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Congregational Church announces W W. A. Snyder service on September 5 with Sunday School at 10 o clock in the morning at the church in Diller.
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Congregational Church
A. Snyder
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
8
Dr Rev A Draise and Cavett Speak at Sunday Service
Church notice lists Dr Rev A Draise and Mrs L M Cavett as speakers for Sunday with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. It invites parishioners to spend one hour in God’s house and notes the Ladies Missionary Society gathering next Wednesday at 8 p m.
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E A. Draise
L. M. Cavett
Ladies Missionary Society
Richard Hurdomen
St John’s Lutheran Lanbam Kans Pastor Heinz Leads Sunday School
St John’s Lutheran Church in Lanbam Kansas with Pastor F Albin Heinz conducts Sunday School at 9 30 English aged 8 attended. Sermon focuses on explications of doctrine and faith.
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F. Albin Heinz
Luther
Do You Like Your Job? Not All Do Seek to Work
Several notable figures are cited as disliking their work yet continuing to excel. The list includes a New York theatrical producer, a florist who detests flowers, Irving Cobb who hates writing but keeps at it, and various musicians who suffer before audiences. The point is that determination to do good work shapes ability and success, regardless of liking the job.
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Sai
Sven Coorad
O. C. Mcintyre
New York
Irving $ Cobb
America
Fairmont
Minn
American Medical Association
Alent
Agricultural College
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Near Diller Festival Service Change
Pastor H J Diekhoff says no services this Sunday due to the festival at Hanover. Services will resume at 10 o clock. Usual services to be held at the church the following Sunday.
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H. J. Diekhoff
Hanover
Graded Produce Boosts Prices for Farm Goods
An expert notes that clean uniform grading raises market value for grains cotton potatoes dairy and poultry. Mixed barrels or crates with varied sizes colors and cleanliness fetch lower prices, often deciding profit or loss for farmers.
Autogiro May Spark A New Era In Aviation
The autogiro, a windmill shaped aircraft with lifting blades above the fuselage, offers safer short field landings and easier ascent and descent. Tests show safety but high costs limit use to wealthy enthusiasts. engineers are expected to reduce price to reach average flyers seeking thrill with lower risk.
Old Medicine Show Reflections From a Distant Past
A nostalgic look at medicine shows of earlier days with musicians, a self styled professor hawking tonics and wares, phonographs playing between acts, and vendors selling practical goods and foods while performers push elixir and patent products amid a bustling, noisy showman atmosphere.
Time on the Road A Tourist Learns Local Clock Lore
A traveler in a rural village asks a boy the time. The boy explains the local clock resets at noon, saying it goes to 12 and then restarts at 1. The exchange highlights a quirky timekeeping belief in the area.
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Sonny
Will Affects Title In Will Contested Near Diller Nebraska
A district court filing from Fairbury seeks to clear a cloud on title to a farm four west and one mile north of Diller Pleasant precinct. The 1926 will to grandson John G. Miller imposes annual payments to his father George F. Miller for life, with a possible inheritance for the Miller aunts if John dies without wife or children.
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Fairbury
Diller
Pleasant Precinct
John H. Miller
Ge Automobile
John G. Miller
George F. Miller
John.g. Miller
George F.miller
J. Smithy Diller
Miller
Katie Sasse
Jennie Weimers
Henrietta Nelson
Sackett & Brewster
Beatrice
Fairbury Journal
Poison Grasshoppers Early for Crop Protection Advised
An Agricultural Department backed by Burlington and Colorado & Southern Railroads urges early grasshopper poisoning to prevent crop damage. Emphasizing young hoppers’ voracious appetite and limited migration, the advisory flags repeat poisonings and timing along alfalfa edges and field perimeters to maximize effectiveness.
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Agricultural Department
Burlington and
Colorado & Southern Railroads
Abraham
Definition of a bolt and nut in metal work
A balt is described as a stick of hard metal with a square end and a jet of ner canine wound around the other end. It is compared to a bolt which is a hole in a chunk of iron sawed off short with wrinkles around the inner edge.
Quiet dinner tip sparks editor reply in Nebraska paper
A subscriber asked the Nebraska recipe editor for guidance on a quiet dinner for six. The editor replied that the most important rule is not to serve soup.
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Nebraska
Time Speed Up Pushes Football Substitutes
Modern football demands more substitutes as coaches may press faculty members into action and use players as waterboys to meet the pace of play.
Mexican Trees A Common List of Species
A catalog of trees common in Mexico includes Yucca zapote chico pine cedar oak ahuehuete magnolia acacia myrtle mimosa bamboo Spain tih cedar and logwood.
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Mexico
Woman Susanna Winston First New England Child Mother and Governor's Wife
Susanna Winston was noted as the mother of the first white child born in New England and as the wife of one governor while also being mother to another governor.
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Susanna
Winston
New England
Burden of Riches in Chinatown Sege Quote
Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown saying riches burden those who have them and burden those who lack them, highlighting social tension and economic disparity in urban communities.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Wasebington Star
End of the Road Fear of Death Reconsidered
Reflects on the universal fear of death and its natural, even satisfying, arrival at life’s end. Argues death completes existence rather than ending it, presenting a contemplative meditation on mortality.
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Life
Real Conquests and the Cost of Ignorance
A concise aphorism notes that the only meaningful conquests are those over ignorance, leaving no regret. It emphasizes inner growth over external victories and the enduring value of learning.
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Napoleon
All the Difference in Food Waste Reflections
Quote notes a social disparity in eating habits. It contrasts the same food shared by rich and poor, noting scraps of the poor reappear as bash rather than salad. The remark critiques class differences in dining.
Ship's House Flag Represents Vessel's Owning Company Emblem
The house flag of a ship displays the owning company's device serving as a trade mark for identification and branding.
Lemon Pie and Cucumbers Featured in Kitchen Tips
The Cook's Nook offers a lemon pie recipe using sugar water flour or cornstarch mix with sugar and Imperial Lemon Flavor plus cream of tartar and eggs. It also praises cooked cucumbers as delicious, suggesting steaming halves or quarters and stuffing with bread crumb and baking.
French Toast Quick Recipe from Leftover Bread
Use stale bread slices dipped in a batter of 4 to 12 cup milk and 2 eggs with a pinch of salt. Fry in butter or seasoned fat in a heavy skillet over moderate heat until golden brown on both sides. Serve as breakfast, brunch, or supper.
Village of Diller board approves expense estimate
The Diller Nebraska village board on July 17 1981 approved an expense estimate totaling 3200.90 dollars for the fiscal year starting May 1 1931 and ordered it spread on the minutes and published as required by law. Chairman Clauson and Clerk Chas E Waggoner signed the action.
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Diller Bk
Voun Clauson
Chm
Waggoner
Notice of Executor's Sale in Diller Nebraska
By order of the District Court Judge Fred W. Messmore dated June 29 1931 executor Mayborn of Susan Randall deceased will sell Lot Seven Eight and Nine Block Eight Addition to Diller Nebraska at auction Saturday August 1 at 2 PM for cash to pay debts and costs of the estate.
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Joleen
Fred W. Messmore
Gaurt
Susan Randall
Diller
Nebraska
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