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Eccentric text fragment discusses earning capacity and savings. Mentions how age and time affect value, urging starting savings now. Emphasizes personal finance concepts in a fragmented style.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
1
Eccentric text fragment discusses earning capacity and savings. Mentions how age and time affect value, urging starting savings now. Emphasizes personal finance concepts in a fragmented style.
Community notes from Diller report carloads of hogs sent to market by Complete Insurance services at Diller State Bank. Many residents and visitors are listed with trips, visits, births, illnesses, and a recent railroad schedule change.
The column records Marjorie Lou Woods on the sick list and mentions several local families and relatives. It notes travels by Mr and Mrs Rv Fo Scirr and reflects on crops, weather, and small town happenings from the week.
The County Federated Women's Clubs met at the Presbyterian Church in Fairbury with 115 members from Fairbury Woman's Club Rock Creek Community Rock Creek Friendship Diller Steele City Jansen Endicott and Reynalds. Special guests included Mrs Geo Cross Pasadena Calif and others. Miss Margaret Chambers presided and officers for 1930 were elected: President Merle Roney Fairbury Vice President Herbert Maniry Steele City Secretary Wilton Hardy Fairbury and Treasurer O J Mayborn Diller. The meeting adjourned after luncheon and next year’s host clubs were announced.
Wilfred Hansen born near Brodrick City Nebraska died at the Home on May 27 1429 at age 29 years 4 months 12 days. He lived in Was Resboro Maryland twenty three years and worked as carriage painter a member of the First Penn Regiment Baird Chambersburg Pa. He moved to Nebraska and worked in Auburn Syracuse Bostwick and Diller. He led the Syracuse Band and was a lifelong Methodist. He leaves a wife Mahinda Ann Bell of Rohrersville and nine children with twenty two grandchildren and twenty four great grandchildren.
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