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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
4
Services for the coming Sunday are in school at 9 30 a m How man sinned Practicing the Christmas program at 2 30 p m Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m Confirmation instruction Saturday at 9 o'clock All are cordially invited
The Federated Community Church notes ongoing Christmas committee work and preparations for fences, with Rev W F Clark and the Sunday school facing difficulties. The Ladies Aid association meets at the parsonage Thursday afternoon as plans for next Sunday's services proceed.
The article notes an evening discussion titled What An Italian Boy Did for Christ and raises a question of failure. It centers on a personal or religious tale with emphasis on moral action and faith.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. and Tenth League at 6:45 p.m. Last Sunday attendance was down. hopes for better turnout next Sunday. W. F. M. Society met with Mrs. E. L. Loock. Ladies Aid hosted a bazaar and supper. Dr. Cobbey to speak at Federated church Friday evening. regular services next Sunday. Emphasis on faith, booster spirit, and church attendance.
Public notices show illness related absences in first and Leonard Roelf absent early in week. The Texas Legislature ordered a statewide education survey with an Education Survey Commission to hire a director, outlining weaknesses and efficiencies in school policies.
Purebreds see price upturn as dairy cattle and sheep markets improve due to higher dairy product prices and market demand. Nebraska farms show mortgage relief and loan activity. Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank and Federal Land Bank report loans and farm counts amid optimistic forecasts for livestock and agriculture.
Jutt Weather daughter of William Weather rescued her fourteen year old brother Jack from two bears in the rear of their home. Jack was seized and mangled in the pen as Mrs Scott, partly clothed, entered to help. Her father joined seconds later and freed the boy from the bear.
The passage outlines a well educated person who tolerates others, values higher things, practices thrift, and cultivates manners and brains. It emphasizes time discipline, kindness, and avoiding snobbery while seeking a meaningful life over mere making a living.
One hundred years ago private individuals built toll roads and could charge tolls after spending about $600 on improvements. Early rates included one cent per mile for a common horse and rider, one and a half cents for sleighs drawn by one horse, and three cents per mile for other animal drawn vehicles, reflecting era practices.
Regina or Reina is the Latin crown of queens with forms in Italian French German and Dutch. The name likely derives from Latin rego or simply means queen. The article notes associations with historical figures and dates, mentions aquamarine symbolism, and assigns Friday as Regina's lucky day with violet as her flower.
Archaeologists uncover a Roman coin hoard at a Portishead site dating to 22 A D believed to predate Roman conquest. About 4 000 coins found, said to be well preserved and linked to early occupation before Roman takeover.
Fragmentary OCR note from Reform program discussion in London references English bed making ideas and security crews. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or named entities.
Maday, an escaped lifer, was captured in Bay County after a June 1923 bank robbery and a September killing. He had earlier fled the Marquette house of correction where he received a double life sentence for slaying Franklin E. Parker, a Bay City lumberman. Sheriff Theodore Trudell and detectives arrested him while he dined at a former friend's home.
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