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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

8

Memories Of The Past Notes From Beatrice And Diller 1914

Gertrude Diller visited Beatrice with friends while Miss Pearl Bell taught near Odell. Miss Benelda Fanders spent Sunday in Diller. she worked at Pease's drug store in Fairbury. J J Lottman received $500 from Burlington for the accidental death of her husband near Crete 25 years ago. Mr and Mrs J D Fanders traveled to Lincoln by Burlington and back in a new Ford roadster for Dr Diehl. The village allowed high school boys to flood the ball park turning it into a skating pond. Esther Green underwent appendicitis surgery at Stockholm Nebraska 25 years ago while teaching. Her mother joined her, Mr Mayborn traveled to Omaha for cattle buying. Seede Wiemers and Geo Renz were buyers that week. The high school basketball season began 25 years ago with trips to Steele City for boys and girls teams, both defeats mirroring this year. The AOUW elected officers: C Fisher president, B Bell vice president, R Eastwood fireman, C E Warthen overseer, S F Clark secretary, J A Cully guide, Ira Place IWW, E Mudge, Wm Hauver, Dr Bauguess physician. It was a cold week in 1914 with lows near 14 degrees and sleighs and autos contending for road space.

AOUW Chas Fisher Bert Bell R Eastwood C E Warthen S F Clark JA Cully Ira Place E ‘Mudge Wm Hauver Bauguess

Forty Years Ago Local Land Sale and Town News

Forties era notes report W C Line selling 160 acres to W L Woods for 4500 dollars between here and Steele City. Pool room opens north of Loock's store. The Nebraska Telebone Company extends lines to Jefferson county stations except Powell and Cladstone. Burlington adds ten new streamlined locomotives. George White and Chas Taylor visit Canada for new homes and later move there. Families depart Diller for Boise Idaho to start anew. C W Simon leaves Cress & Son to be a traveling salesman. Roy Geer replaces him as clerk. Henry Eaton resigns as Justice of the Peace and Village Clerk citing war related nervousness.

Daykin Postmaster Appointed and Local Addition Noted

Fifty years ago S B Carpenter was appointed postmaster at Daykin. J B Zook added a residence extension near the Presbyterian church. The Record commented that a golden stream of corn was poor.

S B Carpenter Daykin J B Zook Presbyterian Church

Dedication of St Pauls Lutheran church fifty years ago

A large crowd attended morning and afternoon services for the fifty year anniversary of St Pauls Lutheran church. Ministers from Hanover Kansas Yutan Nebraska Sterling Nebraska Febing Nebraska and Harbine Nebraska assisted Rev M J Tjaden with Rev J Wolff grandfather of Rev L J Wolff current pastor. The week noted elevators busy with 128 loads Wednesday and many more other days. The Record also described new postal cards in three sizes with uses for acies business and bill-head printing.

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church M J Tjaden Bond Hanover Kansas G Schnur Yutan Nebraska J. Wolff Sterlling Dirks Febing Thomas Harbine J Wolff L J Wolff

Mayfly egg floats on buoyant tendril structure

An illustration describes the mayfly egg formed with tendrils that help it float. The depiction emphasizes the buoyant mechanism aiding egg dispersal in aquatic environments.

Accidental Discoveries Sparked America’s Gas Era

Natural gas reached American use by accident with seepage and drilling in Ohio and West Virginia. Rufus Stone near McConnellsville exclaimed “drilled through to hell” when gas and sulphur gushed from salt wells. Fredonia in 1826 first lit street lamps with gas from seepage. Titusville piped gas for homes in 1872.

Asia India China Persia United States Ohio West Virginia Rufus Stone McConnellsville Fredonia N. Y Titusville

Notice of Final Report in Estate of Anton J Saathoff

Final account and petition for final settlement and discharge filed by executrix for the Estate of Anton J Saathoff. Hearing set before Jefferson County Court on January 14 1940 at 9 AM to determine heirs at law and allow contest. County Judge E Bee signed December 2 1939.

E. A. Wunder Anton J. Saathoff Jefferson County Nebraska

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gertrude Diller Beatrice Benelda Fanders Diller Pease’s Fairbury The Burlington J J Lottman Crete J. D. Fanders Lincoln Dr. Diehl Esther Green Stockhom Mr . Mayborn Omaha Seede Wiemers Geo. Renz Steele City Mercury W L Woods Zane Fordyce Harry Hudson Loock Nebraska Telebone Company Powell and Cladstone Eee Cere George White Chas. Taylor Canada B F John Ben Rudolph Sebolt Will Carmichael Boise Idaho C W Simon Cress & Son Roy Geer Henry Eaton Justice of the Peace Elgin Gilliland Jeweler Beatrice, Nebraska Regia Texas Sauerkraut Colorado O. A. Cooper Co America E . Bee J. Monroe Davis Fairbury, Nebraska S. C. Hutchinson Diller, Nebraska
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