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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
5
In a perilous muskeg plunge, Wilton saves Kitty from the trestle. She confesses a lifetime love for Will, admits she never truly cared for Joe, and declares their futures are free from loyalty to Joe and constraint.
Wilton confronts love, betrayal, and forgiveness after Kitty reveals a partial infidelity with Joe. Both characters face shattered plans as Wilton struggles to erase the memory, while Kitty begs to be forgotten and returns to cautious normalcy. The scene ends with Wilton haunted by the unresolved doubt.
Molly confronts Tom Bowyer who pressures her to wed him to secure her father McDonald’s pension and control of Joe’s money. Kitty Bostock suspects Will Carruthers’s engagement and probes Molly about love, duty, and hidden motives amid threats and betrayal.
Joe Bostock is killed by a rifle shot in a muskeg path to the Misso ubi railroad. Wilton Carruthers, wounded, struggles with Molly McDonald aiding him as Bowyer taunts Molly. Carruthers vows love, races to Clayton to thwart Bostock enemies, aided by Molly amid storms and dangers.
A Denver story recalls a baby spared by a calm horse while a farmer left to pump water. In another tale a child lost and found near a horse yields a surprising scene as the animal remains still while the child pats the creature and words it as nice horsie.
The Mexican bean beetle, already in 36 Georgia counties and other southern states, is forecast to spread south and west and to the north Michigan and New York bean areas. Resistant crops and legumes like mung bean help. beetle generations vary by state, with Alabama seeing four to five generations, and Florida potentially seven.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a growing push to eradicate tuberculosis in cattle, with Louisiana passing a law to fund indemnities and cooperate with the federal program. Massachusetts plans co operation with a $60,000 annual indemnity budget. The Mexican bean beetle menace also looms, with crop losses estimated at $100 million annually, including $50 million in beans.
Iowa State College expert J. C. Hldridge lauds rape for hog feed praised for heavy yield and high protein. Plant any time until late summer with early planting boosting yield. use Dwarf Essex variety. allow light pasturing to avoid dew-related blistering among white hogs. 4 to 6 pounds per acre recommended.
At a Riverside County California pig club exhibit two pigs from the same litter were shown. Each was fed 150 days. One pig gained 70 pounds at 18 cents a pound while the other gained 206 pounds at 9 cents a pound. The display included initial and final weights feeds costs and gains for both pigs.
The guide stresses cutting sweet clover as blossoms appear to avoid woody stems and leaf shattering. For a second year, cut the first crop eight inches above ground to prevent budding from crowns and ensure new growth from lower stalk buds.
A tense exchange unfolds as one man confronts another claiming a disliked presence and unsettling behavior. The moment hints at rising tension before police involvement.
Three beef breed associations advised by the USDA bureau of animal industry report funding to Virginia counties to replace scrub sires with purebreds. More than 100 scrubs have been substituted by purebred cattle in recent months.
Some producers build individual hog houses with liftable sides to increase shade for hogs when few are kept. The plan offers shaded shelter in small sections, improving comfort during hot months.
A USDA report notes that weed removal dominates cultivation costs in corn. Experiments show the principal value of cultivation lies in weed control, with weed eradication as the key cost driver in many regions.
J E Mowrer of 157 Park St Akron declares Tanlac cured his terrible stomach trouble and nervous fatigue. He says appetite returned and indigestion vanished after using the product sold by druggists.
A man returns home at 3 am wanders into the living room. His wife confronts him at the stairs and asks why he is up. He jokes about considering wiring the house for wireless as a lighthearted moment.
Mrs. Christ. Petroff of Cincinnati reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She suffered a year with nervous troubles and back pain and says the remedy helped her regain strength to care for her 19 month old son. The letter endorses the product for women despite youth and notes it contains no harmful drugs.
In a humorous exchange from Rum pus Ridge, Gap Johnson pressures Mrs Johnson after a prolonged family quarrel. She resists at first, then admits she may have mistaken the matter, prompting a final concession.
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