Forty Years Ago Diller Area Notables Recalled
Forty years ago last night Bert and Pink Clark hosted a friendly party for young friends. The Diller Folkers family mourns the death of their elder, RV Folkers IV Diller, at his son's home on October 28 1901 aged about eighty one. Ed S Germany came to America with his parents in 1865 and settled in Jefferson county in 1878 on a farm two miles west of Diller now Edward Weers. The C A Green family moved into the house east of Main Street forty years ago this week, purchased from Perry Tate as he and his family prepared to move to Oklahoma for homesteading.
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Fifty Years Ago At The Opera House In The Town
A garbled reminiscence recalls a 56 to pobals testissaite of Diller New.com sold for 80 ibe and mentions a large crop. John Sutton and others invited all to an opera sensor event while Agnes J and a meeting at F bury are noted. The Silver Cornet Band planned a masquerade skating at the opera house with order guarded, amid a nostalgic view of past times.
Germany tin sheet producers tied to Fort Carell
In a fragmentary report, Tee Fort Carell is identified as connected to a limited group of German producers of tinned metal sheets, noted as the sole suppliers in the region.
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Turret Captain Horizontal Molder Welder in Aviation Metalsmith Role
A pharmacist outlines a career path into aviation metalsmith work detailing a Turret Captain Horizontal Molder Welder role. The note lists required skills and potential responsibilities within metal fabrication for aircraft components.
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