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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
8
Local notes mention Easter bonnet selection with blue or red ribbons at J Senior's event. A Liberty vote on a 2500 bond for a new electric light plant is reported. Odd phrasing hints at household tips and car discussions, including a road drag experiment and a note on marital courtesy.
A long freight train with 99 loaded cars, estimated tonnage 3,274, pulled into Lincoln from the east Monday evening. Another eastbound freight with 107 cars carried 8,850 tons. The item notes robust rail activity on the Omaha division and includes other local notices and community commentary.
E. L. Logek reports the death of his registered Hereford cow, described as his most valuable, on Monday. Neighbor De Neely Conk and Dave Miller are noted in the brief item with Endinote Tuesday referenced.
A fragmented OCR passage references people harming their own or neighbors gardens and avoiding neighborly conflict. The text hints at tensions over chickens and fences, with no clear event or resolution stated.
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