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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary listing describes a sale of jewelry items including ties clasps bracelets necks and lockets attributed to Cor att leskiebam Seer Kimmel. Limited readable names and items suggest a small estate or personal jewelry auction with no clear date or location.
Miss Flora Nthean Gee who resides north of Fairbury is noted in the fragmentary text as a named person connected to the locality. The readable portion emphasizes her location and identity without clear context or event details.
The article notes Nellie Frisbie and Oliver Stull among pupils in a small district near Plymouth. A picnic dinner and program were held in a grove by the schoolhouse with ice cream served by the teacher after closing exercises marking the end of the term.
A fragmentary note questions if a merchant received a fair settlement after returning items and paying four Gollane. The dispute references work at Dempsters and hints the worker will soon be ready for labor again, with unclear amounts and months.
Fragmentary ad style text asserts King's New Life Pills will promptly restore bowel health. The readable portion cites a testimonial from John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania praising their effectiveness.
Martin Hood, a longtime resident, died following an unspecified incident in the community. Police and investigators have been called to determine the circumstances surrounding the death. Further details were not available at press time.
New York’s Museum of Natural History adds a five inch water pure quartz globe gifted by J Pierpont Morgan. The spherical crystal, flawless and glare free, has long been revered in the east for occult powers and used by seers in past ages.
Oscar S. Straus, prominent oil man and neighbor in Tarrytown New York, former ambassador to Turkey, has been selected as the progressive candidate for New York state politics.
Hazel Manners a popular schoolteacher pursues lovers for pleasure while ignoring their feelings. Ellis Wingate deserts her after a ten year blockade, returns after a honeymoon, and Hazel pleads for reconciliation as money pressures mount. The tale centers on a failed romance and a dramatic telephone reunion.
A rare antique violin with a damaged treble soundpost drew interest from T. A. Daly and led Austin to William Moenning, a skilled instrument repairer. Moenning discovered the soundpost misaligned by three inches against the bass bar and corrected it, restoring the instrument’s sweetness of tone. Barbe, pere of Paris, a noted eighteenth century maker, is connected to the instrument.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests discussion of taxation and actual earnings. Two speakers reference Brown and an income figure, with claims about a $10,000 yearly amount and a real salary. The snippet hints at scrutiny of reported income.
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