05 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
1
Oat straw for sale in the stack or by the load. Notices mention debts and accounts at a doctor. Messages note visitors and relatives including Mrs Issbell Vieths from Ditmarvine Nebraska and Mente Willems from Chatim Illinois visiting relatives in Shea area.
A fragment notes C B Hill formerly of Diller now Tecumseh involved in a car load of Utah peaches sold through Diller Co's store. Details are missing and unclear.
Mrei S. Murdoch and her son, who had found shelter at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Aca Colman, returned Sunday to their residence in Arapahoe.
Pearly Miller traveled from Pittsburgh Kansas to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Miller and brother Scott prior to Scott departing for Camp Funston at Fort Riley near Manhattan Kansas.
M. Bailey is announced as county chairman of the Liberty Loan Committee, leading local efforts to promote bond subscriptions and support during the wartime drive.
A five pound boy was born Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lohmeyer. Allen Nelson went Sunday to Beatrice where he has taken a position in the Ow pharmacy. Mr. and Mrs. H. l c. of uber Hohenberg shopping in Diller. E Macage Wright of Virginia visited Diller relatives Tuesday night. A. Mayborn went to Omaha this week after five car loads of cattle for parties near Diller and Fairbury. Mrs. Macie Wheeler of St. Edwards came Tuesday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. H. K. Shutt. John Specht drove to Lincoln Saturday and back Sunday. Homer Daniels, seven miles northeast of Diller, had a motorcycle mishap Sunday and was treated by a Diller physician. O. J. Mayborn joined to Lincoln and returned with a new Saxon roadster. Everett Dougherty of Bruning and family spent time at the Grone residence, five miles northeast of Diller.
Miss Averil Fouts and a young friend returned Monday to Lincoln to attend the state university after visiting stern in on parents Mr va JW Fouts.
Hale and the Furrow family have moved back into Abbott Street area and are cornering the Franzen residence on Shot Street. Mr and Mrs R Ld-Oaky returned Tuesday from a trip related to Thomas P Price and other matters.
F. E. Hale travels with his wife and children to visit daughter Mrs. Walter Greenwood and her family during a season break.
Thompson received Wednesday morning that his claim for exemption from the army draft for vegetable reasons had been acted favorably so he will be formed to do his bit at home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kerr were in town from Fairbury for a Tuesday visit, spending time with local acquaintances and sharing news during their stop.
Two lots offer a for rent house in Diller with a good barn a wood house a good well and cistern. Enquire at Rigdon's store.
Henry Fouts, who came from Linon, has been notified that he will not be needed to fill the Gunter position this time.
A notice invites residents to the schoolhouse on October 11 and 12 for a community program by town people and school children. It encourages attending to expose children to quality pictures and literature with further details available in the school notes.
Peter Nelson of Diller received word on Sunday of the death of his brother Lind Nelson. The notice provides limited details from the Southeast area.
Everett Green returns from Omaha last Friday. A Diller opera house sale effort is scheduled for Fairbury on October 29. The editor laments the tireless, tiring grind of printing such notes.
Mrs. E. F. Habicht traveled yesterday morning to Lincoln to visit her sister in law Mrs. C. L. Blwuser. The trip served as a short family visit with plans noted for future gatherings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a problem in a vicinity and a planned meeting with officials. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The text suggests addressing a local issue through a formal discussion with authorities.
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