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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
8
Diller Public Schools begin a cow study with butter churning and classwork on animals. Third grade students showcase a toy circus exhibit at the Jefferson County fair and work on geography maps and art projects while preparing for upcoming events.
Rev. Mrs. Iva M. Innis of Lincoln, former Diller M E pastor and Nebraska W C U officer, contributed a piece to The Public Mind. The letter references a Formidable claim about liquor interests threatening wartime policy and a blockade against President Wilson’s war plans.
A polemic argues that saloon interests control state and city organizations and seek only limited liquor regulation while planning to restore the drink trade. The piece accuses Governor Roosevelt of ignorance and claims the C. T. U. opposes repeal as a political bait, not endorsing any party.
A historical note describes Yellowstone National Park set aside by Congress sixty years earlier. It covers 3575 square miles on a high plateau in northwestern Wyoming with lakes canyons and numerous geysers including Old Faithful and Excelsior geyser. The report highlights the park’s natural beauty the Yellowstone River falls and the large geyser field attracting visitors.
The article notes a large annual financial loss in the United States from smoke not tied to fires, cigars, pipes, or other substances. Gordon D. Rowe, chief city inspector of Cincinnati, says eliminating this waste could save enough money each year to cover major city costs in New York and Los Angeles.
The text notes that smoke rising from factory chimneys marks the release of large quantities of useful substances into the air, highlighting the dissipative effect of industrial processes across many industries.
Missouri Farmer advises poultry raisers to keep young chicks separate from old stock. He notes poor sanitary conditions, parasitic worms, lice, and trampling when raised together. Brood on clean ground away from old hens to reduce losses, including rats.
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