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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1931
Page
4
Confedera te Battle Note Cited From 1868 Military Memo
A fragment notes Confederate fighting near the site one year prior and mentions the wife of General A commander in 1868.
Chairman Nye censures Bishop Caanocis in session
In a sharp session Chairman Nye criticized Bishop Caanocis, asserting oversight concerns. The debate touched on governance and accountability within the church leadership during the assembly.
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Russia aims to flood world wheat markets with vast state farm output
A Soviet plan to expand wheat production from 3.5 million acres to as much as 30 million acres in coming years is described as feasible. The forecast envisions Russia becoming the world's dominant wheat producer, potentially driving American wheat from global markets and constraining U.S. production to domestic needs. The piece cites large-scale mechanization and labor forces on state farms as proof of capability.
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United States
Russia
Wrong Penological Theories And Prison Reform Debate
A critique argues prisoners should be trained while confined to reenter society without revenge and calls for lifer segregation indeterminate sentencing parole boards enhanced classification and training. It claims current systems fail to improve offenders and may worsen them after release.
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American Prison Congress
Bolshevism Under Soviet Five Year Plan Critics
A critical analysis argues that thirteen years of Soviet rule show no evidence of efficiency to prove socialist superiority. The five year plan is described as an industrial revolution with intensified class struggle. The article notes stronger party organization, more Communists, and targets on rich peasants and private traders, claiming the atmosphere of conflict is seen as necessary for the plan’s success while questioning national strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Five Day Week Debate in U S Labor Markets
A discussion notes that a five day week could help balance labor supply and demand as unemployment rises. It warns that economic crisis and automation complicate such a shift and that any permanent solution requires careful consideration beyond temporary measures.
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United States
Why Of Dark And Light Meat In Fowl Studied
Professor Loeffel reports that meat color reflects fowl behavior. Domesticated chickens have light flesh due to less need for sustained activity, while wild ducks are all dark flesh from long flights. quail and prairie chickens show medium color. Nebraska station notes its rarity in meat research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Loeffel
Professor Loeffel
Loeffel
Nebraska
Key Banker Helps Tennessee County Grow Farm Profits
A Tennessee county now gains about 400000 dollars annually from new farm enterprises started since 1926 through the efforts of a "key banker" and the county agent. The banker partners with farmers and local businessmen to fund a county agent after the county could not finance one. New ventures include tobacco Irish potato and cabbage crops for cash and poultry raising for livestock.
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Tennessee
Tennessee College of Agriculture
State Bankers’ Association
American Bankers Association
Business Pitfalls in Farm Districts
President F D Farrell of Kansas State Agricultural College outlines banker actions to curb risky farming schemes. He cites unsound dairy cattle imports blocked at auction, creamery plant promotions halted before production justifies them, and bankers denying financing to pyramid feeding ventures to steer farmers away from ill advised risk.
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F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
American Bankers Association Journal
Kansas
Kers
State Agricultural College
Bankers Association
Childs Play War Theater Exchange
A playful wartime exchange features Jane as a self-styled general and four year old Paul offering humorous lines about battle. The dialogue captures a childlike mock war scene with brisk, irreverent banter about killing and strategy.
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Jane
Paul
Piano care note for moisture near radiators or steam pipes
The article advises keeping water pans filled near radiators or steam pipes to maintain moisture for a piano. It notes moisture helps prevent the wood from drying and suggests refilling as needed.
By and large differences in how you differ
Fragmentary note discusses variety in how people pronounce or express differences, emphasizing that change appears in many forms rather than a single pattern. It notes perception varies and suggests a broad view of variation across language or behavior.
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