Diller Church Items Describe Sunday Service and Membership
Rev S A Draise presided with Mrs L M Cavett leading Sunday School at 10:00. A attentive audience engaged with a sermon and discussion on inactive members and the fate of long‑inactive members. Ray Eick and James Emerson transferred to church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ianel Sand
rTth
Mra. Lee
Lee
Methodist Church
Singapore
Strait
Ray Eick
James Emerson
Horses Fear Automobiles Then Another Horse
Report notes a shift in equine behavior as horses that once dreaded automobiles now react to the sight of a strange horse. Researchers observe early signs of social or novelty responses influencing flight or curiosity in horses during rides and stables.
Fruitless efforts cited in clumsy orchard wordplay
A playful exchange uses fruit metaphors to describe a failed pursuit. The speaker mocks a girl named Anna with terms like prune peach and cherry disposition, noting misaligned efforts and the humor of a fruit laden dating misfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Girls Should Avoid Ride With Strangers Advice
Plymouth News warns girls against accepting lifts in the evening warning of disaster to reputation and safety. It stresses choosing companions carefully amid a perilous social climate and urges caution to protect welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth News
Sunday services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church near Diller offers Sunday School and Bible class with divine services at 10 30 conducted in the German language highlighting community religious activity.
Congregational church holds Sunday services with speaker
W. A. Snyder supervises the Sunday School at 100 o clock. Sunday evening preaching by Harry King of Beatrice on The Unpardonable Sin with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
Beatrice Subject
Sell Your Roosters Before Hatch Season Ends
An advisory urges egg producers to dispose of male birds as hatching season nears. Roosters are described as loud, costly, and less valuable with time, suggesting alarm clocks as a quieter alternative. The piece notes roosters mature for meat now, but age offers no benefit, unlike whiskey.
Nautilus Struggles in Atlantic Tow Toward North Pole
The Nautilus submarine carrying Sir Hubert Wilkins suffers battery failure and a broken engine during Atlantic voyage toward the Arctic. After battling a gale, the craft is towed by the battleship Wyoming, prompting calls for a more reliable vessel for the perilous expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
Atlantic
Wyoming
Fast Driver Reflects on Routeless Hurry
A quick driver who pushes speed often lacks a clear destination, highlighting how haste can outpace purpose and leaving the journey as its own end.
The One Horse Shay Remnants in Modern America
A historical note on horse drawn carriages fading from use in the United States. The White House once housed the last horse drawn vehicle and a former Adjutant General preserves a collection of historic carriages. The Army replaced horse drawn equipment with motor vehicles and autos now symbolize military transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Army
Sam
New York
Pipe smoking once claimed to cure rheumatism in Scotland
An old Scottish belief held that smoking a pipe could act as an antidote to rheumatism, reflecting historical attitudes toward folk remedies and health practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Indianapolis Ice Cream Company Files for Bankruptcy
An Indianapolis ice cream business has filed for bankruptcy amid reports of frozen assets and financial strain. The case centers on liquidation actions and potential creditor claims as court proceedings begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States Holds Vast Global Gold Reserves
The United States now holds nearly five billions in gold, accounting for more than three fifths of the world supply. This substantial reserve underscores U S financial primacy and foreign exchange strength amid ongoing global market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great congress to study dinosaur eggs at Red Lodge
In Red Lodge Montana a summer 1982 congress of savants will examine dinosaur eggs fragments found last year by a Princeton paleontologic expedition. Dr Frances A Thomson leads Montana School of Mines in cooperation with Princeton to prepare a guide to the Beartooth region. Dr J G Siegfriedt credited for early discoveries and paleontologic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Mont
Congress of Savants
Princeton University Paleontologic
North American
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gott Desert
China
Faeologista
Beartooth
Frances A .Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Princeton University
WT. Thom
G. Siegfriedt
Siegfriedt
Transvaal
Parasite Controls Japanese Beetle Grub Spread
A wasp like parasite, Tiphia pepulivora, imported from Japan, fights the Japanese beetle grub in the eastern U S. Introduced in 1920 in New Jersey, it has expanded from a few colonies to cover about three and a half square miles. The parasite burrows to the grub, injects an egg, and the larva consumes the beetle grub from within.
