02 May 1902
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
1
The text mentions public and insurance at aed and farmers claim Mrs. L. P. Raymon owns wheat. Raymond visited Fair ery friends Tuesday. John Zook traveled to St. Joe with a load of cattle yesterday. A humorous line notes not calling a man fool. Some in the country oppose a course at a Keely institute.
An item notes Dr Soe Remco visiting De Kaupp's office Monday May 5. Other fragments mention A Reinhart election, A O D regular meeting, and R White near Har Dine leasing J B London's barn for stock and feed. The text also references Mrs J matters and a fever remedy claim with six million doses and many druggists.
A brief note expresses thanks to all who offered support and prayers during a recent illness. The message acknowledges family friends and community members for kindness and generosity shown.
Erratic text fragment notes local business inquiries and social mentions. Mentions include county seat activity, a car price note, a sermon reference, and assorted phrases about tobacco soap and crank behavior. Several garbled names and phrases render specifics unclear.
A local firm highlights representing only premier insurers. The message emphasizes quality carriers and strong coverage options for customers seeking reliable protection.
The unreadable fragment hints at citizens urged to bear responsibility or support an expert named Themiques for comfort to those in need.
Patterson Lai writes from 2001 noting Jonett. unclear text provides a personal note or homage with names and a year. The readable fragment hints at a private message or dedication without clear event or location.
Henry Stahl of Harbine faced a fire and life insurance notice while a Sparks cash guessing contest draws locals. A true gentleman avoids hurting feelings as spring planting continues. Joe Chavet’s baby died last evening and was buried in Beatrice cemetery. April records show weather and local notes amid garbled lines.
Incomplete message references yeast foam and maple, noting items left at a house today. Mentions a person, Mr. Wm, without further context or clear action.
An obituary fragment notes the passing of Mrs Exoma L. Fry on April 23 in a hazy hand. The garbled text hints at family, location, and a death notice style typical of a local newspaper.
The note asks whether to proclaim a Booker Washington day following the invitation of the dusky ex-Queen to the Hawaiian day event. It seeks guidance on official recognition and timing for the proposed observance.
FP H Emerson plans to take the adjacent Shire property for his restaurant after Jane Ist, by which time C H Y is expected to have relocated.
A fragmented OCR item mentions rent and power related terms with unclear participants and locations. It references a POA and a possible legal or financial action but lacks readable names, dates, or concrete actions to identify a clear event or outcome. The readable bits offer no verifiable facts to confirm entities or deadlines.
The text notes a restricted season at the Mabie resort this year with affluent patrons and focus on preserving routines. It mentions F. Hurteell and Cir tetae poet ints opel a2 Tid tonagearos oeerage eraser in unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR text yields limited readable phrases about a deacon and ore, with unclear action or context. No coherent event or names to anchor a full news item.
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts a soldier’s illness and service with hints of medical aid and comparisons to Spaniards' past actions. The text references M M Austin and Sertant with garbled phrasing, offering few clear details or events.
Fragmentary notes describe a woman who had been kept and subjected to abuse in city life. The garbled text hints at inquiry or testimony surrounding her case, with references to rage, tears, and an unsettled scene implying a social or legal examination.
A fragmented notice from a local paper references the Better Line and Tower Prison Paper Company. Details are incomplete but indicate a corporate matter or listing concerning the company.
A report notes a dispute over the reg for Hateeh involving thoroughbred Hawkins and Thompson 50e and TS per ae tel.
A short item notes a five day cure with a salve marketed as best for sale at 25 cents by J W Button. The fragment cites Ivathhe or related naming and promotes the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a local offer of free bottles at Button’s provoked debate or confusion among residents. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable, but the item points to a promotional event or distribution effort.
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