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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
8
Rev. W. S. McCallister and Mrs. McCallister leave Tuesday for a three week vacation. No preaching services during their absence. Sunday school will meet at the usual hour and be the only Sunday service in the church.
Otto Bergfelder pastor announces annual mission festival at St Pauls Ev Lutheran with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a sermon. Choir selections and afternoon refreshments follow services. All are invited. Ministers away so activity noted.
A simple tale follows Billy a young black colt and his white mother Daisy. The pair share a shaded pasture with water and grass while Billy learns to stay close after a bee sting and a mulberry adventure. Daisy speaks to Billy in a language only they understand and calls him Charming Billy.
An educated Nebraska dog used a telephone on a quiet Trenton switchboard to signal for help when confined. The operator alerted the keeper and store owner, who found the dog had knocked over the phone while trying to escape. A Burnace ad note follows about advertising space costs.
Farmers pursue rabbits as a source of substitute fur amid shortages. Researchers test breeding and processing methods to create viable material for the textile industry. Local markets monitor supply and price fluctuations as controls adapt.
The passage notes two objections to prohibition: it fails to prohibit effectively and drives men toward hard drugs as they cannot obtain good liquor. It frames the debate around moral and practical harms of the policy.
Sixty Chicago pastors commit to preaching on city streets to reach people unlikely to attend churches. The article notes various U S land values per acre and critiques perceptions about fish as brain food while citing Bible sales at 9,069,120 copies last year.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes cow production value rose 81 percent from 1909 to today while total milk output grew 51 percent and cow numbers 19 percent. Average milk per cow climbed 27 percent to 4.36 pounds, urging better breeding and feeding to raise profits.
A Denver column extols successful fathers who raise sons with respect and open dialogue. It argues dads should let boys have a say, model good character, and invest time and self sacrifice to teach responsibility and self worth.
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