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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
8
Simple summer dessert ideas use cornstarch Bavarian cream fruit sponges or gelatin pudding shaped in molds. Dip molds in cold water fill with dessert layers add fruit rings and chill until set then top with cream for decorative servings.
Wilson of Memphis is in Diller with his niece, Mrs. O. C. Diehl, visiting a relative during a weekend stay.
A cautionary note warns against airing private family skeletons when strangers are present, urging discretion and respect for sensitive matters in social settings.
F. W. Steffen and Mrs. Erva Clack with son Roe visited Diller relatives and friends since before the picnic and returned yesterday to their Lincoln home.
A full attendance of the M W A membership is desired for next Saturday evening August 19 1911. The picnic committee will report and other important business. Cr Carr vice president C E Waggoner clerk.
An historical note on the weather bureau’s origins highlighting how independent observers collected scattered facts and how meteorology was then vague and tied to tradition. It discusses the limited knowledge of its subject at inception and the reliance on guesses.
J B McPeck and his wife Maude from Geneva were visiting Issac Saylor's at a Diller picnic when a wheel gave way on a downhill turn five miles east and one mile south. The car spun across the road but no serious injuries are reported to Mrs McPeck or Maude. Friday morning Mrs Saylor drove them home for a short visit.
At a regular meeting on July 6 1911 the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska estimated expenditures for officers salaries street and bridge work printing street lights and water maintenance for the fiscal year beginning May first 1911 totaling 3000 dollars and ordered the figures spread on the records and published according to law Smith Diller Village Clerk.
After the 61st transatlantic cable celebration Cyrus W Field played a role, professor Moree sent a telegram from Ohio to New York. The operator demanded a dollar. Moree declared he would not pay and proclaimed he was the father of the telegraph. The operator doubted him and asked him to sign his name.
A fragment recalls a 1006 meeting in The Hugue where Elector Frederick visits a Prince of Orange. The anecdote notes discussion of throne protocol and seating, with reference to a king seated on an armchair of state during the interview.
Creditors of Full B Senior deceased must meet the executor before Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge on February 12 1912 at 1 pm to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months from August 8 1911 to file claims. unfiled claims by February 12 1912 are barred. Notice published in the Diller Record for four weeks prior to February 12 1912. C C Borrk County Judge.
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