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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
4
Advertisement policy states charges of 56 cents per line for each insertion with locals applying for notices and listings. Readers are urged to submit copy promptly to ensure publication in upcoming editions.
The 1925 Nebraska Penitentiary warden N. T. Harmon and Warden Fenton released two solitary prisoners after nine years. The piece discusses the Lincoln escape attempt by Fred Brown, Joe Dun, and Roy Smith, Brown killed, Smith maimed, and describes Harmon’s mercy as contrasted with prior harsh punishments.
An appeal from a country editor explains the high costs of publishing a small-town newspaper. Subscriptions average about 150 dollars yearly while the true cost per year lies in the advertising revenue. The piece stresses the need for general advertising support from subscribers to keep the paper as a community benefit and requests patronage.
Forty years ago notes from Diller record seed oats priced at 50 cents a bushel in 1896. Local arrivals and visits include H Z Diller, Mr and Mrs Zan Bell, Ed Fitzgerald of Lincoln, J A Price with Lillie Osborn, and others. Community life covers farming, alfalfa planting, school attendance, and a funeral for Wm Green who died after a long service as district commissioner.
Rev. Robert E. Drew announces a morning service led by the church's youth group about 50 strong with a sermon titled Choosing My Loyalties. The Ladies Night program is set for Sunday evening at 7 30. A Bible Study class begins Tuesday March 5 at the parsonage to explore Bible origins interpretation and relevance.
Rev. A G Heyhoe of Crete Nebraska will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday morning on The Church and Education. Doane College supports the visit to foster church relations and mutual aid. No canvassing. Union service at Methodist church Sunday evening. Kensington meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Fannie Eick. bring quilt blocks.
Sunday school 9 80 a m English services 10 30 Luther League 7 30 Ash Wednesday Lent begins forty six days of reflection on sin and redemption Lent services every Wednesday at 7 30 invite all to attend weather may affect plans including warning about unfavorable conditions
A note states the group did not hold a meeting last Sunday and will run the same plan this Sunday evening. Attendees are asked to bring their Bible and any questions for discussion.
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