23 May 1902
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
1
Local notes report a small boom in Diller with wallpaper sales at Sutton's and improved lines at stores. Chambers seeks 15 horses for pasture. cattle dealings include twenty head at 24 dollars each. Weather brings light showers. wheat prospects praised with a month to cutting. Calves and a road incident prompt $5 reward for a missing animal.
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Playerwise fragments describe rain soaked return trip at Ellis and references to local officials and business claims. The text mentions farm equipment suppliers promoting two row Badger corn cultivator parts and shovel attachments for St Joseph cultivators. It notes Little Ruth Diller, daughter of J Smith Diller, involved in a minor injury.
Fragmentary note references a location on the west side of Commercial avenue and a one week period for an event or action. Names and details are garbled, with no clear organizations or individuals identified.
The readable text fragments show partial names and phrases but lack a coherent event or clear entities. No definite action, location, or date emerges from the damaged OCR snippet.
The record notes heavy water yesterday flooding the second seam south of town along the line between F B Senior’s farm and farmers Calkins. It mentions an area to move a ground into town and references Frank Gale and Jas Kerr operating a barber shop.
The report notes inclement weather disrupted T. P. Price’s event while participants Lanham and Gdell endured about ten pounds of weight loss in the heavy rain, illustrating rough conditions and endurance.
A fragmented note from C. W. George implies a forthcoming move or decision, with garbled phrasing suggesting timing and intent but lacking clear names or places due to OCR errors.
The readable text is garbled with interspersed letters and echoes of a place name and dates. It references a line and a court or meeting context, mentioning Caen and Pamieee with unclear roles. No coherent event or performers are identifiable from the fragment.
The letter notes citizen efforts to restore confidence and revive business on Commercial Avenue. Emgrean plans to reopen a confectionery next month with arrangements set for July. C H Bishop purchased LF Haymond’s west Commercial frontage and moves a large building.
The board plans enlarging culverts around town to prevent flooding of lots and cellars during rainstorms as the area experiences frequent water entry.
A veteran mail carrier describes three years of unsettling incidents and ongoing stress as he recalls the fear, endurance, and persistence required to perform daily duties amid threats and harassment.
The readable text references a man in Iowa and mentions brothers with a count near six and a partial phrase about a Mary ice. The fragmentary lines hint at a local newspaper item or notice but lack clear context or full details.
A vague notice notes Mr and Mrs W C Frisie left Tuesday noon over the B and M line to visit relatives in Chicago, their former home, mentioning a $1.00 cash purchase and noting J W Surrox among the party.
M. M. Austin of Wi, Indiana reports his wife fell ill for a long time but was cured by Dr. King's New Life Pills, which he says worked wonders.
Pythians of Diller and nearby groups are invited to a memorial service in Fairburw. Bev Barker of Be Louie will deliver remarks at Hebron Nelson Fair.
It saved his leg after six months of a running sore. P A Danforth suffered with the sore before trying Bucklen’s Arnica. Bold Sutton recommends the remedy for cuts and sores and claims quick relief.
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