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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
3
The article urges protecting and sheltering birds that eat pests, such as bluebirds and wrens, to safeguard crops. It recommends building simple bird homes from cans, coffee pots, or wooden boxes and placing them on fences or poles for roosting and nesting.
The oat crusher claims to cut feed costs for owners with multiple horses. It can clean and crush up to 2,260 pounds of oats per hour, allowing better flesh on animals by improving their fare.
At Rocky Ford experiment station a single Baltic alfalfa plant in a 1911 seed field yielded an extraordinary amount of seed under non irrigated, favorable conditions. Seeds were distributed across Colorado via rail and road, aiding future selection to improve alfalfa type and forage. Further tests were sent to Fort Collins.
A fragmentary note mentions potatoes and sweet endbage with unclear context. The text references a dish or harvest item, but lacks full details on people places or events.
Governor Morehead hints at a second term and a Clay county audience. The state board of equalization works toward a new annual levy as it reviews county property valuations. Fred Beckmann promotes E B Fairfield to chief clerk and assigns his daughter Amanda Beckmann as bookkeeper. County telephone ownership in Lancaster county is under review amid a Lincoln Telephone fight. The first suffrage petition arrives with twenty Buffalo county voters named.
The list of Nebraska newspapers printing booster editions in mid September expands nationwide with over 200000 copies projected. The state railway commission condemns fuel shippers consolidating carloads at junctions. Since August 1 1912 13358 new automobile and motorcycle licenses have been issued, signaling widespread prosperity. Visitors to the state fair on September 16 can view the display Old Mexico depicting Winfield Scott and the Mexican situation of 1847 including Mt Popocatepetl eruptions and a fireworks showcase.
Auwditer Sowars reports the people of Keye County cast ballots in a local election. The tally totals reflect community choices on the measure and candidates, with officials noting preliminary figures as counting continues.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a report involving farmers and a state hearing. Specific names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the item references farmers seeking action or relief and a state body considering the matter.
A discussion on broody hens favors new coop solutions over the old barrel method. Hens kept warm and allowed to nest persist, while modern coops are less harmful and provide more air and care for the birds.
A quoted exchange shows Mr. Custis Stax defending his wealth on personal knowledge. He argues that amassing a fortune has made the world seem better to him than before, suggesting wealth shapes perception.
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