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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
8
Our farmers age confer over church work held at the ps day iz. Plans for increasing of oil and October class will meet on October 1s. Esther Bristol leads the missionary section and questions in life are discussed. Evening service starts earlier. Juniors meet at 6 45 with bell at 6 30. first bell for church service at 7.
The church enters an unsettled period after conference with Rev. I. S. Jeffery as pastor. Rev. L. Jeffry may arrive later in the week and lead both morning and evening services next Sunday. Sunday School and League operate at usual hours. Rev and Mrs. McCallister plan to move to Unadilla after successful two year tenure.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran reports no preaching service this coming Sunday because of the synod meeting in Hooper Nebraska from the 23rd to 26th. Sunday school will be held at 9 30 A M and religious instruction is scheduled for Saturday October 2 at 9 o'clock. All are invited.
A Diller public school page details first and second primary activities, eighth and senior classes, and junior meetings. It notes illness absence, health exams, and a county fair dismissal. An assembly featured a duet and glee club voice classifications follow. A moral anecdote and local civic scene conclude the item.
The tale recalls Thomas Edison Henry Ford and William Wirestone bragging at a gas station on who made what in a car. President Coolidge is jokingly referenced as driving. The gas pump attendant quips that the front seat squirt would be president next.
Nebraska poultry keepers with the highest four year profits use a basic toolkit a broom shovel scraper and spray pump. They prefer clean houses clean feed and water and clean ground for the chickens to run over as the core of a profitable approach.
The Lake City Graphic Republican quotes farmers denouncing a politician for causing unrest and economic hardship. It says farmers face losses and default on obligations, accusing the politician of greater harm to agriculture than anyone else.
The Kansas City Star recalls how a country printer sought a good all around man, a role once demanding editing and printing plus musical and theatrical skills, and even baseball prowess, highlighting changing job expectations.
In a New York saloon three men discuss beverages, and a printer proclaims the water from the old oaken bucket the finest. He then goes home and writes a poem that becomes famous, as noted by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The article discusses the Maya calendar as a precise, long extending time reckoning system developed by 300 A. D. or earlier. It notes its ability to fix any date within 5,000,000 years and questions its origins with theories of external or internal development.
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