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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1926
Page
7
USDA urges veterinarians not to inject serum or virus into hog hams for cholera immunization. Abscesses from contaminated needles cause unrevealed losses at packing and after reaching consumers. Proper injections under the shoulder or skin avoid ham damage and packer losses.
Professor R J Barnett of Kansas State Agricultural College says orchards need cooperation between environment and man to be profitable. He notes Kansas home orchards largely vanished from 1010 to 1920 due to soil depletion drought and pests. Kangas now relies on other states for part of its apple supply but Barnett believes home orchards could be revived and profitable with effort.
Dairy guidance advises using small topped milk pails nine or ten inches tall to minimize injuries to cows during milking. Emphasizes vessels should be well made, tinned, and free of crevices to ease cleaning and sterilization.
The report notes high costs per infertile egg and widespread dairy challenges. It mentions cows needing more grass to meet milk nutrition and concerns about heat stress in horses and livestock, with debates over budget impacts and local governance.
Market discussion asserts that Body by Fisher provides the buyer with assurance of supreme quality and value, emphasizing strong assurance of product worth.
The report cites Darius L. Chauncey describing speculative buyers who seek quick wealth with no risk. A village scene centers on Lot Bett and a patent medicine salesman at auction, where a bright new dollar is presented and Titus objects, illustrating irony about opportunists.
A Kansas City Star note quotes a merchant prince who credits The volume of business as the book most helpful in his career.
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