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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
6
The narrator scouts a chase near a castle as Percy Virgil, a chauffeur, and companions vanish into woods. A woman signals with a wire, a dog is mistreated, and a boy and girl crash on the rides as a rescue party and car converge, leaving the scene in confusion.
Richard Exon seeks a claim to a noble Austrian title as Rudolph Virgil dies. Gering names Exon head of the house and hidden tower rooms lure the group. John Herrick, a linguist, joins Winter and Secetok at Brenda Revoke’s farm near Raven to plan a perilous search and a closed car is seen at the castle gate.
Bulbs discovered at five feet depth near sites of ancient Roman soldier camps, prompting questions about burial and landscape history.
Farm Topics explains how a well balanced diet boosts milk output and cow health. It details feed needs for an average farm cow including corn oats cottonseed meal hay and pasture. It recommends varied rations and roughage plus three quarts of grain per gallon of milk.
A Hoard's Dairyman writer outlines steps for healthy pullets and productive flocks. Separate pullets from cockerels, move them to the laying house as they begin laying, and provide a summer range shelter. Use clean range with alfalfa or sudan pasture, hopper-feed grain and growing mash, and install automatic waterers and feeders.
Siberian rye grass from its homeland grew wildly when transplanted to a Pullman nursery. One plant spread 12 feet and rooted 36 inches deep in a season, becoming a menace to good farmland. It is now penned with galvanized steel sheets two feet below the surface to restrain it and repurpose it for useful work.
The article defines favus as the disease affecting poultry combs and wattles. It cites Senine SESetnn EIR and notes treatment with iodine and glyc erine, applied two or three times weekly.
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