Diller Church Notices Highlight Local Worship Schedule
Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. Wm. R. Velte lists Sunday events including Church School at 10:00 A M and Morning Worship at 11:00 A M with an Evening Union service at 8:00 P M at the Congregational church. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller conducts 10:30 A M services. Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 A M under W E Ludwick and W A Snyder respectively.
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Wm. R. Velte
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Congregational Church
Local 4-H Club Leaders Guide Youth Programs
Local 4-H clubs announce leaders and activities in Diller and Harbine. Happy Home Makers led by Eleanor Diehl focus on cooking with new members joining. Harbine Snaps under Augusta Sandman enjoy sewing with new members Hilda Wegley Leah Jansen Eleanor Schutte Neema Arnold. Moon notes list July phases. birthstone ruby.
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Happy Home Makers
Eleanor Diehl
Happy Home Maker’s Cooking Club
Diller
Hilda Wégley
Leah Jansen
Eleanor Schutte
Neema Arnold
Rachel Weaver
Hilda Arnold
Esther Achtemier
Ruth Gaisford
July History and Independence Day Highlights
July brings joy and work with cooling showers and Independence Day. Notable events include Gettysburg July 1 1863 and Santiago July 3 1898, Chateau Thierry July 1 1918, Surrender of Salp July 17 1888, and Lafayette arrive July 31 1777. The month marks battles, discoveries, and milestones across years.
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Gettysburg
Santiago
Chateau Thierry
Ae Point
Gok
Hawaii
United States
United States and Depend
Lafayatte
France
Modern wheat handling cuts acre time from hours to minutes
Farmers now process wheat in 59 minutes per acre thanks to the binder threshing machine and modern comb ine. An older method with sickle took 35 to 50 hours per acre, cradle saved 10 hours, and the modern machine reduces the task to about 45 minutes per acre. The anecdote also recalls a Texas judge's harsh joke about a Mexican horse thief in a separate tale.
How Census Cards Count People in Washington Records
A description of punch card census methods shows 31 holes per card encode residence and farm status. Enumerators and clerks convert responses into punched cards processed by machines at high speed, enabling rapid nationwide counts and reducing time to compile totals.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Be Wrong Ode and the Chorus of Modern Culture
Fragmented OCR notes discuss education, health, and culture in a wary tone. It critiques mass taste, style worship, and the influence of writers on youth, hinting at public concerns about voting and social trends amid faded references.
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Zene
Fragmented consumer lament in Bangor ad text
A damaged OCR snippet laments the American home’s decline citing magazines on curtains and currant jelly, wages, doctor access, dental care, and halitosis. The text mentions walking six miles daily and drinking water, with no clear source or date.
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Bangor
Nut fruits and edible tropical fruits note
Readable text discusses nuts not being true nuts and edible tropical fruits. It mentions nectars. the fruit is delicious and used in beverages and preserves.
Naked Jones Encounters Jinks on the Street
An unnamed speaker teases a joke about Jones spotting Jinks on the street. Jones reacts with a subdued response and continues walking.
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Jones
Jinks
Fragmented dialogue from The Way Today item
A truncated passage presents disjointed speech about love and dating. The quoted lines imply a social or romantic exchange, but key context and attribution are missing, leaving only fragmented phrases and a stray numeric cue.
Telegraph Mixup at Abomey Puzzle Claimed
A woman asks to send a telegram to Abom in Africa and the clerk finds Abomey in Africa after a long search. The exchange ends with the woman thanking him for solving her crossword word puzzle clue from Dorfbarbier Berlin.
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Abom
Asia
Africa
Abomey
Berlin
Married Wrong Man Laughs At Wedding Mixup
A comic exchange follows a wedding mixup as a man jokes about marrying the wrong partner and his wife retorts that others would feel the same. The light dialogue centers on mistaken nuptials and marital frustration.
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Hal
Mr. Grogch
Tough Luck Leo and the Mysterious Fireball Incident
A fragmented note reports an event involving a man named Leo and a fiery message sent to an associate. The text references an explosion and an unclear sequence of actions, hinting at a dramatic incident linked to a father figure or friend.
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Leo
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