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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
5
Notices advertise dental and monument services in Fairbury, selling strained honey and shoes repairs, along with market hog buying and local weather notes. The piece mentions a ship portrait at the Zane store, Thanksgiving travels, farm prosperity arguments, and tobacco pipe nostalgia amid a collage of local life.
Multiple used farm machines listed including John Deere corn shellers tractors Me-Drg Fordson Twin City and Deere portable grain elevator. All items described as in good shape with easy terms. Sale promoted by Jansen Lumber Co in Jansen Nebraska contact phone 13.
Mies Pearl Thompson traveled to Eisele on Friday for a business trip. A Diller Commercial Club led community sale is planned two weeks from last Saturday. The Diller Town Basketball team lost 21-24 at Harbine after a close game. Obituary reports Wilhelm Leubring died at Lanham Kan at 64 with service in St. John Lutheran Lanham. He leaves a large family and several siblings.
An old advertisement lists coal types and prices from Corobelt Lumber Co. in Weir City. Hayden Cole Lump ton at 11.00, Weir City Lumpa 6.75, Black Arrow 13.00, Semi Anthracite Jewel 13.00. Phone orders to 153:02.
The readable fragments describe a device with a wheel and cage in motion. It mentions a method to place a gear letter in and rock it backward and forward. No clear event or identifiable entities are present in the supplied text.
A garbled note links pepper heat to a glucoside inside the fruit near the seed attachment. The text hints at a chemical basis for pungency but remains unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary note traces the term journey cake to a colonial era phrase sourne. It suggests the word may have been evoked in trade or daily life, with scarce context on usage or origin.
Navy officials report no recent operations in the area after naval depth bombs were said to cause fish deaths. A Department of Commerce expert noted the fish appeared not diseased and suggested other factors may be involved. The incident drew attention to environmental and military activity in Nantucket waters.
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