Progressive bootmaker Thomas Bata builds a global shoe empire
The Czech Slovakian bootmaker Thomas Bata rose from wartime disruptions to establish a vast industry in his homeland. His factory employs 2,500 workers and produces 100,000 pairs of boots annually, prompting a town of 18,000 near Nabranete to grow. Bata uses air travel to distribute samples across Europe and maintains a small own air force with trained pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bata
Zin
Caechoslovakia
Boots Apt Shoes
Dax
Nabrante
Bata
Europe
Pilotta
British Still Jailed for Not Paying Debts in London
A report notes 2,419 people were imprisoned for debt last year in Brixton, the only London debtor's prison, despite abolition in the prior century. Debtors are jailed for contempt of court, with a maximum stay of 42 days per county judge order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brixton
Fleet
Marshalsea
Circus Boss Seeks Berlin Burgomaster Post
The well known Berlin circus owner announces candidacy for the vacant burgomaster office. Jokers joke that managing traffic in circles and squares resembles circus rings and that a man who can control cosmopolitan artists may unite the city's many officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Eternal Match touted as long lasting lighting device
Vienna scientist Dr Ferdman Ringer unveils the Eternal Match described as capable of being lit 600 times before becoming useless and predicted to revolutionize modern commerce as one of the century’s great inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdmnan Ringer
Vienna
Austria
Doctor Ringer
Notice of Executor's Sale in Susan Randall Estate
In the district court of Cew County on June 29 1981 an order authorized J Mayborn executor to sell estate real property. On August 1 at 2 PM at the late residence the highest bidder for cash will buy Lot Seven in the First Addition to Di Nia to pay debts and costs of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cew
Fred W. Messmore
J. Mayborn
Susan Randall
Eiven
Governor Rolph’s New Year’s Resolution Insight
A governor tells a reporter a witty method to judge a man by attending his New Year’s party and listening to his resolutions. The Los Angeles Times quote frames the tip as a practical peek into character, noting its use for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolph
Cub
Los Angeles Times
Feeding the Feline Hostess Transcript Humor
A fragmentary transcript shows a witty exchange about a cat and a husband, with a gambler’s wife joking about keeping the kitty full as bills are discussed. The dialogue hints at domestic humor and a playful dynamic between the spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Allikes
Probate Notice for Herman F Neumann Estate
Creditors of Herman F Neumann estate must appear before the Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge at the county court on November 5 1931 at 9 AM for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months to file claims from July 1981. Deadline to present claims is November 2 1981. Dated July 30. Attorney for the Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman F. Neumann
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said
Geenen
Sree
Farmer's hired man praised as remarkable invention
"To my opinion" said Farmer-Corn tessell, "that hired man o' mine is a very remarkable invention." "Why do you call him that?" "Because 80 many inventions are things that ought to work and don't."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer-Corntessel
Dialogue excerpt about estates and barren lands
Newsholme recalls abroad and asks about barren waste while Newrich confirms a wonderful estate owned by Pearson's. The exchange hints at contrast between travel impressions and property holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsholme
Newrich
Pearson's
Final account and distribution hearing for estate in Jefferson County
The state of Nebraska Jefferson County In the matter estate of deceased Hasel Place executrix petitions for final retirement and allowance of final account filed June 22 1931 hearing set July 21 1931 at county court Fairbury to show cause why petition should not be granted notice to interested parties to be published in a local newspaper for three weeks prior to hearing SEAL Attorneys for Estate E R Bee County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Hasel Place
Fairbury
Sand County
Probate Notie In Estate Of Heras Peters Deceased
In the matter of the estate of Heras Peters deceased a petition by Emma Peters administratrix for final settlement and distribution is set for July 21 1931 at 2 o clock in the county court room Fairbury. Notice of pendency and hearing to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record weekly prior to the hearing. Seal by E R Bee County Judge and attorneys for estate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller
S. A. Draise
L. M. Cavett
S. S
ST. Paul's
EV. Lutheran
H. J. Diekhoff
W. A. Snyder
S.S
Gabby Gertie
WNU
Montana
Ene. Atty
Hor Estate
SEAL
Iney & Denney Attys
E.R. Bee
Heras Petere
Emma_ Peters
Diller Record
Dewnpaper
Denney
E. R. Bee
M. J. Powele
Glas
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Russell A. Davis
Fairbury, Nebr
Waggoner Bros
Poneral RS
Hmbalaee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!