Memories Of The Past From Diller Nebraska forty years ago
Recollections recall Pawnee City meetings at the Christain church led by Rev Posten. Diller Lodge No 138 sent Jas Moreland and Perry Cul ly to Grand Lodge. Local notes mention a 40 year old marriage between Lottie Brandt and Paul Witzki, and earlier church yard tree and grass plans postponed by drought.
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Posten
Pawnee City
Christain Church
Jas. Moreland
Perry Cully
Diller Lodge No
Lottie Brandt
W. H. Brandt
Paul Witzki
Beatrice
Fifty Years Ago At Endicott
Chronicle notes from Endicott and nearby towns recount illness in Arthur son of Purley Price, Jessie Miller speechless in bed, Squire Hilliker leaving B M service to return to Diller, and legal business trips to Fairbury. Burial for John Sheehan's infant, early subscribers Thomas and Lambert, Lightner's clerking move, and Rd Thomas feeding grass near Welton. Summer schools were popular though Ed Green refused to teach in 1887.
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John Sheehan
Exeter
Ad. Thomas
C. W. Lambert
Diller
Endicott
Thomas
Welton School
Fairbury
Ed. Green
Proposal to Sell Real Estate in Jefferson County Nebraska
Public notice proposes selling detached parcels from Section 25 Township 2 North Range 4 East to the Protestant Orphans Home for a consideration of 75 dollars. The description covers two tracts with specific boundary lines along section lines and compass directions. The village of Diller seeks disposal of the described real estate by sale.
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Diller
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Swing to Sovereign Service ad campaign starts at Sovereign stations
The Record begins a spring advertisement series for Sovereign Service at Cause Oil Co stations in Diller and nearby towns. Sovereign Service stations carry the emblem of merit, the shield, and maroon colors. The campaign, tied to the Swing theme, aims to promote independent service stations and prosperity through a distinctive, original approach. Clyde Sullivan notes Swing as the current trend and the campaign aligns with Sovereign Service identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soverign
Cause Oil Co
Diller
Ign
Sovereign Service
Clyde Sullivan
Sovereign Service Organization
Sovereign
Middle Western States
Was Atchison U S President for a Day Claim in Missouri
The Missourian examines the 1849 claim that Senate President pro tempore Featherston Atchison served as U S President for a day after Zachary Taylor failed to take the presidential oath on March 4 1849. It notes no constitutional vacancy existed and Atchison never took the oath.
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David, R. Atchison
Missouri
United States
Zachary Taylor
Eison
Senate
Taylor
Atchison
Congress
Suffix ich or Wick from Anglo Saxon Wic place names
The article discusses whether the suffix wick in English place names like Greenwich Warwick Nantwich and Droitwich derives from the Anglo Saxon wic meaning village or the Norse wic meaning bay It notes salt production at towns with wics and mentions historical spelling variants such as wyeh house Nantwich and Seeheels and other Eng terms related to salt making
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Wick
Greenwich
Warwick
Detroit News
Cannon Isaac Taylor
Northwich
Middlewich
Nantwich
Droitwich
Netherwich
Shirleywich
Wickham
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Soos
Ior Fry
Nona Deck
Earl Pearce
Elsie Tristman
Russell Bodell
Beneldia Fanders
Edith Deck
Viona Witty
James Schultz
Lucile Miller
Forest Tristman
Minnie
Pearce
Minnie Aggoner
Kenneth Foote
Maude Folkers
Howard Jordan
Arthur, Small Son
Purley
W. Price
Jessie Miller
Squire R. C. Hilliker
The
S. Harter
A. L. Tristmen
E. M. Green
B. F. Lightner
Price Bros
OLD Line Life Health & Benefit Accident
Reliable Company
Diller, Nebraska
Nebr
U. S
Day
INTER
Gassell Oil Company
Sam Thompson
Most
Neb
HQME
the Diller
Topnotch Magazin
Teles Magazines
Pete
Chece
American Fruit Grower
Coppers Farmer Household Magazine
Successful Farming
Women’s World
the Country Home
Farm Journal
Greeder's Gazette
Ee Groud
American Poultry Joy
Form Journal
Leghorn World
Mother's Home
Plymouth Rock Moat CO
Rhode Island
Enciote
Piesse
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