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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
1
A fragmentary local notice mentions visits to relatives including Mrs. F Emerson and a Mrs. Emerson relation. It references a revedte officer and merchants, with scattered notes on subscription rates, annual payment in advance, and prairie chicken season terms under Nebraska rule.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions individuals such as Siete ana and Norma with references to a location area felorix and bodies. Names like J. Sortaon appear, but key details and context are unreadable. The piece lacks a clear event, date, or outcome to report.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Special representative and Central erate Company with references to grain, misalines, and a plan to rob a bank or beak at Clafonia. The readable text is unclear but implies a regional crime or conspiracy involving grain shipments and local figures.
Reading from a fragmented notice, Bartha’s young ladies offer promotions at nearby stores to attract customers. The text hints at fees or advertising lean terms and a community effort to boost sales.
Fragmented text mentions cattle loss and a mysterious act at a place called Oath Sites. Mentions a missing or dead animal and unclear details about ownership and events. No clear dates, names, or locations beyond vague place references.
The fragment mentions advertising in Omaha, with references to parties and a scene at Mebraake. Details are garbled and specific names, dates, or outcomes are not discernible.
Weeton Hiram Bauer was born in Canada in 1876 and moved with his parents to Nebraska at age two. He attended a clan in Omaha and later resided in Perry Oklahoma before suffering a two month malaria fever. He visited his parents in October hoping to regain health but fell ill again after returning.
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