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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
8
Otto Bergfelder, pastor, will lead morning worship at 9:30 with church services at 10:30. Rev. Bovefelder will fill the pulpit.
Methodist preacher urges faithful support of church and Sunday school with emphasis on attendance and giving. Livingston quote signals progress and momentum toward Conference. A mite box service by the W F M Society and Epworth League activities draw good attendance and anticipation for the coming event.
Diller schools introduce an orchestra led by Miss Vasta Parker and a debate program under coach I rsey Isto, who trained at the University of Nebraska. A new drinking fountain was installed on the first floor by the school board for grade school pupils.
A renewed push to enforce the Repeal era liquor law gains momentum with organized efforts and public support. Citizens advocate strict penalties, while others favor looser rules. Meanwhile oil tests proceed at Campbell and Chadron Nebraska, drilling to 1,950 feet, led by Campbell businessmen.
A portrait of General Dawes battling mounting obscurity as he seeks recognition in the vice presidential arena. The piece portrays his frantic efforts amid a challenging political landscape.
Iola Register notes a growing trend of wives driving to the shop for a shave as husbands adjust to new routines and independence in everyday outings. The remark reflects evolving domestic roles and local reactions to shared tasks.
Fragmentary report notes Eidpeer of Cie departing for Hastings and mentions Diller company members traveling to Steele of Weleaiay iron. References Eyleenie Green in the Lit Blue with no clear events, dates, or roles clearly identifiable.
The Federated Community Church invites all to Sunday worship with two solos by Miss Alice Line and Mrs. Frank Cully. The morning sermon will be titled The Gates of the City and the evening talk Vacation Street may include a fish story. The church school shows progress and a rally is planned at seven.
A brief remark notes that today’s dresses feature two armholes with minimal boundary constraints described as open on the west and east and barely bounded on the north and south. The humor implies loose structure in fashion.
C B Brown of Hongkong says pirates plundered a large British merchant vessel within 100 miles of Hongkong. He notes widespread lawlessness in the Far East after China’s government collapse, with pirates often boarding as passengers and overpowering crews.
A list warns against buying securities from unreliable firms and unknown operators. It cautions about mortgage notes on distant property, mining stocks, oil stocks, and new schemes. It warns to avoid real estate unseen, tip purchases, and bucket shops. It voices distrust of public winning and pushes skepticism toward promotions.
Sofia Goetz of the German Welfare Institute argues hygienic and social reasons require every person to have a bed. She estimates Germany needs 9 000 000 beds to achieve this. Connellsville Pa Lack of funds leads to Dunbar police dismissal leaving town without a force since early last month. A street brawl erupted and raged for over two hours amid the vacancy.
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