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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
1
The report mentions an increase of pension from 00 to 8.00 dollars per month for an individual named Getto. Other lines reference local figures such as E. L. Loock, Alex Beli, Misa Ballard, Sutton, and Wallace Clark with fragmented context about community announcements and forthcoming events.
Journal notes births and visits as Dr Roe Gale of Belvidere Nebr visits relatives in town. Mr and Mrs T P moving furnishings for new home. A birth reported near Diller eight miles north. Local assessors Branxs and Folkers publish county notices.
A local retailer notes reduced rates to clear space for new spring stock of implements. J. D. Fannena remarks on the inventory and pricing strategy.
A partially legible OCR snippet offers few readable names or events and presents as a series of incomplete phrases. The text lacks enough identifiable facts to determine people, places, dates, or outcomes.
The item lists residents and visits including G B Pearce building a cistern for Mrs. Se Meee nee cane ee Mrs. visiting friend at Farvary. F Clark sells wallpaper from 5c a bolt. Hugh Gaston to visit relatives for a few weeks. Uncle Tom moved north east of town and Butter haugh to move into Commercial hotel property next Monday.
The text appears fragmentary with unreadable sections and garbled names. Readable hints mention an old stand scene and a cheer or scene with porcine reference but lack coherent events, persons, or locations to confirm a clear incident or outcome.
Sparse dairy in Labrador natives store milk for winter by curing it. Milk access is limited as few cows exist and people must visit barrels to eat a chunk of cheese or milk substitute.
The case of J W Fouts against Albert concerned a sale commission on a farm. The court reached a verdict in favor of Albert with costs awarded to him. One party faced paying own witnesses.
The readable text presents disconnected fragments likely from a newspaper page. It mentions time, night, and cough but lacks a clear person, place, date, or event to summarize into a coherent card. No identifiable entities or actions are preserved for a proper summary.
Paragraphs mention Kellay praising winter wheat, Bal lard's patent remedy claimed to relieve constipation, with prices 25c and sample free at Sutton's drug store. Names like W Setton and C E Van Denssa appear among scattered references. A local wedding witness is noted nearby, with Mary Bows mentioned southeast of Dille noon.
fragmentary OCR note touts arnica salve as a cure for a child’s head sores and mentions floor and pile guarantees. text is unclear with broken words and nonsensical phrasing.
Fairbury Journal notes Hugh J Deguet of Gilead reports ongoing coal search in Leakyninke area near Domee and Dan farm along the county line. A twelve foot vein was struck at 280 feet during a well shaft drill, signaling potential mining prospects for the region.
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