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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
4
The article recalls residents and events from forty and fifty years ago in Diller Nebraska including Burl Ballard and family visiting relatives in Colorado, sales at Willems and Kuoter, Typhoid fever cases, land ventures near Cheyenne county Kansas, and early mail service improvements. It also mentions Grandma Peffley visiting, Mr Miller leasing a farm, and historical notes on sorghum mills, grape markets, and school beginnings.
A state survey finds 25 to 75 percent of herds affected by mastitis, causing annual losses up to 1000 dollars per farm. Experts advise systematic steps including proper milking practices, clean bedding, veterinary checks, and regular rechecks to prevent udder infection and improve milk yield and farm profits.
State finances show improvement despite rising federal debt. Governments report reduced state debt by over 23 percent with substantial surplus funds in government bonds. Unemployment compensation totals near 6 million dollars postwar, yet tax burdens remain high as federal rates stay elevated to balance the budget.
A reflective piece argues that a century of prosperity masks how Americans may imitate planned economics. It contends that laborers, farmers, and craftspeople risk losing freedom as government control expands through schooling and industry, culminating in wartime government funding and debt.
The Lincoln Star advertises a special election offer dated November 10 1946 offering a daily edition for 150 with Sundays for 200. It promotes election news from the state and world sections and mentions subscription details. The piece includes names and promotional phrasing tied to a subscription offer.
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