Marrion by Edna Ferber
A literary note presents CiImMARRON by Edna Ferber with credits to Ming Farber. The reference appears as a brief publisher citation or caption within a periodical page segment.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
14
A literary note presents CiImMARRON by Edna Ferber with credits to Ming Farber. The reference appears as a brief publisher citation or caption within a periodical page segment.
Yancey Cravat, after touring Todian territory, shares experiences with the Ven alio family. He and Sabra Vanrhlo plan to move with their four year old Cimarron to Oklahoma to start a newspaper in Osake and seek the killer of Edlar Pogler of the Now Song as preparations for the Oklahoma Wigwam publication finish.
Yancey aims to host a Sunday service in a crowded Osage gambling tent. Sabra, furious at a mockery of her husband and Isaiah’s costume, confronts the plan as townsfolk flood in for a makeshift sermon, risking fire, jealousy, and a clash of old order versus new.
Sabra notices Jon Younds in the doorway and whispers to Yancey about his gaze. The scene frames tension as the man looms over the crowd, implying danger and allegiance within a tense gathering.
Sabra and Yancey attend Osage church as Dixie Lee leads a glamorously dressed band of six women into the tent. The procession, roses of scent and silk, signals a harsh shift from rugged plains to a gaudy display, drawing wary glances from Sabra, Yancey, and the crowd.
In a rural general store Ole Olsen bursts in begging to be hidden as a sheriff searches for him. Owner You Yonson denies seeing Ole and points to a gunny sack in a corner. The sheriff booted it and Ole groaned, trapped in a comic farce misunderstanding.
The passage recalls Verona and Juliet's tomb Doone valley Lorna's farm Wismore Ophelia Perth's North Port Curfew row Blackfriars wynd and the house of Kntle Glover the fair maid of Perth chronicled by Sir Walter Scott. It notes the Glovers owned the house and the tavern of Scott may reconstruct the romance.
Ohio State University poultry expert C. M. Ferguson describes summer range shelters for pullets that blend open range benefits with protection from heat and rain. A typical gable roof shelter 9 feet 10 inches by 18 inches, using light framing and asphalt-coated building boards, holds 100 to 125 birds and can be moved on skids for easy cleaning and relocation.
Extension Poultry man H A Seaton describes how culling can lift egg yields on flocks averaging 160 eggs and 120 eggs. Emphasizing elim inating non producers, the program sorts hatching eggs, chicks, pullets, and hens from egg laying stock to improve overall profitability.
A Massachusetts agriculture survey finds roadside turkey selling to consumers grows via direct routes but is limited by demand, season, and weather. Women are increasingly involved in the selling details, shaping this marketing approach as producers build direct-to-consumer channels.
The fragment urges careful poultry care including avoiding eye distraction and maintaining free range birds away from the main flock. It notes that hens molt earlier than other birds, recommends confining broody hens to a roomy coop, and suggests feeding mash with milk in shady, comfortable locations.
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