10 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
1
Miscellaneous local items list requests for stock hogs by F Hartzel and notes on residents moving to Lincoln, chores like delivering poultry payments at the door, and short mentions of people visiting relatives in Sidney Dix Nebraska, with several stray phrases about fuel stations, car sales, and church meetings.
Unclear OCR fragment references weighing of an entity named Enes at an unspecified time with a note about Combai. The readable text offers limited context and no definite event, person, or location.
H. E. Green and Harry Patton reportedly took advantage of the Burlingtons in a case noted by local authorities. The incident centers on their alleged manipulation of transit or property assets, drawing official scrutiny and potential charges.
The N. R. C. gathered at Mrs. Nora Amos's home Tuesday after Bee 1 with six members and two children present. In the afternoon Mrs. Ida Woods Mildred Richard and Velme Amos attended. Tea was served during the meeting. The next gathering will be with Mrs. wife Packer on Tuesday September.
Reported heavy weather near Diller causes a Burlington freight wreck blocking the west division. Thirteen cars derailed and workers, including families from Omaha, plan to relocate to Diller while awaiting repairs. Residents Glenn Long and Earl Pearce, with relatives, spent time in the area. Plans include moving to farms and taking up winter residencies.
Seemingly minor blaze tears through a residence causing ceiling and roof damage before firefighters bring it under control. Officials believe the fire started in a closet though the exact cause remains undetermined.
The storm moved from Odell to Wymore on Sunday, damaging farms and outbuildings. Residents report a path about a mile wide with a house uninjured along the route while several structures were leveled or blown down.
The writer praises Missouri apple quality noting large, delicious peaches and apples from C. A. Leaper and a neighbor. Several apples measure 17 ounces in circumference, reflecting Missouri’s strong reputation in apples this season.
About twenty five members competed in a trap shooting event near the city with several valuable prizes offered. Wm. VanMarter led the Fairbury shooters as high man in the event reported by the Fairbury News.
Wilbur Green had gone to Geneva to fill the section foreman vacancy during his vacation and returned home Saturday.
The Harbine station on the Rock Island line closed Tuesday after a railway commission approved the shutdown process. A custodian now oversees the station as the company ends service due to a drop in business at the location.
Ellis Nebraska September 4 Gus Schultz a local farmer reports his straw stack and hay stack were struck by lightning causing fire that buried the stacks and burned portions of 70 acres of his crop damaging his livelihood.
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