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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1924
Page
4
The church reports a fine day with three baptisms and eight received into fellowship. The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered next Sunday after the sermon. all parishioners are urged to attend and participate.
The Federated Community Church notes the passing of Abraham Tristman. The message recalls friendship and faith, stating we mourn with hope and that his step into the eternal is described with solemn reverence.
The column lists honor roll members in multiple grades, attendance praise, and class activities. It mentions Halloween decorations, a carnival planned for Oct 31, electric lights for Intermediate pupils, and a 20.20 dollar fundraiser for the Nebraska Children’s Home Society. Local visitors and speakers from the Y M C A are noted.
A church notes usual services next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 and public worship at 11 and 7 30. Sermon topics include Gods Taste and The Meny Crowned Christ.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday services at 9 30 a m with sermon How Absalom Sorely Grieved David at 10 30 a m theme Illumination. Choir practice 7 30 p m catechetical instruction Saturday 9 am.
Owen LD Young of General Electric leads Dawes Commission duties and directs reparations work in Germany while N C Hurley of Chicago electrical appliances negotiates with France over Americas owed 3.5 billion debt. France likely repays 100 million annually and the U S would reinvest half each year in short term bonds of French companies.
The piece laments low voter turnout in recent elections and warns that disfranchisement threatens representative government. It stresses the duty to vote and names civic participation as essential for citizenship and democracy.
Fragmentary note suggests a younger Mr Leopold is assigned to labor at Joliet rattan works. Context hints at past actions affecting his presence in Joliet, implying earlier rattan use or deployment. Reading lacks full details on person, dates, or outcome.
Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society outlines the Ireland border dispute between the Irish Free State and Ulster. It traces Ulster plantation origins, demographic shifts, and Ulster’s economic role as an industrial region centered near Belfast with linen production and flax cultivation.
A team from Edinburgh spent the summer in Orkney tracing a little known water sheep near North Ronaldsay. The animal feeds on seaweed, uses eight to ten finch length legs, and has saltier meat and coarser wool due to an ancestral diet. They also study sea anemones found there that lack scientific names. The anemones attach to rocks, spread leaf-like circles at high tide, fold at low tide, and capture prey with venomous leaves acting as tentacles.
A governmental report praises Sweden's forests as an inexhaustible gold mine, noting lumber wood pulp and paper exports comprised about 10 percent of total exports. In 1928 forest products valued around $183 million, with over $19 million of wood pulp shipped to mills in the United States in the year ending last June.
An invitation invites readers to use the office as a headquarters when in the county seat, stating the location is over the First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska.
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