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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
10
The article portrays J W Fouts at his office behind Diller State Bank as a hardworking landowner and booster for Diller. It highlights his extensive real estate and insurance work with top national firms, his town welfare efforts, and his ready, affable nature that leaves visitors feeling positive about their meeting.
Onke Franzen is widely trusted as a capable mechanic whose former employers would hire him again for future projects. While many can perform basic tasks, Franzen’s trained expertise sets him apart in building and repairing jobs.
For thirty years Miss L. C. Ballard has led the Diller area millinery scene with a store that draws visitors from nearby communities. She offers spring to winter hats, hat trimming, and expert restyling of old hats with up to date shapes and dainty ribbons at reasonable prices.
Obituary notes the passing of McAems at his son in law and daughter's home near Diller. He had been in poor health for months and left three sons and two daughters. Funeral held at the M E church with Revs Mills and Grimes officiating. Burial at Prairie Home cemetery beside his wife who died last May. He was sixty four.
Receipts show cattle at 5 000 head with steady to higher beef trade and strong demand for stock cattle and feeding steers. Hogs 6 000 plus arrivals with best hogs up a nickel. sheep and lambs receipts 44 000, fat lambs 15 cents below Monday, feeders firm, ewes steady. prices listed for beef, yearlings, cows, veal, and lambs with regional comparison and price ranges. Also includes a joke item about engagements and economy.
The text notes Lorraine’s changing sovereignty, belonging to Austria prior to unification with France in 1736 and referencing its prior status under a dethroned Polish king.
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