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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1914
Page
3
Synopsis of a 1914 Louis Joseph Vance work where Seneca Trine battles through vengeance sparked by Judith and Rose. Alan loves Rose while Judith schemes to end his life then falls into conflicting loyalties, torn between love and jealousy as events unfold.
On a moonlit stretch a freight and then a Pullman clash with a boyish intruder, Judith and Marrophat chase a missing car. Seneca Trine the railroad king negotiates a ransom while bandit James Slade demands payment and justice. The trio race toward Mesa as Rose and Alan Law vanish in the night.
Judith schemes against Alan Law and Marrophat as Hopi Jim ambushes fugitives in Mesa. A tense chase follows with a dynamite bluff and a perilous cliff edge. Judith escapes by warning her pursuers while Hopi Jim is killed by Alan.
The article notes water is essential for chickens and hard to provide in winter as it freezes quickly. It mentions some observers claim slightly heated water freezes more rapidly than cold water.
A recent patent grants a nonfreezing fountain with an external water supply trough below a side opening. A sloped wall and removable cover packed with nonconducting material help keep liquid inside the main reservoir. Atmospheric pressure on the trough water holds the liquid in place as long as the trough maintains the orifice closed.
The piece promotes clean nests and eggs as a path to profits, urges ample grain and frequent water for turkeys, notes hens lay many eggs, stresses water access and digestion, and advises proper coop cleaning, dry mash feeding, and movable yards for disease control.
The article notes first layage as a predictor of future breeding quality and suggests red leg bands to mark pullets that begin laying in October. Missouri station reports fifty pullets from top laying hens started laying at just over four months, with early layers tracing to Buff Leghorns, Barnyard crosses, and several other breeds, weighing 2.5 to 4 pounds.
The statement argues the eight hour law does not suit poultry work and that poultry care cannot be measured by time. It emphasizes that the nature of poultry handling requires flexible hours rather than a fixed eight hour standard.
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