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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
5
Messy OCR entry notes idle discussions about labor and age, moves from Ellis farm on Sicily Creek, a gong sound from England, and small town life in Lincoln. Mentions Jeanette E of Harbine and Lexa of Omaha, a Saturday marriage, and local visits by Ned Hoyt and Mrs De-Mera with daughter Cote.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kiewit and names with numbers 0 86 and references to Mrs. The readable content is too garbled to determine a full news item or event with confidence.
A fragmented OCR line notes a figure named Dekota making an early week return. Details are sparse, but the context suggests a sports or performance comeback. Further readable text needed for fuller, accurate summary.
Fragment describes changes over time and recalls summer fanas and a birth notice. It mentions Mr and Mrs John Lottman living four miles south of Diller and a birth on September 4, a 12 pound baby.
Henry Buss of south of Diller was summoned to Beatrice Monday due to his father's serious illness in a Beatrice hospital. Mr and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Charlotte returned Sunday from a three week auto trip through Colorado and western Kansas Wyoming and Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs J H Rhodes with daughter Clara Seas and son Arthur Rhodes were guests for a time Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs C C Diehl.
Young men with carpentry skills may apply for permanent positions at the C. B. & Q. Railroad in Nebraska. Wages range from 47 to 68 cents per hour based on ability and experience. applicants should call on or write to the railroad office.
Alfred Overbeck of the Ellis vicinity died last Friday night at Beatrice Hospital from an abscess on the brain treated with surgery days earlier. He studied for the ministry and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry, two sisters, and one brother.
Seacrest, publisher, reports the Lincoln Journal now exceeds 40,000 in circulation and will be mailed daily and Sunday from now to January for one dollar, or 75 cents without Sunday, as the tariff law and related events are covered to attract new readers.
Henry Wiemers of Diller Nebraska offers forty Chester White Gilts at public sale on his farm four miles west of Diller and eleven miles east of Fairbury. The sale starts at 2:00 p m with animal quality highlighted in the listing.
A fragmented item notes color change from red to blue and mentions individuals Dewitt Legret and Everett Blauser. It references residence on a home place near Dinnillea and a rural mail carrier visiting his parents in Pawel. The passage includes unclear names and positions, reflecting a damaged newspaper snippet.
Fragmentary report notes extreme temperatures in Nebraska with thermometers reading high at T10 to 118. Officials warn heat persists across the region amid unusual September heat wave.
Fragmentary text mentions a Saturday return trip to a former home in St. Cloud Minnesota and references to people and a trip, but details are missing and entities are uncertain.
Mr and Mrs Barber entertained a group of guests at their home on Friday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Relph Hanson, Anne Sparkes of Odell, Mrs Chas Sorbie, Frank Friebie, Dona and Della Weddle. Home made ice cream and cake were served.
September meeting hosted by Mrs. Catlett features current events led by Mrs. Bell book review by Iva Cone and Sonia Cone. Miss Ballard discusses election platforms for the fall election.
Readable lines suggest a church event last Friday with light attendance despite a festive note about a Christmas tree in August. Mentions Glen Riddie filling his eto and a nearby U S picnic at Fairbury with surprised remarks on size and pace of the event.
Harbine residents note the marriage of a local couple in Beathian this week. The newlyweds have returned to Omaha to begin married life while relatives in Hebron hosted visitors from Gretna and the Murray household. Actress Hamna G from South Dakota visits the area.
Siane Christie Toompees of Davenport Iowa arrives Saturday in their Model Ford to visit relatives at Diller Falbury and Evste Nebraska. The Blauser estate lands near Marshel A London are described as 40 acres in section 2 town 2 range 4 at $1 per acre, adjoining Brauser’s north home.
A fragment asks about informing the Record that relatives or friends are visiting or away and suggests sharing the notice with the newspaper. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or names.
The Evangelical Lutheran German Nebraska Synod gathers at St. John's Church Lanham Kansas from September 13 to September 15 for a joint program. Preachers Rev Michelmann Rev Weilhausen Rev Wagner Rev Schroeder Rev Herder Rev Sick Rev Grauevhorat Rev Ludwig Rev Kopfer Rev Waldachattt lead services lectures and Lord s Supper observance with ministers attending from various congregations.
Readable fragments show a brief notice in a mid century style. Names and places are unclear but a local event or property matter appears cited with an old date. The readable text hints at a notice or classified item but specifics remain unreadable.
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