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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
6
A narrator recounts a two week personal challenge proposed by a nephew to quit smoking. He endures strong cravings, smells of tobacco, and self discipline, aided by a vow to abstain and by meeting an elderly smoker who inspires a final realization of independence.
Prof. E. S. Savage notes cane molasses is a cheap, nutritious feed for horses cows hogs sheep and lambs. Drum distribution planned this winter with prices around 21 to 26 dollars per ton.
In this BRISBANE THIS WEEK column Edward VII abdication sparks speculation on succession and an American mother. Joseph Scaduto’s murder triggers a Chicago pool hall massacre narrative. Typewriter purchases, Wells on Mrs Simpson and a Rothschild Baroness add broader gossip and health notes.
A Florida Agricultural Experiment Station study by Heard's Dairyman Arnold and Becker finds Jerseys reach maximum milk production with a 31 to 60 day dry period. Longer than 91 days lowers output. under 30 days hastens decline. The article supports a rest of about one month to six weeks for optimal milk flow.
East of Des Moines Iowa Frank Canfield loses a corn crop to July heat and builds a round straw bale silo. The straw silo stores silage while walls collapse with feed, using simple tools to provide cattle with bedding and feed.
Hoard's Dairyman notes mastitis as any abnormal udder condition. Transmission depends on the nature and progression of the trouble. Older high production cows are more at risk. freshly calved cows may have swollen udders with nonnormal milk.
A Detroit News writer explains grafting as a skilled method to join a superior variety to inferior stock of the same genus. The cambium layers must fit, and a peach graft can be placed on a plum tree or vice versa since peach and plum share the same genus.
Chile seeks to curb luxury imports to protect home gold reserves but labels autos and trucks as luxuries. Restrictions threaten local industries and may accelerate highway neglect and economic decline. King Features Syndicate, Inc WNU Service.
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