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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
1
The clipping records various names and movements including A. Ay Green, Briator and family leaving Monday for a western King Miss Grace trip. Myert returned Tuesday from a few days with friends in Limcols.
H. 2. Diller, wife and Pearl returned following a hearing, with plans to leave again on Friday.
After a vacation, Mies Littian Wohlfarth will teach in Beatrice schools this year. Mrs Dosa Wohlfarth returned from Byron Nebraska and Innis visited friends. Nellie Green recovers from surgery in Beatrice hospital. Misses Ginne and Ames Mie plan travels for land trading. W E Epley returned from Colorado trading land for improved property. Luther Marstellar visited Abilene and left for St Louis, while others report health and travel notes in the community.
Marie Myer of the same to is referenced in a brief healing case note. The fragment notes recovery elements and a local context without detailed dates or affiliations.
In a reported incident, two or three men assaulted a person near a Burlington treat plant area in Wymore. They pulled the victim toward Kanene Seacu and fled after a brief confrontation. Police are investigating the Saturday night incident.
Readable fragments show the state fair featuring eleven Chester White hogs led to Lincoln by track. Visiting relatives and shoppers from Sachts Bluffs and nearby towns attend gatherings, with B. S. Grotzinger and others returning from markets and family reunions.
Family groups including Nancy Robertson and the Waggoners from Diller and vicinity joined Robert Steiner and others for a Sunday visit to Kicks Park near Wymore. The note also records resignations and new appointments at local institutions as the community plans for school reopening and building improvements.
Readable lines indicate the schoolhouse is ready for the new term with outside closets painted and a tile-tanked interior cleaned. The note urges students to arrive early and attend regularly every day.
Mr and Mrs George Tjaden spent a week visiting at her parents home. They were joined by her sister Katherine and her cousin, with plans to travel southward.
An unclear report describes an arrest or incident involving a person named John Fyfe. The text mentions a purse and an attorney stating plans to notify Fyfe, with incomplete phrases suggesting legal or investigative steps.
Fragmentary text mentions a convention, a person named Isabelle Fouts, and references to Saint documents or organizations. The readable portions hint at visits by a person and miscellaneous names but lack clear events, dates, or outcomes. The record preserves only scattered identifiers without a coherent narrative.
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