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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
4
The notice states the item was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter on Friday June 2 1916.
A Lincoln Star quote warns against criticizing others and chasing others’ slips. The piece argues that focusing on one’s own work yields better results and prevents openings. It promotes self discipline and steady aim toward a clear beacon.
A moral vignette lists varied answers to the question what is the greatest thing in the world. Scholars praise learning, artists love art, preachers urge religion, lawyers favor justice, bankers money, lovers love, mothers sacrifice, and a fool admits ignorance. The piece asks which view is wiser.
A digest of 1917 topics discusses presidential inauguration timing when March 4 falls on Sunday, women voting rights in eleven states, and Livingston county Illinois winning a tax case against the M W A. It critiques farm efficiency, noting only about 40 percent of cultivated land is well cared for and many farms show losses, with drainage and soil quality as key factors. Strengthening profitable acres through drainage and management can boost overall income as population grows.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb June 7 1916 cattle and hog prices with heifers cows yearlings and veal calves listed. Cattle demand strong for heavy weights. top fat cattle 10.70 10.80 per cwt new high. Hog prices declined 9.05 9.20 with some loads at 9.30. Sheep and lamb values mixed with spring lambs 10.30 11.25 and ewes 6.50 7.00.
Clipping young alfalfa helps weed control and sturdier plants with stronger roots. Raise the sickle bar and mow several times in summer. Do not remove hay in year one unless seeding was unusually rich. Leave a good ground cover for winter. late summer seeding needs no extra work. Do not graze the winter growth.
A speaker argues that the core problem for America is restoring an order of law morality and religion under a unifying purpose beyond self interest. War looms when patriotism treats the nation as an end in itself and the moving force remains the aspiration for civil and political liberty and individual freedom.
A guide explains indoor gardening basics using a large sheet of wrapping paper a ruler and a pencil to map soil plots. It then defines waterspouts as miniature tornadoes forming above warm seas with swirling air and condensed vapor creating a jelly bag shape.
The article argues William Tell may be a myth as Swiss dates clash with Austrian events and earlier Danish legends place the apple tale with a German archer named Eigil. It cites Schiller and historian John Fiske as part of the debate over Tell’s historicity.
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