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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
4
Rev Wv F Clark invites members to attend Sunday school with offerings and Bible readings from Judges and Samuel. The Lord's Supper will be observed next Sunday morning with Christ present as in Jerusalem. Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs H K Schutt on Friday March 7 at 2 30 p m.
The notice promotes church activities led by Reverend Pengelly. Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11 with the sermon Our Lord's Fool. Evening service titled The Appointed Time. Lady's Aid Society serves a chicken pie supper in the basement on Saturday night inviting all residents.
The Seniors start practice teaching next week for five weeks with each trainer teaching one period daily. Boys headed to the state tournament delay start until next week while Friday they travel to Daykin for the county tournament. Four Seniors hail from the class and a state cup is hoped for with further play in May. The Sophomores performed a good English play Friday morning.
A short fable where bare winter bushes listen to a brook under ice and forget the cold. One young bush urges focus on summer through the brook’s song, inspiring the others. They stay listening till spring lifts the ice and joy returns. The tale ends with the chorus recalling a brief winter and welcoming spring.
The article argues athletic success is best measured by broad moral and physical benefits, not only winning. It details Diller teams scoring 155 to 93, upcoming county and state tournaments, hope for another championship, and gratitude for community support amid focus on fair play and sportsmanship. It also notes brief incidents of a Texas transmission line outage and a kitten-caused disruption in Dodge City.
Nationwide figures show an average tax contribution of $68.37 per person in 1922. The data reflect federal and local levy impacts spanning all age groups across the United States.
A lion being shipped from Hutchinson Kansas to Floyd King of Louisville gnawed wood from two iron bars in its cage and roamed free in two express cars of a Santa Fe passenger train en route to Kansas City. The zoo superintendent from Swope Park was summoned to recage the animal.
At year end December 31, 1923 the statement lists total assets notes payable and capital stock with due I R Andrews accrued interest depreciation and surplus. The document closes with a certification that the entry is correct and totals for liabilities and equity.
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