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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
8
Services for the coming Sunday include Sunday school at 9 30 A M with the lesson The march through the red sea. Worship and preaching in America g at 10 30 A M with the theme Let us go up and pass the land a patriotic message. The missionary society postponed from last Sunday to this Sunday afternoon. All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. W. F. Clark preaches to children in the morning and to adults in the evening. Young people meet at 7:15. Despite rain last Sunday some were absent. A social is planned. all are urged to attend meetings and participate.
The L A S held an all day meeting in the church basement last Thursday. Children’s Day Program is set for 11 AM next Sunday with a full service led by Rev. W. S. McCallister and Miss Eva Stotts. Regular services 8 PM. league meets 7 15 PM. A vivid description of the day’s program and a reflective closing scene conclude with a note on the creator’s goodness.
A black and white Mamma Kitty hides four kittens in a barn loft. After a fall through a crack and a terrier’s threat, she relocates them to a shady spot under a rose bush and then to a box in the chicken yard. Despite rain and dog worries, the kittens stay safe until they grow.
William Allen White praises his journalistic editor in a playful sketch about his first car. The narrative frames the vehicle as wings to opportunity, describing a morning ride through Kill Creek valley with blossoms, birdsong, and vivid natural imagery.
The Fairbury News notes a decade of falling water levels nationwide with major rivers and lakes running low. A Omaha Bee rainfall report shows a fifteen year deficit totaling 94.92 inches, warning the climate may still shift and rainfall remains nature’s uncontrollable factor.
In Saline county a Friday special election rejected bonding for a Wilbur court house by about 390 votes. Crete led the county seat relocation effort, but the 60 percent required for that move was not met. The old court house is deteriorating, and a 1930 election cannot be held yet.
The Fairbury Journal notes Saline County layout with Crete in the northeast and Wilbur in the southeast region, outlining local geography and community placement.
In a Fairbury News admonition the editorial argues against waiting for a warning before driving aggressively at night. It compares dangers from a reckless driver and a gun-toting stick up man, urging vigilance on public roads despite risks.
Nebraska must conserve wild flowers to ensure seed remains for next year. Over-picking harms bulbs and winter survivors, reducing beauty and future blooms. Emphasizes balance between economy and nature to keep the landscape pleasant and sustainable.
Child specialists advise withholding candy and substituting fresh fruits to satisfy sweet cravings. Fruits provide easier digestible sugar and support a nutritious diet, with ripe fruit increasing sugar and decreasing acid. Include dried fruits sparingly and use fruit in cereals and desserts to reduce reliance on sugar.
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