19 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
1
Large inches of coin fell Saturday causing damage and workers rebuilt the Diller-Beatrice toll line this week. Mrs A J Hetebineen suffered a severe pleurisy attack earlier. Six to ten inches of snow fell in the western state area over the past days. Clark's Produce offers at door poultry prices and Diller Filling Station handles oil deliveries.
An item reports B. Madge returning Sunday from Moorcrest to attend his grandson's event. The note mentions S. J. Fhempece and Odell with plans for a midweek call and cards, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Fractured local chatter from Diller hints at economic anxiety as Ube rates rise and prices wobble. Citizens voice worry that other towns fare no better amid uncertain markets and scarce goods.
Fragmentary text mentions Cra baie commends it and Diller Nebraska figures G L Geer and Sag Deneirdans Dre ule Loki with references to guests at an event. Missing context prevents a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Colon Neb and Joe Sadik with unclear actions. Readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item involving residents or figures in Colon Nebraska. Further context unavailable from the fragment.
The text reports a banquet being postponed and mentions Hattie and Kaoges City. It notes a husband and father in the trust, with reports that he is improving. Details are fragmented and the relationships are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a winter storm and windows with reference to paying for Gaiseéltes ta. The readable text is unclear on people, dates, or organizations, making precise facts difficult to extract.
Aaron prepares to obtain De la Hcense plates amid unclear details. Local records show confusion over ownership and eligibility. No official decision announced yet.
The readable fragments describe a community event involving a Mrs Jaba neaa facing a confrontation with an unnamed milker and a caller identified as the Milder. Details are obscured by corrupted text but suggest a dispute or social incident in a local setting.
In Beatrice various local notes include Dr Adams and Dr Garited at 111 N Gxb St, upcoming events on the track, Grain Co mentions, and changes at hotels and groceries. Mrs Austin's preliminary trial occurred, Judge Naaman bound her over, and Methodist ladies plan a church event with a puppet show postponed to November 27.
J Smith with his two daughters Maricoe and Thive and sister Mige Fannie Diller traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday to attend a board meeting. Miss Fancie Diller stayed through today for the visit and to aid in arrangements.
Fragmentary note touts a Nebraska firm L Geer Mer for coal and related goods. Mentions a price of 15.75 and a claim to provide best results to convince customers.
Fragmentary note describes a community club event preparatory activity at a home with Mary’s involvement. No clear date or complete names provided.
The string of brief items notes a 16 degree morning, a Diner Farmers Grain Co carload shipment to market, a Riverside stove bargain, inquiries at the office, a long running Hell case in New Jersey, Iris Rose in New York, a repair on the Diller water system, Rupert Andrews of Diller Farmers Grain Co with Beat ice business, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lokee returning from Virginia Nebraska with their son Ladimer.
A fragmented note notes a tourism oriented train operation expanding in the United States with increased bedroom car accommodations and passenger service, signaling a new phase for a commercial rail venture.
An invitation to a Thanksgiving Day sale and event at the church school house near Diller. The notice lists millinery items, a bazaar at Willbold Bazaar, and a social gathering with families urged to attend.
The Women’s Club will meet at the home of Mrs V F Clark with Mrs D Sahantlanin gies and Fred Frisbie host. Special members should bring their study leaflets to the gathering for Home Folks end-for Good.
The B. B. Kensington club marked its fourteenth anniversary on November 16 with a gala affair hosted by Mrs. Walgel and a committee including Mesdames McCauley Barnett Marstallar Rens Hill Abroeds R Thompaon and Woods. A two course luncheon followed as members departed, pleased with the social event.
The board prohibits tobacco use in any form by students and declares that anyone using tobacco is ineligible to represent the school in athletics or school life. This rule underscores a strict no tobacco policy within school programs.
A fragmented note describes a hardware store holding a sale on Monday night that conflicts with an event at H and Zeslen's at another venue, both drawing crowds the same evening. The readable text is incomplete but indicates overlapping happenings in the area.
A damaged OCR snippet shows garbled text with stray syllables and partial words. No coherent event or names emerge, leaving only scattered letters and broken phrases.
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