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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
4
Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. Wm. R. Velte lists usual services. The brief note mentions recent personal loss in the community as a neighbor and elder pioneer of Nebraska, with an update on contributions and a Tuesday call to Se ward.
W E Ludwick pastor leads Sunday School at 10 A M and morning service at 11 A M while noting a protracted warm weather season affects routine duties and general activity.
An exchange notes a popular song titled I'll Get By and discusses annoyances with people of the day who merely try to get by. The writer references a fool and a second hand bus as images amid a critique of contemporary attitudes.
A public exhortation declares that Americans have become law unto themselves, urging strict obedience to all laws at all times. It argues the republic is threatened unless citizens support lawful reform through constitutional channels and adhere to constitutional procedures.
The Sunday State Journal notes Chancellor Burnett extols farm life for wholesomeness and independence, contrasting it with city work despite urban educational advantages. A separate humorous tale follows Podsniker in a town with potatoes, a lost new outfit, and a mock surprise for his wife.
Sunday School and Bible class at 5 30 followed by Divine services at 7 30 p m conducted in English. Everyone welcome at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller under Pastor H J Diekhoff.
A Nebraska judge in Omaha rules the recent intangible tax statute unconstitutional and the decision is appealed to the state supreme court. The article notes ongoing legal dispute and references related vows and social discourse in a separate dialogue.
A Vienna dispatch reports wolves attacked villages in the Dourddse Tra region, devouring a priest and three peasants. The Hungry animals drive fatal losses across central Europe, with Bulgaria Romania and Yugoslavia seeing heightened terror in two weeks.
In New York a German boy named Otto observes canaries in a cage room to select a singing canary by noting feather movements. Canary importers and wholesalers stock warehouses with tens of thousands of birds from Germany, with bullfinches trained for orchestral mimicry.
Separate fur neckpieces flourish as spring and summer fashion returns. The vogue persists for light wool street wear and unfurred coats while single skin fox scarves and multi skin sable or marten scarves gain prominence in upcoming offerings.
At the Fifth Annual Field Day in June 1929 the Kansas Agricultural College announced field tests showing a crop rotation of alfalfa corn and wheat increases corn yield by about 20 bushels per acre. The 1928 wheat crop exceeded ten year averages and prices are low, leaving farmers with large stored wheat.
An agricultural note urges shifting wheat fields to alfalfa to improve soil fertility and farmer returns. W J Bailey, head of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, says spring wheat may yield to crop diversification as surplus world wheat grows. Early soil prep and lime testing are essential for a good alfalfa stand, with careful seed bed preparation highlighted.
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