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Congregational Church W A Snyder superintendent. Sunday School at 10 o clock. Service follows. Come to church and boost for a better world.
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Diller
W. A Snyder
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1931
Page
8
Methodist Episcopal Church announces schedule and next service
Rev S A Draise pastor and Mrs L M Cavett superintendent report Sunday School at 10 and sermon at 11. Next Sunday only church school at 10. Pastor on relaxation leave and away over Sunday. Service Aug 16 at 11. Preparatory membership noted. St John’s Lutheran Lanham Kansas led by F Albio Heinz with German service at 10 and Luther League at 8. Ladies hold ice cream social Aug 8 evening. Young Christian ideal cited.
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S. A. Draise
L. M. Cavett
Sunt
S. S
F. Albio Heinz
Young
Saint Paul’s Ev. Lutheran Service Near Diller
H J Diekhoff will conduct divine services at 10:30 in English language at St. Paul’s Ev. Lutheran near Diller.
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ST. Paul's. EV. Lutheran Near Diller
H. J. Diekhoff
Nebraska's New Automobile Law Sets Driving Rules
A summary of the new statutes effective Aug 3 outlines driving conduct restrictions. Prohibited actions include carrying passengers on laps, more than three people under 12 in the front seat, or riding on running boards. Drivers must observe speed limits near railways school zones intersections and when visibility is obstructed, and overtaking rules require safe distance. Laws cover signaling intentions to stop or turn, yielding to traffic, and proper signaling to indicate turns. Accident reporting rules specify timelines and information to provide to authorities. Vehicle equipment requirements include brakes, mirrors, rear lamps, and lighting restrictions.
Admiral McGowan proposes referendum before war draft plan
Retired paymaster general McGowan suggests a public vote on war before any entry. If a majority backs it, all able bodied men aged 18 to 35 would be drafted to serve. The idea draws mixed reactions and doubts about practical execution.
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Admiral McGowan
Navy
Ditching wreck injures Haskins on P W F highway
Mr and Mrs Haskins of Republican City Nebraska were ditched Sunday on the P W F highway east of Diller Cemetery. Mrs Haskins suffers facial cuts from flying glass while Mr Haskins sustains a severe leg injury. Passersby took them to Blue Springs. Their three children were unharmed.
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Haskins
Republican City
Nebr
Blue Springs
Diller Cemetery
Haskin
Pulec
Spectacular Six Hor Awakens at Nebraska State Fair
Those privileged to witness the six high bred horses, owned by the Omaha Stock Yards, will return to the Nebraska State Fair on September 4. The public loves a good horse, and these massive Clydesdale geldings promise daily spectacular maneuvers in front of spectators.
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Omaha
Sampiay
Nebraska
America
Wheat for Hogs: Wheat as sole hog feed deemed practical
Professor William J. Loeffel of the Agricultural College says feeding wheat alone to hogs is feasible and palatable. Trials show hogs on ground wheat for four months stayed on feed with no abnormal conditions. Gramlich supports farmers feeding more of the 1931 crop to livestock to avoid low prices.
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Wm. J. Loffel
The
Agricultural College
Loeffel
Gramlich
Nebraska
One Day Left Prompts Focus on Work Life Balance
A fragmentary notice discusses overwork and daily routines. It cites 65 dollars, 8 hours sleep, and balance notes for holidays and work. The text reads like a puzzle or subtraction problem about time and balance in a single day.
Bank Employees Sent to School
The American Institute of Banking under the American Bankers Association operates 223 chapters in cities nationwide with large-city chapters hosting thousands of students. About 42 000 bank workers including clerks and officers are enrolled, combining formal study with daily banking work. Plans aim to extend banking education to rural districts to broaden access and improve qualifications for advancement.
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American Institute of Banking
Action of the
American Bankers Association
Can Andness
Barkii
Safety for Swimmers Advice From Red Cross Lifesavers
A Red Cross life saving advisory urges swimmers to learn to swim and follow safety rules. Do not panic if over your head keep your head above water breathe and stay near lifelines. Do not swim alone or in unprotected areas and supervise children at the beach. Do not use inner tubes as floats and wait after meals before swimming.
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Red Cross Life Savers
Limestone project spreads aid to Illinois farmers
A bank in Illinois owned a limestone spreader rented to farmers for ten cents a ton and a phosphate spreader at five cents a ton. The limestone project, a major bank contribution in 1930, worked with the Farm Bureau. A trained tester mapped forty acres with twenty three surface tests and three other points, producing a color coded map showing limestone needs. The bank also arranged car lot limestone shipments for farmer orders.
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Illinois
Farm Bureau
From Latin roots comes supercilious meaning haughty
The term derives from super for over and cilium for eyelid, with raised eyebrows signaling pride. In English it became supercilious meaning arrogant, reflecting the eye brow gesture as a marker of hauteur.
Zahareff Aids Aviation Fortunes To Study Flight
Sir Basil Zahareff, Europe’s mystery man, reportedly gave several fortunes in recent years to advance aviation research. In the past five years he devoted most of his time to promoting air transportation alongside his vast interests.
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Basil Zahareff
Europe
Changes in State Game Laws During 1931 32
The state adopted several adjustments to game laws effective August 3 including delayed pheasant and prairie wildlife seasons and new harvesting rules. It permits trapping by landowners with a permit and keeps pelts, allows scrip for upland game, and sets fishing and vendor permits for catfish sales. It also allows carp spearing sunrise to sunset from April to December and aligns with federal requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Estimate of Expenses for Diller Village Meeting
The July regular meeting of the Village of Diller Board of Trustees approved an expense estimate of 3201.00 dollars to be spread on the minutes and published per law. Trustees John Claugon Chas B. Waggoner and Cleek ee WASt were noted.
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Mayers Vy
Piller
Nebr
Board of Trustees
Diller
John’ Claugon
Chin
Beara
Chas
Waggoner
Cleek Ee Wast
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