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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
3
The item lists a M W Av meeting schedule and local calls, business visits, and social tidbits from Diller and surrounding towns. It notes car accident settlements, life insurance verdicts, and court outcomes in Fairbury, Lincoln visits, and regional commerce and services including a shoe shop and monument dealer.
Ohio journal notes a curious natural science observation about a girl bouncing left when a car hits a bump while the driver sits at the wheel. The rest of the fragment promotes Kohlmeyer Chicks and their hatchery offerings, including breeded stock and the Sulplex Brooder Store in Marysville.
Clifford Sparks traded for a new Ford roadster used on the Diller route. Oliver Farrow suffered a painful head gathering, ongoing since Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald Tincher and son Billie of Wymore visited H A Bell’s home. Lew Barter, Charley Barber, and others drove to Omaha to see sister Mrs Edwards ill in hospital.
May 6 meeting at City Hall to discuss Diller Commercial Cab and gravel project. Regular monthly session to cover talk of drive and picnic plans.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about a singing performance and a preacher. Names, places, and clear events are unreadable, leaving only stray phrases and non-sensical lines without a coherent report.
A mixed kitchen fragment outlines recipes for Macedoine Loaf Meltoné and Fig Meringue Pie with steps and substitutions. The piece then shifts to a weather note describing a near freeze with frost forming in one pail but not in another, sparking debate on fruit and vegetable damage.
A riot of stripes plaids and checks colors the new season with bold novelty fabrics. The feature garment shows a simple dress in striped crepe with a flowing scarf neckline and a favored silhouette. Blazer stripes and ombre shaded patterns extend the trend.
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