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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
4
The Farmers Mutual Preventative Association of Larnard Kansas offers a 10 cent pamphlet detailing methods to prevent poultry diseases, egg production losses, pests, soil issues, and plant and animal ailments. It emphasizes foreseeing dangers to save costs and promote better farm produce and livestock.
Nebraska reports a combined rise in corn wheat oats hay and barley output this year despite drought. The state sees higher prices and up to twenty percent more for producers with Omaha leading statewide business improvements. Authorities call Nebraska the best state in the union due to resilient production.
Representative Jackson proposes a bill to tax mail order houses operating outside the state for goods sold here, benefiting local merchants. Burleson seeks ICC approval to raise parcel post limit from 20 to 50 pounds, with future plans for parcel post to absorb express companies for public benefit.
Wireless telegraphy links Guam with San Francisco delivering a baseball score 4,700 miles away, showing the reach of modern communications.
The Senate did not pass the Currency bill during the extra session. the measure failed to advance in the legislative process.
A weekday piece argues that occupational diseases cost billions and affect millions of workers. It urges comprehensive data gathering, education, factory sanitation, and legislation to prevent losses and protect labor, noting three quarters of sickness is preventable.
Minnesota university farm bulletin reports hog cholera as a century old contagious swine disease. Vaccination with hog cholera serum, with or without simultaneous virus exposure, can create immune bodies and permanent immunity, outlining serum only and serum virus methods and their practical use.
Caked udder or garget has two kinds noncontagious and infectious. Symptoms appear after calving and complications may ensue. Home treatment is poor economy in severe cases. veterinary care provides expert exam and guidance. If unavailable use purgative epsom salts and warm water bath with sodium bhyposulphite, dry, rub carbonated lard, and milk frequently.
Seed corn should be stored on the ear and not in boxes or sacks. Cheese should be turned in hoops in the morning and pressed well until noon. two days of pressing yield good results. The lack of a manure spreader and similar tools has driven many a boy from the farm. Farming need not be drudgery for the boy. evaluate farm implements from the boy’s perspective if the advantages are unclear.
Practical winter storage tips from Rural Farmer advise keeping turnips dry in an outdoor pit, covering spinach with straw mulch to protect from snow, storing pumpkins and squashes in a dry room above 50 degrees, and mulching strawberries after ground freezes with straw or hay to preserve the harvest.
A rural carrier must complete his route daily unless prevented by extraordinary weather or road conditions. Complaints about irregularities in rural mail service submitted with full facts to the post office bureau will receive careful consideration. A contract should be made in duplicate so each party keeps a copy to prevent one side from carrying it away.
This guide shows a method to tenderize ordinary round steak by flouring, frying, and slow simmering with tomatoes and onion for three hours. The result is a rich brown gravy and a browned meat dish served with browned potatoes cucumber salad and apple pie.
A Hawaii banana dessert recipe describes cooking ripe bananas with little water, mashing, and mixing with sugar and coconut milk. The mixture is baked with egg yolks and whipped egg whites, then flavored with powdered sugar and nutmeg before a final bake.
Noted saying from Benjamin R. Haydon warns against using youth or age and fame as reasons for laziness or lack of effort. The maxim encourages consistent work ethic regardless of status or stage.
A courtroom transcript records a dispute where Briggs calls a speaker a har and the respondent admits denying it while Briggs asserts that denial proves the charge. The exchange centers on reputational remarks and the credibility of the respondent during testimony.
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