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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
5
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The latest gasoline store model is now at Blausers and M. L. Evans of Thornburg Nebraska, formerly from this area, passed through on Sunday returning from St. Joe with stock.
Kansas City area florist features comprehensive floral on order offerings with a specialty in funeral arrangements.
A medicine company plans nightly entertainments under canvas in Diller next week featuring vaudeville and moving pictures for a small admission fee.
E Z Russell of Lincoln told the state board of agriculture that wheat prospects were the best he has seen in Nebraska. He reported traveling over South Platte country from Lincoln to McCook in the past six weeks and found conditions unusually favorable with no bad spots observed this spring.
C Goodbrod and Harve Wood of Utica plan to become owners of a venture expected to yield strong profits. The announcement signals local entrepreneurship and potential economic impact for the area.
The burial took place Monday evening after train No. 15 from Beatrice brought the body. The interment was on the plot where his first wife was buried years ago. Emery was a Civil War veteran and formerly a member of N Post, G. A. R.
Edited by Supt Eastwood the column quotes Lincoln about standing by the right. It notes High School baseball with Fairbury Friday and mentions junior invitations and college-field labors. It references holiday vacation and local pupils, patrons, and references to Silverware lines from firms.
Fred A. Corbin, Reynolds Nebraska postmaster, misappropriated 2664.61 dollars of government funds and was found guilty. He was fined the same amount and sentenced in U S district court to three years in federal prison at Leavenworth. the St. Louis district court affirmed the decision.
A garbled excerpt discusses Electric Bitters as remedies for weakness and nervous conditions. It mentions stomach and liver concerns but remains unclear about specific patients, dates, or endorsements. The fragment lacks verifiable names or organizations.
Mr and Mrs Guy Cassel who moved to South Dakota two years ago this spring sold their possessions and returned here last Saturday They stay at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Beckwith east of town The Copeland farm hog shed near town was destroyed by wind and hail with damage to other structures A heavy hail and rain followed the wind Steele City Press
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