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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
4
Veterans fuel a surge in new enterprises as millions return from service. Economists view the rising business birthrate as a key measure of private sector vigor, with thousands of small ventures like grocery stores and service stations starting weekly, though many fail while others grow into lasting employers.
Forty years ago Mr Pearce described a July Fourth celebration with daybreak anvils, crowds from neighboring towns, and a well run program. Attendees included Al Ballard and family, John Specht, Cal Waggoner, and others from Lincoln, Franklin, Tobias, and Hubbell. The annual school meeting elected trustees and set teacher salaries. A Berkshire hog weighed 500 pounds sold for six cents a pound, while the Diller baseball team won two games and the pond purse was $250.
A painless dehorning method developed at the University of Pennsylvania uses a local anesthetic around the horn nerves to block pain during the procedure. Veterinarians inject near the nerve trunk between the horn base and the eye, reducing stress, avoiding weight loss, and preserving milk production while improving efficiency and wound care.
Gladys Kimbrough of Ball Brothers emphasizes home canning safety and flavor. She advises using reliable jars and proper processing, with fresh produce, correct jar headspace, and pressure or water bath methods as appropriate.
A critical column argues that state control of coal mines marks a shift toward undulant socialism. It details government takeover of mines after strikes, new welfare funds, higher coal prices, and the potential spread to other industries, warning of a dangerous, lasting trend.
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