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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
8
Diller church items list German language divine services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller conducted by Pastor H J Diekhoff at 10 30. No services Sunday August. Congregational Church led by Pastor W E Ludwick holds Sunday School at 10 A M.
Rev Wm R Velte leads Methodist services with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. A Sunday School picnic is planned. Harvard economist Dr Carver argues for enforcement of Prohibition while warning against aiding bootleggers and vilifying officers. A mix of local notices and humorous anecdotes follow.
The St Louis Robin landed after 420 hours 21 minutes aloft with 15,000 spectators. It covered about 25 000 miles roughly 60 miles an hour since July 13 and refueled 47 times taking on 3 520 gallons of gasoline. Flyers rested in a hotel. they received 33 800 dollars and gifts. President Hoover named S R McKelvie to the farm marketing board. Nebraska wheat growers gain representation and health contests. State medical and dental associations offer free county and state exams to club members. health is one of the four Hs of club work.
Boys and girls club members will compete for four state champions in health examinations at the state fair. A junior and senior division will determine a state champion boy and girl from each. counties may enter pairs of youths under and over 15.
A historical note describes two fly repellent formulas for cattle. One uses one gallon fish oil with half a gallon tar oil and one ounce carbolic acid. another combines laundry soap, coal tar dip, whale oil, and oil of tar. Reported cost is about 9 cents for ten cows for ninety days.
Nebraska court costs increased as a new law took effect. District court jurors now receive four dollars daily and witnesses three dollars daily. Mileage is set at one cent per mile for residents over one mile from the court. Grand jury fees also rise. Municipal and county courts now pay two dollars daily with five cents mileage and no mileage previously.
A historical critique by F A Walker on Queen Victoria and the female role in society. It references Queen Victoria, Victoria era ideas, lists figures like Tennyson, and notes reactions to women’s suffrage, highlighting conflicting views on gender roles and emancipation. The piece discusses reactions to Strachey and debates about women in power and politics.
Fragmentary OCR expresses awe at towering cities and their skyward, noble buildings. The lines reference distant places like the West and East and convey a longing for vast urban skylines without clear events or names.
A garbled OCR passage presents a chaotic mix of dialogue and stray phrases. The text references names and bits of speech without clear context or coherent narrative, yielding a fractured, indecipherable snippet with no identifiable event or structure.
A two block long exhibit hall beneath the Nebraska State Fair grandstand showcases booths and a broad center aisle. The space houses artistic exhibits with colored ceilings and extensive electric lighting. Access links to the grandstand and Paddock via a tunnel at the east end runs under the track to prevent crossing accidents during races.
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