Diller Church News Highlighting Morning Service and Events
The Diller IFBMS notes Sunday morning worship at 11 o’clock led by Rev W F Clark with no evening service. W A Leask of Jefferson County Y M C A will speak. Keystone Class Kensington meeting with Mrs Bert Bell Friday March 4 at 2 30. Scouts meet Monday at Mrs Raymond’s home for religious instruction Saturday 9 o’clock.
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Jolly
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W. A. Leask
Jefferson County
Keystone
Kensington
Bert Bell
Raymond
Baptism and church notes at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
The infant Ruth Catherine Bergfelder was presented unto Christ by baptism at last Sunday's service. Sunday school attendance declined yet preaching service drew a good crowd and all joined in worship. The ladies approved a $10 contribution to the synodical treasury and eggs were to be sent.
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Ruth Catherine
Bergfelder
Synodical Treasury
Sunday church and league activities at Methodist church
Reverend L S Jeffery reports a lively Sunday with strong attendance. Ladies Aid served dinner after the Henrichs Brothers Hog Sale. Epworth League plans social events for February 28 and upcoming topics for February 27 worship services.
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Henrichs Brothers
Epworth League
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Laney School
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Diller Public School News Highlights Local Activities
The Diller school reports first and second grade reading progress and handwriting work, the fifth grade booklets on Hiawatha, and Washington topics. The Orange and Black Orchestra rehearses for the March operetta The Pixies. In sports, Diller loss to Daykin 24 10 in county tournament with Green, Lottman, and Potts scoring. reserves beat Plymouth 12 7. Fairbury defeated Diller in a later game.
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Filley Bell
Diller _ s
Shearburn Wiemers c
Reagnour Beck
McFarland Strawhacker
D. Marthis
Filley
Shearburn
Wiemers
Dow
G. V. Casler
Steele City
Plymouth
Daykin
Potts
Hall
Daykins
Cook
Odell
Barneston
Gage County
Green
Waggoner
Stull
Lottman
Barneston Court
Gage
Orange and Black Orchestra
Pixies
Colman
Jacobs
Aggonery Proul
Steinbrook
Gresgans
Osborne
Cpeneeve
Wat Saxe
Railroad and theaters cited in Nebr line up to point
Fragmentary note mentions railroads and theaters in Nebraska with a small line leading to a point, suggesting plotting or routing details. Authors present limited context and unclear dates or events.
Portrait of Jesus Christ From Roman Letters Circulated
A Dallas News pen picture describes Jesus as a virtuous man living among the Gentiles. The letter from Publius Lentulus, Rome, notes his stature, hair, and facial features, with piercing eyes and a compassionate, solemn demeanor.
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M. L. Robertson
Dallas News
Christ
Lord Kelly
Publing Lentulus
Rome
Senate
Publius Lentulus
Judea
Jesus Christ
Mand
Benefits of Crop Rotation for Soil Health
Rotation benefits crops by controlling weeds and pests and boosting fertilizer efficiency. It increases soil organic matter and nitrogen, improves soil structure, and conserves nutrients for future crops. Different crops in the sequence also positively affect subsequent plants.
Mortality Among Rats Highlights Growth Projections
The text notes that even with a surviving offspring from a single rat pair, a theoretical number would arise, but high mortality rates among laboratory rats temper growth expectations. Professor G. G. Inc. of the University of Pennsylvania is mentioned in relation to these observations.
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Ape
Nebraska Wealth Ranked Fourteenth Nationally
Nebraska is fourteenth among the 48 states in national wealth with 5 320 075 000 dollars. It holds 250 865 000 dollars worth of livestock, ranking behind Iowa Illinois Texas and Wisconsin. A few broadcasting stations out quite so board would be a great help to radio.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Wisconsin
Metal Ceilings From Solomon to Modern Industry
The article traces metal ceilings from ancient hammered panels used in King Solomon’s time to modern construction. It notes medieval craftsmen produced panel effects by hammering metal, influencing today’s high rise interiors and even automobile body stamping techniques. Historic churches showcase durable metal ceilings reflecting a long craft lineage.
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Boston Herald
Solomon
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska
First published February 25 and last March 11 a probate notice for the estate of James L. Hughes deceased. Petition seeks administration to Sarah M. Hughes Executrix with a will dated February 23 1927. County Court to hear objections and publication to Diller Record newspaper for three weeks.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
James L. Hughes
Sarah M. Hughes
Diller
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