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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1917
Page
4
The fourth payment of thirty percent on Liberty Loan Bonds is due on or before August 15. The official statement of terms and conditions governs the sale and timing of payments.
The state council of defense and Governor Neville plan home guard organizations across Nebraska. Women will register at regular polling places as part of food conservation efforts, with volunteers supplying their own arms while the state provides no equipment. The home guards differ from the armed reserve militia being organized and will report to the governor.
Professor H. M. Swenk of the state university entomology department reports serious grasshopper attacks on Nebraska farms last month, notably in the western part of the state. The invasion threatens crop losses as swarms devastate fields.
The poultry exhibit at the Nebraska State Fair is drawing growing attention as management expects over 60 more entries next year. C. G. Cottle Edger has been named superintendent and plans uniform coops and laundered grounds to display the birds to their best advantage and honor the American hen.
A letter suggests converting an old car into a truck for farm use. It argues cars become outdated quickly, and owners trade in for little value. Reuse by removing the rear seat, needing modest money and labor, to gain a practical farm vehicle for stormy periods.
Beef breed cattle draw crowds at the Nebraska State Fair as prominent herds showcase improved stock. The event highlights the wealth of Nebraska agriculture with strong beef cattle entries expected to impress attendees.
President Wilson calls on young and old and able bodied youths to mobilize and take up the duty to turn in hosts to the farm and ensure no labor is lacking in this great matter as civic governments and organizations rally behind the effort.
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