Memories Of The Past In Diller
Patrons recall 40 years ago events in Diller including visits by Arthur and Blanche Bartlet of Cab Creek and local figures like J S Diller of Washington DC. Obituary notes mention Lucile Miller who died at 11 years 11 months and 14 days of typhoid fever. A district Dunkard meeting, a Missouri produce gift box, and a Father and Mother Robinson housewarming are also described with community details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Blanche Bartlet
Cab Creek
Diller
J. S Diller
Washington, DC
WH Diller
Mr Diller
U.S Geological Survey
California
Lucile Miller
P. B
Mary H Miller
Lucile
Christian Church
W F King
Joshua Robinson
Robinson
John Cunningham
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Marie Dvorak Deceased
Protestants Orphans Home files petition in Jefferson County Nebraska for determination of death date heirs and descent of undivided one fourth interest in West Hall Southeast Quarter section 25 Township 2 North Range 4 East. Hearing set November 14 1942 at 2 PM before County Judge Samuel Gallamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dvorak
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Protestants Orphans Home
Czechoslovakia
Samuel. Gallamore
Hearing Notice in Estate of Francie Powell Nebraska
Hartigan and Skultety attorneys publish in Jefferson County Court a hearing on the estate of Francie Powell deceased. Protestants Orphans Home petitions for determination of death date heirs and descent of the West Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 25 Township 2 North Range 4 East. public notice dated October 17 1942 with first publication October 22 1942 and final November 5 1942.
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Francie Powell
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Protestants Orphans Home, S Corporation
Samuel Gallamore
There Are Only Sheep Left in the United States
A short cryptic note states there are only sheep remaining in the United States with the author signing as dighors, implying a regional or symbolic comment on population or land use.
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United States
Dighors
Great British Mine Explosion Shocks Western Front
A massive World War I explosion on the western front produced by British forces released over one million pounds of explosives. The blast was heard an estimated 26 miles away, marking the greatest explosion of its kind in armed combat.
Texas Wheat Production Surpasses 40 Million Bushels
Texas farmers produced more than 40 million bushels of wheat last year signaling strong yields for the state. Officials noted improvements in drought resilience and market demand boosting the crop outlook.
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Texas Wheat
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Habicht
E L Lpock
Frank Beckwith
New York State
Arthur Price
Emma Fry
Dunkard Church
Holmesville
Mr Pearce
John Gillet
Southern
Missouri
Gillet
U.S
Agstralt
Russell A Davis
Gary
Fairbury
Nebr
Holle
Clarence Richardson
Ernest Schulz
Fern Bartlett
Marion
Lee Calkins
U. S. Tressury Department
Odell
General Hospital
M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Hartigan & Skultety Attorneys At Law
Hartigan & Skultety Attorneys At Law Notice OF Hearing
Jeff Curtis
Jungle
C. H. Lubker
Fairbury State Bank
Phillips
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