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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
4
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F M Tippin announces his bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Jefferson County subject to voter choice in the August primary.
Clifton Kan News extols summer as the season for outdoor work and play a time of health happiness and energy. It praises the sun driven vigor of hot weather and the nation’s annual vacation period urging all to reap the benefits of summer from hiking to swimming and sport until fall returns with stronger bodies.
The United States is praised for wealth and greatness grounded in work and productive power. A Department of Agriculture survey notes one in six households owns a radio, at about $175, illustrating modern convenience and high wages versus global practice.
Nebraska farmers lose about 1.5 million dollars annually to wheat damage from harvest to market, plus over 4 million dollars from smut rye and mixed wheat. Data from Harry R. Clark of the Omaha Grain Exchange highlights losses and low grade leases.
The Nebraska Wheat Improvement Assoc outlines musty, heat damaged, sprouted, and dockage issues in wheat received at Omaha. It discusses moisture, grading down factors, bleaching, and the costs, plus recommended harvest methods using binders, headers, and harvester threshers to protect flour quality and reduce losses.
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