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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
4
The Diller Record lists terms of subscription with one year at $1.50 and six months in advance. It notes second class mail, post office entry at Diller Nebraska, and advertising rates upon request. Local ads are charged at 5 cents per line per insertion.
George Williams told Fairbury chamber of commerce Nebraskans should show more state loyalty comparing Nebraska to Iowa Kansas and Florida. He listed Nebraska crops and outputs and boasted of no debt noting the new state house and paid highways upon completion.
A historical note argues prohibition reduced saloons and distilleries, redirecting two billion dollars a year to legitimate spending. It claims savings in life insurance and bank accounts, plus expenditures on entertainment and autos, while brewers and distillers suffered losses.
The state's graveling program moves quickly with crews active across all sections and a goal of transforming road conditions by summer’s end.
Readers are urged to explore Nebraska’s scenic vacation spots and spend the rest period within the state to support local industry by patronizing home places.
The state collected 2811449 dollars in gasoline taxes from March 11, 1925 to March 1 this year. Officials estimate collections will exceed three million dollars for the current year.
A crude scam depicts swindlers wooing and marrying unsuspecting women to extract money. The tactic plays on romance and trust, leaving victims financially damaged and emotionally harmed. Authorities warn of similar schemes and urge caution in potential matchmaking scenarios.
The Rev Otto Bergfelder delivers a confirmation sermon to ten catechumens at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church in Diller Nebraska on April 25 1926. He explains confirmation as a public rite for infant Baptism recipients, emphasizes watchfulness in faith and daily life, and urges steadfastness against spiritual danger while praising church membership and communion.
A visiting lecturer urges the confirmation class to heed Paul's exhortation to watchfulness. He warns against temptation, stresses steadfast faith, and compares Christian life to warfare, urging daily study of scripture and participation in means of grace to strengthen resolve.
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