Properly Prepared Lambs Fetch Higher Market Prices
The article explains that docking and castrating lambs soon after birth improves meat quality and market appeal. It stresses early completion, humane handling, and clean facilities to reduce pain, prevent infections, and ensure better growth and higher prices for both wooled and wether lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Jersey
Stern
Buye
Findquarters
Sasime
Swhher
Weral Wats
Jim
Arsenic Shortage Foreseen for 1923 Says Expert
Minnesota state entomologist A G Ruggles warns crude arsenic supplies are very low as copper smelting runs below capacity. He explains arsenic byproduct output will not meet demand, predicting a serious shortage in 1923 and urging fruit growers to buy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ruggles
Minnesota
Mr. Ruggles
Paris Green
KEEP YOUNG LAMBS GROWING FORAGE FEEDING PRACTICE
The article promotes growing palatable forage near sheep pastures for lambs to eat, suggesting a small opening in the fence for easy access. It endorses rape as a good forage and praises new clover as splendid for supporting flesh and bone growth in young lambs.
Grow Soy Beans With Corn For Protein Increase
Soy beans grown with corn raise protein in the crop and improve feed value. Plant a few pounds of soy beans per acre in corn to be hogged off, though leaves may be shed if the corn ripens before cutting.
Golf clash on course ends in jaw injury remark
A humorous clubhouse exchange recounts a club made contact during a drive sending a ball into a player’s jaw and leaving him speechless for about thirty minutes. One golfer minimized the incident saying it wasn’t a bad shot after all.
Neighborly Tension Flairs in Quiet Building Circles
A terse floor conversation reveals a rift as a resident describes the adjacent family as aloof and “stuck-up.” The exchange hints at social friction and a shared wish to keep the neighbors uninformed about their private affairs.
The Way of a Man
A humorous domestic remark outlines a husband avoiding crowds at dances and preferring early departures. The speaker notes his male peers influence his tendency to end outings first, illustrating social expectations within marriage. The dialogue presents a light, ironic view of male behavior and companionship.
Too Easy First Dentist
Two dentists discuss safety after a fire escape alters a waiting room. One claims high safety, the other reports losing 12 patients due to the incident.
Engagement Ends After Heated Exchange
A couple parts ways after a sharp dispute where one partner declares the engagement at an end amid accusations of insults and vanity. The conversation centers on love versus beauty as the bond is questioned.
Woman fined after insulting officer during arrest
An officer reports that the arrested woman spoke to him as if he were her husband. The magistrate fined her 25 dollars or five days in jail for the disrespectful conduct.
A Wonderful Deck
A bridge player boasts of having a hundred aces, while the old poker enthusiast wishes to try their favorite game with such a deck. The exchange highlights two players from different games anticipating a playful challenge.
Jury Awards Seven Thousand in Damages
The jury awarded $7,000 in damages in a case involving the plaintiff and defendant. The decision reflects the court's ruling on the contested claim and concludes the trial phase.
Cow Condensation Mystery In Local Banter
In a terse exchange a milkmaid is pressed for milk while a couple, Mrs. Benham and Benham, trade sharp talk. The husband remarks his long marriage has dulled his ear for chatter as references to luck and hearing echo through their banter.
Free Verse Echoes on Thin Ty Eight Fines
A cryptic criticism voice questions a recent free verse piece. The speaker claims to grasp about twenty four of its subtle points, noting the poem’s sparse phrases and unclear rhythm.
Chorus Girls In Aisles Prompt Society Laugh
The Aisle Review notes critics quip about chorus girls in aisles while remarking that many society people arrive late to the theater. The exchange highlights social theater etiquette and audience behavior at a performance.
