Diller Public Schools Report On Night Classes And Activities
Joyce Johnson spent vacation visiting relatives in Arkansas and Leila Broadstone was away in Sulphur Springs Arkansas. The fourth grade begins long division and Indian booklets are studied. Perfect spelling honors listed for several students. High School notes cover conferences in Omaha and Lincoln. Miss Wilda Weaver will perform at 7 30 p m Friday November 4 with proceeds to Student Activity Fund. Night school session planned for November 10 with demonstrations, talks, and visits between rooms.
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Joyce Johnson
Arkansas
Asi
Leila Broadstone
Sulphur Springs
Betty Hurst
Bonnie Thompson
Virgil Fasnacht
Richard Miller
Mary Ardath Ball
Leila Lreedstone
Dwaine Clark
Avis Johanson
Dick Beckwith
Nev Andrews
Wilda Weaver
Teir
Ditier Schools
Lette
Clark
Simon
Knighthood of
Raymond
U S
Nebraska
A Campaign Speech by Socialist Candidate Norman Thomas
A letter quotes a campaign speech by Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, praising the plan of government and noting poverty amid abundant resources. It critiques the Socialist proposal as ignoring human nature and questions feasibility under any government system.
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Russia
Thomas
Norman Thomas
Church Items at St Pauls Ev Luth Wear Diller
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran lists Sunday School at 9 30 with W H Plager as session leader. The notice references church items and a weekly schedule for the congregation.
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ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran Wear
Diller
W. H. Plager
Sept. S. S
Congregational Church Menu Services and Friday Meeting
Rev. Robert A Helms leads the Congregational Church with Sunday School at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11am and 7 30 pm The Keystone Kensington plans a Friday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Cloyd Cully hosted by S S Sunday School superintendent W A Snyder and others join in the event.
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Keystone
Kensington
Cloyd Cully
Methodist Episcopal Church Attendance Up After Halloween Party
L M Cavett Supt S S reports higher Sunday attendance than the prior week and urges continued effort. A Halloween party for the Young Peoples class was held in the church parlors Monday evening. The Artistic Day program for next Sunday is postponed one week due to absences.
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L. M. Cavett
S.S
Young Peoples
Halloween Meeting of Womans Club Features Local Talent
The Womans Club met October 24 at Mr. Ruby Andersy’s home with a Halloween theme. Mrs. J Carico led, Mrs. T F Roekkasse Wes elected secretary, and high school girls helped perform including Miss Hansen singing Roses of Picardy. Guests included Mrs. Eva Green Mrs Esther Bond and Mrs France Clark. Next meeting set for November 9 at Mrs Loock’s home.
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Wooman’s Club
Ruby Andersy
J Carico
T F. Roekkasse Wes
Mise Lucile
Mise Clara
Howard Peters
Olie Adams
Anderson
Callander
Loock
Harry
Thompson
Ros
Rick
Of Course They Would Reflect on Hard Day’s Routine
The speaker laments a wish to return to old days of early rising and hard labor, citing daily chores and meals before long work hours and irregular rest. They argue people should hold personal convictions while others push for conformity.
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Beven
Flea Believers Crow about Dog’s Wonder
A playful scene shows fleas praising a dog as the world’s finest. Two others dispute the whispering campaign, loudly asserting the dog’s greatness.
Armistice reflections on the fourteen years since the war
A historical reflection contemplates fourteen years since Armistice Day and November 11 1918. It weighs progress toward universal peace against looming dangers and urges thinking individuals in positions of influence to show tolerance and justice while awaiting future outcomes.
Racketeering Expands From Labor to All Industries
The piece warns that racketeering has grown from labor unions into broader sectors, threatening major cities and spreading to smaller ones. It describes bootlegger influence, protection rackets, and escalating costs that push business leaders to pay or face consequences.
Urban corruption and racket influence weaken law enforcement
The text argues that corrupt politicians and racketeers corrupt police forces, harming business and ordinary people. It notes the public's apathy and easy shrug at the issue until its effects touch individuals directly, warning they may mourn if action is delayed.
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Tham
Vague political musings on elections and editors
A fragmented tirade cites campaigns and elections with general musings on editors and the feminine vote. It muses on depersonalized mudslinging and post election forgiveness, noting the impact of media, taxation, and public opinion without concrete events or dates.
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Congress
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Fairbury, Nebr
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B. Ackerman
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