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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1922

Page

4

Church Activities Outline Sunday Schedule and Plans

Sunday School at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m. Evening services 7 30 p m with C E prayer at 6 30 p m. Y M class to lead next Sunday opening exercises. Easter program debated Cantata vs other form. Mr Heyboe consulted but weather limited evening attendance. Mildred Mayburn leads E Lesson Christian Endeavor Around the World. Ladies Aid tied three comforters.

Heyboe Clark Mildred Mayburn Ladies Aid Society H. Z. Diller

Beatrice Area Church Notes on Attendance and Service

The Beatrice Methodist church reports Sunday school averages near 98 for January with hope to reach 100 in February. Rev J R Gettys will preach next Sunday evening and lead quarter conference. Epworth League will study The Plan of the Ages. Members urged to bring a Bible and attend prayer meeting.

Epworth J. R. Gettys Beatrice Dist Epworth League

Visiting Week at High School Highlights Strong Attendance

Attendance for the first term tops 98 percent with an average grade of 87.9 percent. Teachers plan a visiting week to meet each family as the school extends programs from a new High School Literary Society to a Victrola concert and a Grieg Peer Gynt suite.

Mohammed H. S. Literary Society Mayborn Federal Reserve Grieg Peer Gynt Rase Anitra Desert Peer

Blueberry boom on burned Maine farms makes $5000 yearly

A Washington county farmer quit after a brush fire, returning years later to find his land covered with blueberry bushes. He now earns about $5,000 yearly from stumpage permits, as blueberries prove the best paying, low effort crop across 140,000 acres in eastern Maine.

Bangor Washington County the Barrens Maine Penobscot Hancock Washington Northport Camp Meeting

Maine Blueberries and Canneries Hold Steady Amid Fluctuating Yields

Private blueberry pickers pay stumpage two to four cents per quart, with families earning $20 to $30 daily. Blueberries are scooped from the bushes and leaves are removed by field and factory winnowing. Maine has fourteen large canneries, with 100000 acres in Penobscot, 860000 in Hancock, and 680000 in Washington counties. The 1919 price peaked at $8.60 per case, 1920 fell to $5, and this year’s crop was affected by a late frost. Canners process about 140,000 cases annually, worth $500,000 to $800,000, plus $250,000 from fresh sales.

Maine Penobscot County Hancock County Washington County

Nature's Police Force in Field Animals

Fabre notes that bats ward off enemies and are outlawed, moles purge the ground, a hedgehog battles vipers, and owls hunt rats. Night birds, adders, toads, and lizards prey on crop plunderers, illustrating how nature provides the farmer with an efficient policing system.

Fabre Nature Brooklyn Eagle

Freedom's Beginning in Ancient Greece and Rome

Excerpt notes how free institutions were long dead until Anglo-Saxon forefathers began witenagemot and how early Norman feudalism used a national council of high officers and feudal barons presided by the king, from the Montreal Family Herald.

Greece Rome North Sea Montreal

Not His Habie, Villager. Red Lion Saloon Cue

A fragmentary dialogue set in a village street directs a perspiring tourist to the Red Lion saloon at road’s end, with comic misdirection and hurried exchanges highlighting a provincial scene.

Red Lion

Office Headquarters Sighting at County Seat Over Bank

A terse note indicates a desire to establish an office and headquarters near the County Seat, adjacent to the First National Bank. The wording implies a strategic location choice for future operations.

First National Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Federated Communip Church Methodist First Seme Eleanor Diehl Robert Diller John Starr Martia Nebr Harold McCreight Miss Hodam Ae Or Iris P. C. Att. Dention Ein Nature’s Police Force J. S. Taylor M. D Globe Pharmacy Fairbury, Nebr E. W. Fellers Beatrice, Neb Fairbury Jefferson Co Casrise Becallat Col A. G. Wright General Auctioneer Diller Nebraska Fifth Street Calkins Bros Besprice H. R. Royle Ernst.& Graf’s Beatrice, Nebr Chester Neb Fandera & Robertson’s Wiemers Tichota J. C. Price Lincoln Henry Wiemers Diller, Nebr Diller State Bank
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