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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
4
W E Ludwick pastor leads Sunday School at 10 A M and morning service at 11.30 with Dan Gretzinger to fill the pulpit amid parish announcements and offerings.
The article notes attendance decline after a hot day and trips, with services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist areas. It describes outdoor worship at Chasteau Park, a picnic and fellowship planned with refreshments, and remarks on religious life and happiness as tied to faith.
The article notes the Kellogg Peace Pact strengthens belief in world peace. It cites reduced risk of war between China and Russia, potential Manchurian settlement, and new limits on naval armaments as encouraging signs. It also views the Young plan and reparations talks as lesser causes of war, with overall peace prospects improved by recent international actions.
A bulletin from the American Bar Association notes that a single high producing cow yields greater profit per feed cost than twelve average cows when labor and stable space are considered. Dairy data show butterfat output from 300 to 500 pounds per cow yearly correlating with higher net returns, though wider herd costs are not fully captured.
A group of ducks gather at a pond and talk while sharing a meal. Mrs. Dick thanks the visitors, and the scene ends with the older Mrs. Duck reflecting on their long friendship.
An escaped convict recounts prison breaks and flight details. He claims aid from accomplices, describes movements through New York and neighboring states, and notes prior sentences and subsequent escapes. A driver and police pursuit are mentioned as officers track the fugitives.
Fragments indicate a harsh market note about alfalfa supply, titled demand pressures. It references seed to feed, agricultural sites, and possibly price or acreage trends, though the legible text remains unclear. The piece suggests farmers face shortages and potential shifts in sourcing or pricing.
Fragmentary text discusses ALF4-A as a ration balancer and mentions weather conditions affecting results. Partial phrases reference land, corrugated smell, seeds, and an experiment with variable timing. Not enough readable facts to identify people, places, or concrete outcomes.
An enraged clerk at a grocery store confronted a robber who entered, drew a pistol, and demanded cash. Grabbing a fruit knife, the clerk chased the assailant as the attempted robbery ended with the thief fleeing the scene.
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