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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1927

Page

8

Diller Church Items and Luther League Plans

Otto Bergfelder reports no Sunday preaching as he attends a festival in Northboro. Sunday School at 10:00 with lesson Nathan leads David to repentance and the golden text a contrite heart. The Luther League of Nebraska meets August 27 to 30 at Ponca Salem Lutheran Church inviting the congregation's youth. He recalls the Lord washing feet and choosing humility.

Northboro Nathan David Luther League of Nebraska Salem Lutheran Ponca

Reverend Harris Schedules Sunday Services and Themes

The Rev R M Harris announces Sunday School at 10 AM and morning worship at 11 AM on Sunday August 28 with evening service at 8 PM. Morning topic The Mother and the Daughter Evening topic Gods love for Man. Golden text urges feeding the flock willingly.

Peter

Owning Our Faults Lesson At PHE Federated Church

Sunday school at 10 a m. Nathan guides David to repentance from 2 Samuel 1 13. The lesson explores owning faults with fair consideration of helps and hindrances. Mention of a solo by Mrs Steffen and upcoming singing by Miss Alice Line. many members away on vacation.

Nathan David Samuel Isreal Steffen Alice

Costs 735 To Feed Farm Family In Kansas Harvest Time

The harvest hand era in Kansas rises with the combine and tractor supplanting horse labor. It notes seven dollars daily wage in 1919 with higher pay for stackers and a mobile economy around Cimarron and local merchants.

Kansas New York Wall Street Journal Kansas Wheat Fields Dobbin Combine Cimarron

Calvin Coolidge Name Mentioned as Steel Trust’s New President

The clipped text notes Calvin Coolidge as the new president of the steel trust, succeeding Elbert Gary. It suggests Gary made money previously and hints at cautious, money making in the future.

Calvin Coolidge Steel Trust Elbert Gary Mr. Gary

Draftsmen Recall Call to Service While Coolidge Propsed Not to Run

J Ogden Armour and Judge Gary could not echo President Coolidge stating he would not run. They were drafted and when the call came there was no evasion.

J. Ogden Armour Judge Gary President Coolidge

Average cash per person falls short by big margin

In July 1 money in circulation stood at 4,800,000,000 but was 100,000,000 less than the previous year. The per person share is $40.58 while the pocketed amount of $81.16 would be twice the average.

Nebraska Farm Treasury

Cheese Factory Assured for Gibbon With Cow Pledge

A cheese factory is assured for Gibbon. A pledge of 250 cows' production was urged but more than 400 were volunteered. Operation will begin by the first of September.

Gibbon

Offer to swap sparrows for agreeable films with England

A proposal suggests a barter with England to release films objectionable to her in exchange for regaining control of sparrows. The note envisions trading concessions on cinema for back sparrows.

England

Pump irrigation trial near Ravenna starts

An experimental irrigation pump near Ravenna begins operation raising water about 25 feet. The installed pump handles 60,000 gallons per hour as the project tests new opportunities and invites participation.

Ravenna

Railway panel approves bus lines between Omaha and Fremont

The state railway commission overruled objections to competitive bus services on routes Omaha to Fremont and Lincoln to Plattsmouth, allowing the new lines to operate.

State Railway Commission Omaha Fremont Lincoln Plattsmouth

Man’s unsettled wife makes it hard to settle up

A terse saying notes that a wife who wont settle down complicates a husbands finances and duties at home. The remark highlights personal strain and the burden of managing household finances when marital discord persists.

Fairbury County Fair Schedule and Notices

The page lists daily fair events from August 3 to September 2 including free acts, band performances, stock shows, horse pulling contests and fireworks. It notes times for music by Fairbury and Deshler bands, McOwen Stock Co performances, and a parade of live stock winners. A notice from C. E. Gilmore, Secretary, requires exhibit removal by 5 p.m. Saturday and building lockup for six weeks.

Fairbury Lecy Barger & Miller United States Taylor & Moore Groth Bros Mary Lena Plymouth Gladstone Lily Cleaners Fairbury Windmill Co McOwen Stock Co Fairbury Band Grand Stand Endicott Fairbury Ind Deshler Bard Music C. E. Gilmore

Do You Know Questions Quiz

Questions cover trivia from history science and literature including which state leads in poultry production which Englishman spoke of Americas continental empire what book remains a perennial seller which continent shows extreme topography which tragedian inspired Bulwer Lytton and Browning which number of Ty Cobb batting titles what is an escalator who invented the incandescent lamp which French king gave Louisiana its name and which secretary of war later became president

America Bulwer Lytton Richelieu Robert Browning Ty Cobb France Louisiana

A Traveling Stairway and Notable Names Recalled

A compact list recalling figures and items across eras including Gladstone, Edison, Taft, and Louis XIV. It references a traveling stairway concept alongside entries on the Bible, Asia, and Macready, positioned as a historical card of names and topics.

Kansas William £. Gladstone Asia William Charles Macready Thomas A. Edison Louis XIV William Howard Taft

Storeowner jokes about clerks’ humor and raise

A Wichita shop owner jokes that his wife bosses him around to amuse the clerks. A customer comments on the staff’s good humor, and the owner quips about the reasons behind the light mood. The exchange highlights everyday workplace banter in a small town setting.

Wichita Eagie

Medieval English Musicians Singers at Christmas

A description of medieval English church and civic musicians who served great households and city offices. It mentions night ward roles and regular city carol singers who roamed streets during Christmas time, delivering hymns and carols.

Engtand

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Diller Paul Otto Bergfelder Methodist R. M. Harris PHE Federated Community Jefferson County Fairbury, Nebr Ghe Harbine Bank Spear-Buswell’s Depue-Hedges ED. Jones Stock Co Levce Fework Argonne C. E. Gelmore
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