Monument on private lot listed for sale at auction
Fragmentary ad notes a large monument on a Home Cemetery lot offered for sale. It mentions pricing from 6.00 dollars and references various items and vendors with unclear branding and details.
08 May 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary ad notes a large monument on a Home Cemetery lot offered for sale. It mentions pricing from 6.00 dollars and references various items and vendors with unclear branding and details.
In Steele City vicinity Capt Andrews and F Zoellen check on property interests. Lucy Harris returns home. Trade and town talk reference lawn mowers and local items. Some discussion of state laws and revenue matters impact residents.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page lacks clear names dates places or events. It references people and items vaguely with no coherent report or outcome.
An unclear fragment recounts a store incident involving individuals named Bastien and Souvon, with references to a store owned by C. M. and a diver in a confusing sequence of words and names.
Obituary notes the passing of J. R Holliday former city resident and long time community figure. Survived by D.A.I Holliday of Chicago and others with funeral arrangements to be announced.
A fragment notes a seam 1a directed or destined to you dated June 15.
Fragmentary note mentions Bates West and Colam until June with a daily care schedule for a California excursion. Names and details are incomplete, making precise events or entities uncertain.
A garbled Missouri text hints at a graft claim involving a member and Saint Louis, with references to Midway and Pike. The fragment mentions Stites and a terse name list without clear dates or outcomes.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a herbal pill titled New Life Pills promising youth benefits. a claim mentions nightly use for two weeks and implies a renewed vitality. mentions competing products and generic promises without verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show unclear speech with names and phrases in odd order, including a quoted line and scattered names. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event, person, or place for a decisive summary.
The readable text is garbled with repeated letters and missing context making it impossible to determine the subject, participants, location, or outcome of the event. No clear names, dates, or facts stand out to summarize.
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