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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
4
A fragmentary verse personifies a battered bill as prices surge and profits rise. The speaker laments low value, while urging the bill to endure and hope for better times despite being ignored by profiteers. The tone mirrors economic stress and personal fatigue in a period of inflation.
The Women's Club gathers Tuesday evening September 14 at 8 o'clock at Mrs George Myers home. Program includes teacher and mother responsibility questions, voting on the revised constitution, a round table discussion and special music. All members urged to attend and bring a guest. visitors welcome after three months' vacation.
Local notes show Miss Mabel Cupp visiting near Beatice with Josephine Ommen. Mrs. Frank Murray returned from Hebron, and Miss Lydia Wolters had tonsil and adenoid surgery at Saint Falls hospital last week.
Walt Mason urges a return to productive labor and industrial vigor. The piece humorously imagines revived trades and bustling factories, promoting a diligent work ethic and opposing agitators as the nation seeks economic revival.
A fragmentary Courier-Journal passage captures tense chatter about oil exploration. Phrases include I’ll take stock in that well and Count me in while parties discuss financing and installation of infrastructure amid a tense rush.
The Diller school opened Monday with 153 pupils. In the High School 53 were registered, including 12 seniors, 12 juniors, 17 sophomores, and 14 freshmen. Grade totals include eight grades from sixth to eighth and four lower grades. The teaching staff includes Superintendent Wilber Emmert of Peru and several named instructors. Registration occurred Monday morning followed by an afternoon session for book distribution and lesson assignments, then a chautauqua program.
Sunday school at 2 p m preaching at 3 p m choir program following this service all are cordially invited
A Presbyterian notice invites attendance next Sunday at 10 o clock for Sunday School and 11 o clock for a sermon Jehovah Directed with an evening talk Hearing and Seeing at 8. Members of other denominations are urged to join. A Christian Endeavor meeting is planned for Sunday evening at 7 with Rev Kingett leading. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8. The Missionary Society meets Thursday at Mrs W F Bing’s home with Mrs Willis Jack in charge discussing A National Program.
A fragmentary passage portrays a fatherly figure described as unpolished yet steady and trusted. It notes simple appearance and humble tools like a dented tin bucket, while emphasizing his long record of doing the right thing and earning his children’s high regard.
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