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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
3
Agricultural expert A. Foster argues silos help dairy operations amid drought and chinch bug damage. He notes silage from corn or sunflowers and soybeans can sustain herds through winter, with a 100 ton silo feeding a 25 cows for winter and leftovers for summer.
Crop specialists from the Department of Agriculture explain that back to grass means more grasses and legumes in semi permanent pastures and hay land or crop rotations. It aims to improve pasture soils and boosts profits for the stock farmer compared with grain on similar soils.
Grass and well managed grazing reduce soil loss. On 8 to 10 percent slopes in Missouri and North Carolina, soil loss reaches 15 to 17 tons per acre annually, while bluegrass or lespedeza reduces loss to 0.8 to 0.9 tons per acre. Decaying grass roots keep soil porous and moisture-absorbent, with similar results in comparisons across regions.
Experiments at the North Carolina state college experiment station show drenching lambs for stomach worm control is essential, especially on permanent pastures. Apply to all lambs now under care and continue until November. Best results come from frequent pasture changes and drenching only when needed.
A new office boy directs a caller to the boss in a business conference. The man asks if the boss is in, and the boy replies he is away. The caller says he is all three: salesman, bill collector, or friend, and is invited to wait.
A bar at the Bar made a great stride forward when it allowed ladies to practice. The piece notes how First Star Mr Moon and Second Star characters appear in a monthly tale and discuss off color stories told by a raconteur.
Mr Dustin Stax asks for thoughts on world finance but the mathematics professor declines to give an authoritative view. He says current work is based on practical experience and he lacks the facilities to count cash up to a billion dollars.
The notice highlights Young Sloan who has just inherited a cool million and receives unusually warm greetings. The item hints at social attention and possible public interest in his sudden wealth.
Advertisement for a sewing pattern offering a made to order dress design with graceful sleeve flares and scalloped detail. Provides pattern 9905 in sizes 12 through 42 and fabric yardage, request price fifteen cents and mailed order to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
A mother asks Tommy if he washed his face hands and ears. Tommy replies he washed the ear that will be next to her, sparking a playful exchange about hygiene and manners.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. Readers are invited to request the offer by mail in this newspaper page notice.
Mr. Dustin Stax notes shipments are robust and promises continued momentum. He states the enterprise is focused on forward growth and practical aims, signaling confidence in near term demand and operations.
A fragmented clipping notes a local philanthropist facing repeated disappointments in efforts to aid the needy, with unclear references to nickel donations and ongoing struggles. The garbled text mentions a person named Sanam in an ambiguous context.
The phrase beastly weather refers to severe conditions. It implies heavy rain strong wind or storms as in saying it is raining cats and dogs.
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