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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder, pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 A M with lesson What Moses accomplished before proud Pharaoh. Worship and preaching at 1030 A M on The christian s calling. Ladies Aid and missionary society at 230 P M Topic Mohammedanism. All are cordially invited to attend services.
Reverend W. S. McCallister calls for thankfulness and obedience after favorable weather. He announces postponement of Children’s Day events and says regular services including Sunday school and church league will be held next Sunday, urging participation and support for the place of worship.
Rev F Clark notes small attendance last Sunday postponing treasurer report and Board of Control elections to next Sunday Preparations for Children's Day proceed Parents should ensure children attend practices Young people meet at the Christian church 7 15 pm topic Our Neighborhood Juniors meet at the Presbyterian church 7 15 pm Ladies Keystone class president calls meeting Wednesday evening June 23 at the parsonage for business
The author contrasts dairy earnings with mineral mining noting cows yield a $2.5 billion yearly product that regenerates. Cattle breeding replaces failed cows with better ones, creating durable wealth for individuals and communities without exhausting natural resources. Mining, by comparison, depletes the ground and requires new veins to repeat output.
Ordinance 100 in Diller Nebraska regulates street and traffic use by vehicles and pedestrians. It defines streets curbs horses drivers and sets speed limits traffic rules intersections passing and parking rules and penalties, with police and fire departments priority and signage and lighting requirements.
The document outlines traffic control powers with officers at intersections, duties to direct movement to prevent congestion, penalties for violations, and liability limits. It notes repeals of conflicting ordinances and that the measure becomes law after passage on June 14, 1926, signed by S. C. Moser and village clerk Chas. E. Waggoner.
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