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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
7
Report notes the custom of taking down the flag flown over the White House when the president departs for travel or leaves the capital. Officials say the procedure marks absence while preserving the flag for return or display later.
A 46 Chevrolet two ton low mileage truck with combination box and one condition semenent pecineek listed by Martin r from Ashland for sale at $17.
In 1946 pricing states 8.00 dollars per 10 bushel lot or larger. 2.75 dollars per bushel in smaller lots. 62.60 dollars per bushel on 106 bushel lots. Staley Supply Co. Hampton Iowa.
A playful weather segment shows a warm front meeting a cold front as viewers imagine a game like hockey and opera. The forecast promises cooler conditions tomorrow with heavy rain possible and westerly winds as the set falters.
A reader notes coal’s usefulness but complains of excessive trouble from burning and ventilation. The remark highlights concerns about upkeep, smoke, and odor in home heating.
A rhetorical piece questions price gouging and consumer rights, asking if the public should tolerate sales pressure and inflated costs. It argues against profiteering and laments rising prices, urging fairer commerce and respectful customer treatment.
The Norway and brown rats are described as the world’s most destructive pests destroying about percent of total US grain and cereal crops. They are also disease carriers including bubonic plague. The article notes ongoing farm control programs showing early results as measures take effect.
A single package of lespedeza seed sent from Korea to the United States decades ago sparked a crop that now yields over 200 million dollars yearly in seed sales and 100 million in hay. The legume improves poor soils, expanding acreage across the East Central states and beyond, with broad use on low fertility lands and ongoing research at agricultural stations.
Increased use of milking rooms and milk houses spreads through the dairy industry. Cornell University figures show adjacent milk houses save miles of walking annually and allow construction under the same roof, enabling dairymen to coordinate cow care and milk handling in a more efficient system.
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