Jefferson County Abstract Office Sale Manager
Jefferson County Abstract Office led by James Davis and Bonded Abstracter Russell A. Davis operates in Fairbury. The firm handles title work and abstracts for property transactions in the county.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1950
Page
2
Jefferson County Abstract Office led by James Davis and Bonded Abstracter Russell A. Davis operates in Fairbury. The firm handles title work and abstracts for property transactions in the county.
Memories of the Past Fifty Years recount local changes in Diller and nearby towns. Individuals like Jas London Matilda Cooza and Harry Hudson engage in property and business deals while others travel to Lincoln and Oklahoma. The Diller post office becomes a third class office. Haley’s Comet appears. public figures discuss new construction and local commerce.
Ten years ago the Diller Farmers Grain Company elected directors including Ben Roelfs James Haye and Geo Sasse along with others at the stockholders meeting. The Diller Telephone Company elected Mrs RW Green as director. Mrs W Steffensmeyer of Lincoln planned a sale of her father's effects in Diller. A new baby Karen Jean Long was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Long. Clarence Messenger died at 80. The Steele City News suspended publication with Vernon Haddix and his father listed as publishers. A weather forecast list of radio broadcasts was printed for stations KFAB and WOW. Local residents visited and moved into new homes while others attended installations and Chamber events.
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