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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
1
Mrs. John Mathias attended the State Fair in Linecoin on Tuesday after visiting Pickard & Co. to view the Low Lift Spreader in their display.
Mr and Mrs A Richardson with their son were passengers on No 16 Tuesday bound for the State Fair in Lincoln. Carl Franzen has moved to Stevie City to work on a new brick house.
Adela Hays along with Mary and Agnes Novotny served as Diller's representatives at the Gage county teachers institute held in Beatrice last week.
Local notice records Mr and Mrs C A Green relocating to a new address, listing their prior residence and the move details. The brief item notes the street number 16 and the couple’s initials for the parties involved.
A garbled note records that Mrs O B Hill returned recently from a vocation visit to her brother, with unclear surrounding details. The fragment mentions L Hudeell and references a brief travel context.
The Diller Commercial Club committee begins road improvements to protect an embankment and create a new water channel from the south draw. About twenty five man days of work plus serveral teams are needed, with farmers and town residents offering support. Estimated total cost around 100 dollars plus 85 days of team labor, aiming for completion next month.
Miss Adeline Miller travels to Lincoln on Sunday to offer instructional sessions in tax treatment. Local residents can learn basic tax handling and related practices during the visit.
Barn for rent with room for three horses. Four room house for rent by Mrs. K Bodell. 11 Geo. Henrichs returned Wednesday from marketing a car load of cattle at star from s three weeks visit with parents at Elk Creek Nebraska A. Tinsaes.
For Sale One two year old red polled bull St I D Steiner. A complete line of trunks and traveling bags at Loock Habicht. Repair your old wagon by installing a steel bottom at Pickard.
Mrs Jack Powell traveled to Oketo Kansas to see her ailing father and relatives. Fred J Lohmeyer and Cene R Hicken wed this Tuesday by the county clerk of licenses. Emerson flannels on sale at 10 cents per yard from Loock and Habicht. Mr and Mrs who visited their daughter Mrs E E and family in Sheare Tuesday returned to Beatrice.
A. E. Pries and his wife are involved in a motor accident with S. C. fair ride reported in the same event. No further details on injuries or consequences provided.
A fragment notes a seed for sale tied to New home grow and mentions W. Steffen and Mrs. H. Z. Diller leaving on No. 14 Monday morning to visit friends in Omaha.
Classified brief notes a sale listing by Jno W Miller at 219 South 29 Street Lincoln Nebraska. Short ad indicates a one close in property sale.
A note on what items can and cannot be mailed by parcel post. It mentions that almost anything can be sent, with a few exceptions such as live cargo or dangerous goods, which cannot be shipped. The wording implies limitations and safety concerns in mailing practices.
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