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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
8
A brief church note from 1931 lists members of the Congregational Society, noting officers and roles within the Diller church. The item records a summary of membership and church affairs for the period.
Congregational church notices Rev leads services as guest preacher. current plan to conduct sermon with charge and blessing. The article notes a ministerial departure and anticipated continued worship arrangements.
The passage presents a fragmented discussion about belief in God or religion in America and mentions a cement mixer, ore, a price around $1.50, and unspecified quantities. No clear event or identifiable entities are provided.
An unclear OCR fragment references an event on an avenue named for a person or place. Details are unreadable but suggest a local street event or commemoration involving two named terms. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Sunday School and Bible class at 9 30 a m. Divine services at 10 30 a m. in the church with Pastor H J Dieshoff officiating. Local parish announcements note continuing programs and nearby services.
Rev S A Craise and Mrs L M Cavett present Sunday School at 10 Union Memorial services next Sunday at 11 at the Congregational church.
A historical note discusses using silver as money basis at a 16 to 1 ratio with gold. It reflects on silver values around $20 per ounce and market swings from 2019 20 to earlier periods, and the impact of gold discoveries on monetary systems.
A garbled excerpt discusses boxes on the right of a governance hammering the idea for every new present. It mentions President Hoover and a penitentiary with a likely plan or plot related to a release attempt, though the details are unclear.
A poor farmer sells his beloved horse Horsie to a buyer for a good price. The farmer says goodbye as the children cry and ride Horsie one final time. Horsie goes with the wagon to town while the farm family mourns his departure.
A string of riddle style jokes presents puns about a smoky chimney remedy a threadbare garment a hen over a fence and a rooster. The lines rely on wordplay around nap comb print and stuffing to produce humor.
A playful dialogue defines and clarifies words like transatlantic and transparent. Johnny asks for meanings while Daddy guides with simple explanations about crossing the Atlantic and the idea of transparency as being clear.
In the matter of the estate of Susanne, executor seeks to show cause why license to sell parts of Lots Seven Eight Nine, Block Eight, First Addition to Diller should be granted. Court notes insufficient funds to cover administration expenses and costs. Heirs and estate require proceedings to pay allowances and debts.
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