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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
6
The Danish herd improvement idea introduced monthly milk testing and butterfat samples to rate each cow. Records of feed and costs allowed culling of poor cows and keeping the best. Denmark reached about 8000 pounds of milk and 9800 pounds of butterfat per cow, far above average.
A field near the Adirondacks, part of a nine county area, is described as worse than waste land because it fails to grow crops and threatens a nearby road. The text notes the land grew 80 bushels of unspecified crop before becoming a sand hazard.
A brief report notes erosion affecting Piedmont land tied to local landowner Sok Sera and related site concerns. Officials assess environmental impact and potential cleanup steps.
Rotating pastures helps lambs avoid grazing land used by sheep the previous year. When parasites persist creaching with bluestone or copper solution can control stomach worms. The treatment is easy to apply and inexpensive.
Report notes cherry trees show higher response to nitrogen fertilisers than apple trees and tomatoes. Industry observers in Arkansas expect 45 000 acres of Ozark hills to grow crops, with canners of the ores cited as supporting evidence.
Bar Mae, daughter of artist Christopher Thorne, marks her eighteenth birthday with a birthday ring at MacLain. She becomes a recognized part of the household through this milestone event.
Kit improves as the Thornes grow closer to Stephen. The schoolroom becomes a family hub with games, reading, and kitten plans. Barbara charms Stephen with her odd wisdom and laughter, while Aunt Edith worries over boundaries and propriety. Natalie encourages Stephen to break from routine.
Stephen offers to cover bills and buys outfits for Barbara and her kids after Provincetown house sale. Barbara resists gifts but relents, while Gay charms staff and Stephen feels pride. He sees Barbara’s independence, vows to help, and becomes the godfather figure she needs.
Ed Howe reviews Martin Johnson and Osa as a couple in the spotlight, notes a royal book by a deposed king ghostwritten by Grand Duke Alexander, and contrasts Hollywood wealth with railroad worker wages while criticizing film profits and national policy.
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