Footlights stars Elsie Ferguson with Reginald Denney
Auditorium programs announce Fri and Sat April 6 and 7 featuring Elsie Ferguson in Footlights with Reginald Denney. The inside life of the theatre is dramatized as Ferguson shines in a gay, enjoyable role. Leather Pushers round 8 notes Denney also supports Ferguson in Footlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Ferguson
Reginald Denney
Pardon My Bend and Hawkers Attracted By cyclone
No Sunday evening services April 8 due to Sunday School convention. Vivian Martin stars in Pardon My Pen ch with The Hawkers in a light comedy about a masquerading maid and romance. Regular short comedy and picture shows start after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Martin
Texas Oil
Local notices and visits from Stromsburg to Osceola
Dr H H Cox and many local residents travel for business and social visits. People from Stromsburg Grand Island and Oma have trips and visits noted. Plans for Delco lights gifts and a plant sale appear with a school play and Parent-Teacher event set for April 12 at the Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Byers
Lincoln
L. H. Headstrom
Stromsburg
Delco
Veach & Berggren
Manhattan
Muriel Mason
Fullerton
Lester Shore
Anderson
Dea
Oma
Hastings
John C. Tookay
Saturn -Hmoker
Fred Se
W. QO. Johnson
Richard Epes
O« Cola
Omaha
G. T. Ray
L. M. Dell
N. A. Burgess
Ruth Clark
Rufus Walker
Helen Nelson
Myrtle Anderson
N. L. Nelson
L. G. Zinnecker
David City
Mary Burrs
Chas
Stromberg
Sarah Horn
York
W. A. Coffendaffer
Homer Beebe
Central City
McDonald Orchestra
City
W. L. Byers
Dental Colege and
Spen
S. K. Ranespessr
Columbus
Glur
Rapp
Harry Pike
Licoln
W. C. Pike
DeHarense
Stromsbureg
BE. H. Lindquist
Eulalia Heinemeyer
Oscelon
Irene Jacobs
Kingfisher
Okla
University of Nebraska
Irma Shaw
Squabble and Fight Prompt Magistrate Hearing
A London report notes a brief dispute escalating to a fight after a heated exchange. The exchange centers on a minor disagreement culminating in a confrontation and subsequent appearance before a magistrate. No further details are provided.
A Scene of Courtship and Discretion in a Laughing Bystander
A dialogue heavy excerpt shows Jones and Smitty debating love and luck as a man pursues a mysterious woman. A chorus of opinions on discretion, marriage, finances, and a wife's appearance contrasts with old money, rigid gender rules, and a changing style. The piece hints at a social critique of flirtation, propriety, and evolving norms.
Man Refuses Women and Seeks Car for Family
Dialogue features Mr Hardfax denying any woman in life and calling women a delusion. Miss Mancheser counters with a jab about men loving delusions. The piece ends noting the struggle to afford a family car and a hint of humor about home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hardfax
Miss Mancheser
What a Girl Like In A Fred Escort Jest
A humorous exchange about a man named Fred, who is said to dance attendance better than others, challenging the idea that he cannot dance. The dialogue plays on social expectations and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
The Practical Side of It
A brief dialogue about naming a baby to secure an inheritance versus risking no present support, illustrating cautious financial thinking and family negotiation.
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Corriedale Ramson
United States Experiment Farm
Duboia
Idaho
Dairy Note
Benham
H. H Cox
Howard Fleming
Arthur N. Johnson
Grand Island
Clara Schott of
Shelby
W. O. Johnson Co
D. H. Schultz
Andrew Shostrom
Chas. L. Walgren
G. E. Samuelson
Burlington
Colo
Jay Hastings
Council Bluffs
W. O. Johnson
Geralyn Watrath
Margaret Stocking
C. A. Curtis
C. J. Faes
W. O. Clark
J. J. Watkins
Lester Watkins
Harry E. Bauer
J. F. Farris
H. E. King
D. H. Kunkel
E. E. Hennemeyer
Alex ‘Mustard
John Fineey
Auditorium
Oscar Rodine
Polk
Violet Rodine
John Lindgren
Lindgren
Manuel
Martha Imhoff
State University At
Leona Nantkes
Kearney
Nant
Al.s
Bestnormal
Joel Bowser
J. L. Heald
eRessenger
S. Morse
M. B. Up
Morse
Osceola Talent
Martin Karges
Duncan
Adolf Kresha
Karges
Missouri
W. S. Heitzman
Richard
W. B. Adair
Kansas City
Ralph Tschauner
State School of Pharmacy
Ralph
Tschauner
Union Pacific
Schuyler
van Hoosen
Colfax
Augustana College Band
Osceola Auditorium
David Nelson
Osceola
Clifford Toren
Hassler’s Drug Store
A. N. Johnson
Osceola Bank
Home Store
Stromsburg Bank
Enfield Court
London
Monarch
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Jones
Smitty
Poland
China
Nebr
Hugo H. Olson
Prop. Stromsburg
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