Steele City.

Strawhacker Farm Diller Steele City A. E. Southwick

Village council tests new city well capacity

The village council plans a further test of the city well to measure water yield before connecting to the pumping plant. The test is expected to continue for about ten days.

School of Instruction Honors Mrs Stanhope at Meeting

The District Supervisor Mrs Alice M Stanhope led the C E 3 School of Instruction in a meeting held last Monday evening March 16. Naomi Chapter members enjoyed a very instructive program with singing and refreshments afterward. A vote of thanks was given to the supervisor for her encouragement.

Alice M. Stanhope Naomi Pia

Meeting Notices For Chautauqua In Rex Theater

An important notice calls all interested in the chautauqua to meet at the Rex Theater this Friday at 7 30 PM. Officers will be elected and important matters will be discussed. Date to be fixed.

Rex Theater

Biggest geyser regions near Yellowstone noted

The article states that the most important geyser region in the world is at Rotorua, New Zealand, with Yellowstone National Park as a rival region nearby. It highlights Rotorua as a key geothermal area and discusses its global significance in geyser activity.

Yellowstone National Park Rotorua New Zealand

Whaling Days in Early Norse History Noted

Fragmentary 1846 notice recalls whaling by Norwegians and related activity around 900 A. D. at the height of Norse exploration, with details obscured in OCR. The readable parts mention whaling as a dated practice in early Norse history.

How to Keep Well dont think the train has passed

A health column warns drivers not to assume danger has passed on rural roads. It urges vigilance near crossing tracks and emphasizes steady attention to signals, speed, and weather conditions to prevent accidents.

Sees One Thing Settled Aradita rejoices in Duluth Herald

In this brief clipped item from Duluth Herald, a named person celebrates a settlement and expresses triumph as a wealthy rival cannot outpace them. The note hints at local social or legal maneuvering without detail.

Aradita Duluth Herald

Local resident visitors share Wednesday greetings

J W Gardner of Lincoln called at Shea Wednesday. Howard Prather and Reason returned from a visit with relatives in a cave. a riddle was mentioned during the exchanges.

J. W. Gardner Lincoln Shea Wedne Howard Prather

Sleeping Sickness Linked to Crime Despite Strain on Youth

London reports officials weighing special schools as doctors like Dr. Charles Glyn warn that sleeping sickness may alter youth behavior. The disease could cause a phase with physical changes masking reduced responsibility, leading to crimes by affected children.

London Repo Asylums Board Charles Glyn

Luckless Treasure Ship Auctioned for Repairs

A San Pedro relic, once famed as a treasure ship, is auctioned for repairs. The vessel, tied to historic salvage claims, faces costly restoration as maritime authorities review its aging hull and potential preservation value.

San Pedro

London Dispatch Shows Plan to Foil Governor

Bugla Lumpur reporter Strauts Let hart admits she dogged the governor but her efforts failed to stop him. The brief dispatch notes ongoing opposition activities without effect on governance.

London Evening News Bugla Lumpur Strauts Lethart

Shoe Size Naming Systems

An article explains three main shoe sizing systems: English used in England and the United States, American, and French. It notes the common scale marks from half to full sizes and mentions the inch benchmarks guiding measurements.

England United States

Unclear fragment on Japan fight event and sanitation issues

Fragment mentions Japan related fight or event and mentions lack of sanitary facilities causing increases in speed or cases. Heaters credited and a reunion referenced.

Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Rochester Mingt Southern Illinide Indiana Cors Lumber Esse G. C. Andrews Nebr Osborn John Deere Lister Emerson eGo Deer Ayres Implement Store Fairbury, Nebr E. F. Kee Frank Grabber Cc. R. ‘Steffen Ralph _ Beckman Harry Patton Blair, Kan Winyames UN O Turkey Ioe Tornipi Fanders Garage A.L. Tiistman Citizens State Bank H.R. Ruyle J. W. Fouts Orexchange Henrichs. Motor Co E. Rshenrichs Prop Fairbury
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