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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
2
Edward C. Wayne analyzes U S measures to rush seven billion dollars in aid and approvals amid British troop landings in Greece. The piece notes growing confusion in the Balkan situation and reflects the Western Newspaper Union overview.
President Roosevelt urged a total American effort to supply nations resisting aggression with war materials. He pressed for national unity and maximum wartime production while warning the path to victory requires sacrifices.
Envoy Harriman declared the United States means business as Roosevelt wins swift congressional approval for 7 billion dollars in lend-lease aid to Britain. The plan, outlined to the nation by Roosevelt, aims to fund aid for the life of the bill with safeguards on fund movements.
A University of Illinois dairy feeding report stresses roughage as the key to nutrition. High quality legume hay provides vitamins A and D, with carotene converting to A in cows, milk, and calf guidance suggests sunlit forage and sun-cured hay, while calves may need cod liver oil in milk.
Foresters warn that dividing woodland from pasture harms productivity. Livestock risk poisoning in woods and bluegrass yields 3000 pounds per acre versus woodland 450. Over years, woodland returns decline with undesirable species like persimmon and hickory. Complete livestock removal can restore grazing value.
Orphan lambs should receive milk from a freshened cow if possible or warm drawn milk from other cows. Do not boil heated milk or dilute cow milk. For days 1–4 give one tablespoon per two hours, then gradually reduce to three feedings daily by about day 10. Avoid overfeeding to prevent scours and encourage grain and hay. Place in a lamb creep with crushed oats bran and corn meal in a rack.
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