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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
4
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church near Diller will hold 1 PM afternoon and 8 PM services. Rev E Von Mausbaum will preach in the morning with Rev Kunzedorf of Auburn and Rev Heinz of Lanham assisting in the afternoon. Pastor H J Diexhoff invites all.
The congregation's party traveled from June 25 to Aug 3 covering about 3100 miles visiting Wooster Ohio Wheeling West Virginia Greensburg Pittsburg Mt. Pleasant and Peoria Indiana Springfield Illinois near Cumberland Maryland and other towns. They report health and plenty to eat and plan a return to Lincoln Nebraska for rest with regular services resuming Aug 24.
Rev Wm R Velte pastor Mrs L M Cavett superintendent S S Sunday Aug 10 Sunday School at 10 00 AM Boy Scout meeting Saturday There will be no other services due to the pastor's absence.
A local 4-H dairy calf club presents quotes praising leader Beaman Smith and describes members learning calf care and project skills. Carrie-Mabel Wrigley recounts personal benefits and notes Lincoln fair time events for livestock poultry crops dairy baked goods room improvement cooking and clothing demonstrations.
On Friday August 15 at Camp Jefferson a county-wide 4H picnic will feature a health champion selection. H K Donthit will speak between games and brief addresses are planned.
Cage inmate dies from ulcer complications after a stab wound and puncture of the stomach reported by officials. The incident is under investigation with medical staff attempting to determine the sequence of events.
Savannah resident Belle Rygas gave a candid radio interview discussing local issues and her views on community concerns. The segment highlighted her opinions on civic matters and future plans for the area.
W M Stebbins, Republican candidate for United States senator, outlines deep Nebraska roots. He survived the great blizzard of May 12, 1888, and built a Gothenburg mercantile business. His career includes three terms in the legislative body, a constitutional convention, and two terms as state treasurer.
In 1908 Polk held a local celebration noted for its balloon and airship events. The account recalls a lucky man who would surface with a pocket full of coins if he fell in the river, illustrating the era’s buoyant optimism and novelty.
A reflective maxim notes that control over one’s ability to sin reduces the urge to commit wrongdoing. It suggests power dulls temptation and self restraint grows from awareness of capability.
A brief quotation attributes swift and certain punishment to sin, attributed to Hosea Ballow, emphasizing the inevitability of consequences without immunity.
A brief note from the Buffalo Evening News praising a man described as wonderful who steadily improves in many things year after year while humorously noting his self-improvement lags behind.
Boise Idaho is believed to be the only city in the world with a natural hot water system. Local officials note the geothermal feature shapes the town’s identity and may attract researchers and tourists seeking unique mineral springs.
A note explains living rock as rock in its natural, unquarried state, describing it as rock that has not undergone quarrying or artificial alteration.
Alaska remains the sole U S region with tin deposits noted in the article. The report highlights its unique mineral status within the United States and discusses implications for local mining and state economy.
Trustees of Diller Nebraska adjourned meeting sets 500.00 estimate of miscellaneous expenses for fiscal year 1980. Clerk Chas. E. Waggoner records the figures and notes village board member John Lentae.
Notice of sale by guardian published August 1 to August 22. Guardian R. E. Denney announces sale of land in the original town of Saidvale Neb for maintenance of a ward. Bidding opens at 1 P.M. for one hour at a village auction point. Names John F. Lichty and Denney & Denney associated with the guardianship.
Public probate notice published in Nebraska public records journal. The notice references the State of Nebraska and Jefferson County, listing dates August 1 and August 15 as publication milestones for official probate proceedings.
A county judge issues a court order notice. The record states publication in a weekly newspaper for three weeks prior to a specified day. The text references Dean, E. R. Bee, and estate matters with unclear dates.
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