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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
8
Secretary Bernecker directs county assessors to value grain on April 1 at market price minus a 10 cent per bushel deduction to reflect transport costs. The rule ties grain price movements to property tax assessments. The article urges patriotism and crop boosts amid wartime uncertainty and discusses selective draft equity.
Waste no food by buying only what is needed and using leftovers. Eat for growth and energy, prepare carefully, keep foods clean, and avoid spoilage. Learn to portion wisely and prevent waste to protect health and resources.
The Omaha assessors report fifteen million pounds of sugar stored in city facilities. The piece argues for government seizure to release the commodity at market value, criticizing price manipulation by dealers during 1917.
A master ignores his thirsty horse despite the beast's pleas and a fairy named Princess Joy intervenes with the ice man. The ice man distracts the horse with cold water, prompting the master to realize his carelessness and vow to do better.
Incomplete dialogue fragment shows someone asking if another can give assistance. Mentions loyalty kindness and children with reference to payment or support. Lacks concrete details, subjects, or events to identify people or actions.
A mother guiding her three year old son on a walk prompts him to admire a bow-wow. The child responds with a blunt, literal remark calling it a dog, showing a humorous clash between instruction and simple observation.
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