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Fragmentary text from a church page notes worship and death rites in a small town setting with items tied to a local parish and cemetery. The readable bits suggest ritual observations and community notices.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1931
Page
8
Fragmentary text from a church page notes worship and death rites in a small town setting with items tied to a local parish and cemetery. The readable bits suggest ritual observations and community notices.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a school event or time 10:00 but lacks concrete names, places, or actions. Summary covers readable terms with no verifiable details.
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church invites parishioners to attend divine services at 10 30 AM conducted by Pastor H J Diekhoff. A children’s Bible class and school activities are also held with a warm welcome to new members.
Congregational Church announces a Missionary Society meeting with Mrs Line this Friday afternoon May 22. Pastor W E Ladwick and Superintendent W A Snyder are noted in the church notice.
Diller school notes report perfect spelling grades for the penate Grade and overall good exam results. The senior program included toast by Eloise Diller and speeches by Virgil Geer Irwin Shutt and others. Graduation events included a baccalaureate service and student teas with music and butterfly dances.
A fragmentary note outlines care, concentration, and caution as key factors in preventing automobile accidents. The text discusses the role of individual drivers and the need for safer traffic behavior to reduce crashes.
The fragment warns of a grave threat to safety and property, saying tolls will determine whether human harm rises or falls. It implies a decision rests on relief measures but lacks concrete details or named entities.
A speech outlines nearly five billion dollars for armaments, with about seventy percent spent for war readiness and five and a half million people under arms. The speaker laments persistent armies and navies despite Kellogg Briand pact and urges business leaders to support peaceful world order. He warns that any add to global tension harms civilization and humanity.
A quoted remark asserts a company cannot buy its own shares any more than a dog can live by eating its own tail, attributed to Sir Rigby Philip Watson Swift. The line critiques self dealing in finance with a wry, paradoxical tone.
Two towns in the United States stand out for their brief names Ai in Georgia and Uz in Kentucky. Residents note the curiosity of these two tiny monikers and their quirky appeal for maps and mail.
A brief note states that four fifths of all peaches canned commercially in the United States are consumed domestically, suggesting limited exports and ample local use. The line highlights the strong domestic demand shaping fruit canning.
A Collier's Weekly saying notes that a young man who marries a rich woman will eventually gain wealth himself. The quip frames marriage as a route to financial security.
Public legal notice in Jefferson County Nebraska issues order to show cause in the matter of Susan Randall estate. Executor C J Mayibeen authorized to sell realty. dated April 27, 1931, with publication from May 1 to May 25 1931.
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