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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
In the Governor’s reception room Barbara Osborne and Griswold discuss a warned danger from Appleweight's trail. Griswold, posing as governor, and Barbara weigh risks as the governor’s absence threatens action and public scrutiny.
Mr Thomas Ardmore of New York and Ardsley waits for a train and discovers a rare Madrid edition The Golden Galleons of the Caribbean from a Georgia library sale He encounters Miss Osborne and Griswold discusses state action and her father’s role The scene shifts to Ardmore at a hotel and a curious Atlanta Palladium reporter probes Ardmore's family.
A farmer advisory column discusses horsemanship, hog buying, and hog breeding timing. It notes a slight change in horse rations for team appearance, cautions on mane management to avoid sores, and suggests hogs breed quickly to start stock. It cites a 2500-pound steer slaughter in San Francisco and a kerosene wash for horse lice.
Distemper or strangles affects young horses caused by a streptococcic germ. It features high fever nasal discharge swollen jaw glands forming abscesses and contagious spread. Spring and fall peaks are noted with transmission via milk and contaminated environments. vaccination is prepared by the Colorado Agricultural College veterinary lab.
An illustrated note shows a zig zag trough partition to stop hogs from piling and climbing into the trough. The device prevents feed waste and improves feeding efficiency on farms. The article also urges economical horse feeding to support work horses and overall farm health.
Emphasizes keeping lambing barns well ventilated and reasonably warm while maintaining dry conditions. Warns that poor air quality and moldy straw or muddy floors cause disease and hinder lamb development.
Report notes two remedies tested for calf scours. The South Carolina station cures the ailment by adding one half ounce of formalin to 1544 ounces of distilled water and giving two teaspoonfuls per quart of milk twice daily. Prof Shaw at Michigan Agricultural College uses a mixture of camphor tincture rhubarb tincture and opiates in hot water with a teaspoonful dose.
The article argues farmers underestimate good horse breeding as stallion prices rise. It notes many states tax grade stallions, urging registration to prevent deception on pedigrees. Wisconsin and Minnesota adop t laws curb non registered stallions. photos depict poor quality Grade Hambletonian and Grade Percheron stock and warn of detrimental effects on farmers and state breeding.
Instructions describe a cattle dehorning chute with no entrance door. A stout stick guides the animal into position, then a pin locks a side piece. The head is restrained by tying to a ring. The chute is 6 feet long, 6 feet high, 3 feet wide with a 12 inch floor and slanting sides.
Mrs. R. Crouse of Manchester Tas credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending two years of back pain and rheumatic discomfort. She says kidney function became normal and the dull backache vanished after using the pills. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The advertisement highlights Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for preserving purifying and beautifying skin scalp and hands. It claims relief from itching irritation and inflammation and clogging of pores and offers a free Cuticura Book from Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Boston Massachusetts free by mail.
A musician recalls his wife marrying him while he learned the cornet. A friend questions whether she loved him or hoped to end his practice. The reminiscence blends humor with reflection on his early musical life.
A humorous exchange shows a policeman arresting a man with no charge to keep his hand in. The judge questions the accusation while the officer admits it was a dull day and no crime occurred.
An advertisement touts laxative bromine tablets to cure a cold in one day and warns money will be funded if it fails. It notes E W Grove’s signature on each box and prices at 25 cents. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels and a quip about saving money.
A Brookfield Missouri reader testifies to improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. The ad extols safety, roots and herbs, and invites women to write for confidential advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The article argues that caring for yarded fowls is more laborious than care for fowls on open ranges, but regular intelligent care remains essential. It emphasizes using pure bred stock to ensure profitability and highlights the farmer’s access to diverse inexpensive feeds as an advantage in rearing healthy breeding stock.
The article urges selecting the best ram to improve flock quality. A strong ram with an average ewe flock can pay for itself in the first lamb crop. It notes good money in sheep farming and advises breeding in line to reach top-quality sheep.
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