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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
4
Divine services at 10 30 in English conducted by H J Diekhoff pastor at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller Sunday School and Bible class held with all welcome.
Rev Velte outlines church services for April 14 with Sunday School and worship and notes ministers meetings in Beatrice District at Fairbury April 22 23. A Progressive Supper hosted by Ladies Aid circles 3 and 4 is scheduled April 27 in the church basement with a free will offering and no fixed price, inviting families and guests.
Congregational Church notices list services and gatherings led by Pastor W.E. Ludwick with Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11. The Keystone ladies plan to carpet the rostrum, chairs for the orchestra are sought, and three members were received. Social visits occurred, and Hoover appointed Dawes ambassador to Great Britain while Coolidge joined the New York Life board.
Principal Miss Conger seeks release from contract for next year and the board grants it. Seventh and eighth grades show exam success and varied classwork including maps, art drawings, and illustrated booklets. Attendance shines for some students while others miss due to illness. The district hosts Education Day on April 26 and juniors plan the Junior-Senior banquet for April 25.
Old Tucson thrives with rapid growth as paving expands and new hotels rise. The article highlights affordable housing, strong university life, the first municipal airport, and robust winter tourism including Fiesta de los Vequeros and local rodeos. It notes mild economy, abundant water, transit links, and a cosmopolitan, tourist-driven town mood.
The National Industrial Conference Board reports American workers earn higher wages and maintain greater purchasing power than foreign counterparts. A study using International Labor Office data finds real wages in 1928 October ranged from one third to four times those in Europe and about 20 percent higher than in Canada.
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