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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1929
Page
4
Pastor H J Diekhoff guides Sunday School and Bible class for 30 attendees. Divine services at 7:30 p.m. conducted in German. Everyone welcome to attend.
Sunday school and preaching times are listed for the Congregational and Methodist churches. A Beatrice Chautauqua park event is announced with plans for social activities and big meals. Warnings about blank checks and vouchers are given to prevent forgery, stressing depositors' caution and banking security.
The Diller picnic draws former residents from Nebraska and beyond. Attendees listed include Lucas family in Virginia Nebraska. Sherm Cully family from Gage Oklahoma. Tola Fardyce in Wichita Kansas. Warthen and Marstellar families from Washington and Kansas. Dick Edgington and Minnie and Mary from Steele City. Tucker and Miller families from various Nebraska towns. Beekman and Rigdon families from Lincoln and Beatrice. Frisbie from Hereford Texas. notes mention Nebraska’s motto Equality Before the Law and the state seal as symbol and the meadowlark as state bird.
The Jefferson County Dairy Calf Club Tour is set for Monday August 19 with members showing their calves at home and demonstrations by H Liebers manager of the Nebraska Dairy Development Society. Farmers and business people are urged to attend bring lunch and join the day at Fairbury City Park for discussions on dairy issues.
The state park board plans a unique exhibit at the State Fair a constructed miniature scene of Nebraska parks and scenery Workmen and artists shape a composite landscape using natural materials and canvas to depict hills valleys trees rocks water and sky with faithful Nebraska beauty
Farmers can seed rye in late summer as a temporary pasture, usable immediately when soil moisture exists, and lasting until fall. Sweet clover seeded without a nurse crop provides pasture from late June to November, then resumes next spring from May 1 to July 20. The system supports summer plowing needs and may conflict with threshing for grain farmers.
A New York warning from the American Bankers Association alerts banks to thieves who steal bank statements and cancelled checks from mail boxes to forge items. The notice, issued by James F Boum, urges banks to warn depositors to monitor monthly statements and report irregularities promptly to curb losses.
An editorial urges youth to assume leadership in a rapidly growing economy. It cites challenges of modern industry, high courage, and intelligence, highlighting Frank W. Woolworth and Charles Schwab as examples of perseverance. The piece envisions the next decade of leadership in business rests on young shoulders.
The article extols industrial pioneers like Edison and cites the path from youth to vast capital, asserting leadership demands endurance and sacrifice. It envisions future leaders with fire and iron to occupy the era’s top roles, risking unbearable responsibility for societal progress.
Indicted for robbery and related charges Scrub Bull stood trial in Laurel Mississippi for his life. The case drew hundreds as jurors from dairy and trade sectors weighed the charge and a unanimous verdict found him guilty. A death sentence was pronounced but he was spirited away by friends before execution.
The event sponsored by Laurel banks urged public support for improved Jersey cattle and dairy practices. Attendees saw a trial on lax methods in dairying and banks announced a 1929 premium program totaling 2,185 for outstanding farm workers. An instructional booklet outlines agricultural activity, contests, exhibits, and bank lobby prizes.
The Georgia Bankers Association with the State College of Agriculture sponsors a series of Farmers Institutes across the state. A large four-truck exhibit covers agronomy horticulture engineering animal husbandry soils and fertilizers home economics and marketing. An electrified farm model demonstrates electricity use on the farm with model buildings and landscaped layouts. Local bankers fund transportation and installation and assist publicity while the College of Agriculture directs the tour with extension specialists.
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