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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
8
A poetic宣perspective proclaims the road as life blood of civilization linking past and future. It describes progress commerce nature and community while inviting growth toward bigger cleaner broader infrastructure and connection between people and places.
Vera Cruz oil fields near Tuxpam extend offshore, where shallow water limits ship access. Five submarine pipelines, six to eight inches in diameter and nearly a mile long, reach 43 feet deep with buoyed hose ends. Tankers moor to buoys, lift hoses, and feed oil through shore valves. a 24 hour load yields about 4875 barrels per hour.
Dr A W Cox of Iowa college reports sixty days of feeding sulphur to swine using powdered sulphur sodium sulphate and iron sulphate copperas in various setups. Most sulphur groups outperformed the check, with mixed forms and free choice yielding rapid gains and profit, though excessive copperas may hinder performance.
The poem paints Mexico as a sunlit land of cactus towers aglow with orange archways and veiled by palm shade. It contrasts slow ox cart life and muleteer bells with cathedral chimes and white walls, a place where trade flows beneath warm skies and people drift into dreamlike calm.
A leading Nebraska hog raiser warns scours threaten the swine industry more than hog cholera. Causes include overfeeding, feed changes, decayed feed, lack of exercise, dirty water, and pen filth from sows or water. Early correction requires reducing the sow’s ration to oats or bran and gradual reintroduction of feed.
Practical guidance on ram selection for mutton, proper harness fit to prevent galling, pig scours signaling sow indigestion, charcoal in pig slop to curb trouble, wool quality from thrifty sheep, airing heated horse areas, and noting pigs gain weight fastest in the first two months.
The article argues that feed costs and land value drive farm profitability. It promotes mixed feeding with alfalfa, skim milk, and carrots to fatten hogs to about 250 pounds in eight months, compares corn and mixed feeds for pork quality, and stresses pasture health to prevent disease like cholera while noting bacon-producing hogs and the value of range land. It emphasizes choosing home grown feeds for uniform growth and lower costs.
A promotional piece entices travelers to visit Glacier National Park to escape work and find renewal amid high peaks, forests, mountain passes, and hidden lakes. The text highlights government trails, cascading glaciers, and the park as a premier leisure destination with strong agency support from F. W. Black and L. W. Wakley in Nebraska and Omaha.
The article notes a grower raises a Weccestt bacon hog to about 850 pounds in sixteen to eighteen months. It emphasizes not hurrying fattening and mentions pasture, skim milk and carrots as profitable components of the feeding scheme.
A brief note describes shortages of coils and the use of straw to maintain humus content on a farm. The text warns about burning straw and suggests spreading it to rot, aiming to sustain soil fertility.
Anthracnose is the most general and damaging bean disease caused by Colletotrichum. it affects wax, string, and bush beans, with severity rising in wet seasons. It spreads via seed, pods, leaves, and stems. clean seed helps control it, and careful handling after harvest reduces transmission by wet spores.
A large wooden butter fork helps evenly dissolve salt in butter and assists in removing butter from the churn and pressing water out. Useful with big churns, it bears substantial strain and proves a valuable tool in butter production.
A household guide explains stain removal using chalk and fuHer's earth paste for grease, lemon juice and salt for iron rust, sun exposure with moisture, and milk or oxalic acid for ink. It covers fruit, tea, and coffee stains, glycerin treatment, and boiling water to finish.
A brief on growing a fern ball from Japan. The plant is grown in a pot or hung by a string and should be soaked for an hour before hanging. Repeat the soaking every other day and avoid letting it dry completely.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice announces final settlement and discharge for Isabella Raymond administratrix for the estate of Lally P. Raymond. Hearing set for July 6, 1916 at nine A M in Fairbury County Court, with notice to interested parties three weeks prior. Louis J Nutzman seal Heasty Barnes attorneys for estate.
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