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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
The soy bean increasingly replaces oats in the corn belt for forage and feed. County agents and bean associations push a commercial seed outlet. Mills in Illinois and Indiana plan to process up to 750000 bushels for oil and meal this season, signaling a ready domestic market.
The Rambouillet ram Prince of Parowan attracted sheepmen at the eastern Idaho government sheep farm. About 120 offspring were produced last year with 28 selected rams and 58 ewes exhibited to show the sire’s uniform type. Some grandsons resembled the sire closely, and stockmen call the ram a find comparable to the best on distant ranges. Fences are being built to enable full range experiments.
The state distributes nearly 20 000 walnut saplings to support a statewide tree planting program. Demand exceeds supply as crews push to plant along highways, expanding green infrastructure and shade for travelers.
New grading standards add a No 3 small category to potatoes affected by hollow heart. This introduces an extra grade alongside existing U S numbers, affecting sorting and pricing.
Reading notes suggest feeding beet top silage to livestock to cut hay usage and boost production. The guidance mentions benefits for molting hens and mutton, warning against over fattening late in molt and emphasizing balanced beet silage in rations.
A fragmented report from Katonah New York notes a river with gold that may extend miles inland. It mentions cavalry pursuit ending with a lost route and focuses on Bedford supervisor Ward P. Barrett, whose actions leave him a figure of local interest.
A fragmented report questions a burglar theory after safes are opened at least once in an area. Police investigate the incident showing no clear pattern or suspect. Authorized officials caution the public while continuing to review evidence and monitor nearby businesses.
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