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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1928
Page
4
An excerpt discusses surveying likely readers needs and a new vision for work. It mentions anxiety and a push toward intensified service, inviting reflection on audience requirements and organizational direction.
W E Ludwick pastor leads Congregational Church announce Saturday Sabbath school begins at 10 with services to follow. Early reading and instruction scheduled for the local congregation.
The discussion centers on whether the gas tax should increase by one or two cents per gallon. Advocates weigh financing needs against the burden on motorists and state road maintenance costs.
In Bordeaux a violent encounter ended with bread looting and three assailants fleeing. A local force repelled them as one bandit clashed with a defender and was struck, while others fled with bread as a wife was left unharmed.
A fragment discusses how dunes form along a coast, shaping the shoreline through wind deposition and sand movement. It notes persistent shoreline changes and the role of coastal processes in creating sandy ridges near the water.
The fragment describes a boy curious about a large circular saw in his father’s shop. He experiments by placing wood near the blade, loses his hand, and another youth’s reckless act with a bottle mirrors the danger. The passage mentions vampires and Africa, with a cautionary tone about curiosity.
Experimental feeding of 642 cows on alfalfa hay shows butterfat output averaging 26 pounds per cow per year, valued at 45 cents per pound. Net hay cost per cow is $43.80, with butterfat value $118.85, giving $2.70 return per dollar spent on alfalfa.
An old gardening note advises planting crocus bulbs in rich soil just covering them. It warns not to plant too deep and mentions lilies of the valley and sea coconut platting. It suggests consulting a seedman for proper pips and using an eight inch container for planting.
A fragment quotes Robert G. Geneell condemning war and savage conduct. The text critiques nations clashing on fields of battle and citizens turning to violence and revolvers to settle quarrels.
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