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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
3
A Kansas farmer reports after 20 years with purebred sires that offspring are 25 percent better than grade stock. He notes beef cattle uniformity improves buyers' interest, while purebred horses and poultry earn about 50 percent more than scrubs. He praises calf clubs and invites students to view his stock to promote breeding and feeding.
Thursday evening in Osceola Nebraska features a varied concert program by the High School Orchestra with Marjorie Sturdevant and Mildred Anderson, a style show by Ada Ryan and Neola Boatright, a pantomime and dramatic club acts including Wild Nell and Sitting Bull, and a series of theatrical pieces led by Zelda Fentress and Marjorie Snider.
Local notes highlight community events and people of Osceola including a style show linked to the Parent Teacher Association at the Auditorium on April 12. Readers learn of upcoming appearances by C A Olson Company models and various local residents' travels, illnesses, and visits across nearby towns.
Sudan grass pasture is poorer for bone and muscle building than clover alfalfa or rape. It requires two to three times as much tankage as alfalfa to feed pigs. It supports about thirty pigs per acre and needs three pounds of corn and a third of a pound of tankage per pig daily for best results.
A Colorado Agriculture College note advises preventing pig eating by exercising sows before farrowing and feeding them well with bulky seeds. If a sow is confirmed to eat pigs, remove her. otherwise apply salt pork strips or mucilage with tincture of aloes and asafoetida to the pigs when they are dry to deter further taests.
Department of Agriculture figures show production collapsing in 1922 with less than one colt for fifteen horses and mules on farms, threatening a future short supply. The current rate fails to meet the ongoing demand across the com belt states and eastern and southern farms.
A sharp exchange reveals Pred excels in service as he is praised for attendance. Critics doubted his dancing but others defend his performance and reliability in handling guests.
Fragmentary dialogue about naming a baby and wealth, with unclear implications of inheritance and protection. The overheard exchange hints at a rich relative’s possible influence on the infant’s future.
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