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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
12
A concise proverb-like saying cites practical wisdom in a rural or domestic context. It stresses that having the right tool or method makes an alternative unnecessary, implying efficiency and resourcefulness. The phrase suggests use of a push mechanism over a pail in chores.
The text urges self reliance and frugality as keys to success. It argues that protecting oneself and saving money beats trusting others, noting that even successful people can fail financially if careless. The overall message favors prudent personal finance and self care.
Washington notes the president avoided direct interference in the coal strike. It predicts formal talks begin in a month with a partial conference of miners and operators, followed by Public Printing Office deliberations, aiming for a midsummer verdict. The piece questions economic efficiency of current defense spending.
Time table lists westbound services with No 27 passenger at 6 30 PM and No 507 motor service, noting the schedule of departures and vehicle type in a concise station listing.
Readable details show an eastbound passenger train No 28 at 7 13 A M and a motor car No 508 at 2 39 P M with unidentified context or destination. The fragment indicates timetable entries for two rolling stock items with times.
Big growthy bred gifts headline a sale at MacQueen's farm one mile northwest of Silver Creek Nebraska on Friday February 26 featuring breeding sows and related livestock offerings.
The article urges farmers selling cream to ensure the highest quality, noting a future grading system for payment. It stresses cleanliness of the farm, separator, and utensils, and advises promptly chilling freshly skimmed sweet cream in scalded cans to 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
To achieve good egg production this season, feed dry mash in open hoppers continuously. A home made mash mix can be bran middlings corn meal ground oats and meat scrap with salt marl or ground limestone. Also provide a scratch grain mix of equal parts whole wheat and cracked corn with optional oats or barley substitutions and limited additions of other grains.
Article urges farmers to build simple southern facing sheds with straw or fodder to shelter cows hogs and sheep during winter storms. Recommends on southern hill slopes for extra wind protection and notes the hardship of exposed livestock. Mentions Battery repair suggestion for Farris Battery Station.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that foot-rot diseases, caused by fungi such as Ophiobolus graminis and Heminthosporium sativum, spread in the wheat belt. Control requires multiple methods including seed treatment and clean seed selection. Bulletin No. 1347 offers guidance, available by writing to USDA in Washington.
The article chronicles Captain Cobham’s infamous career from an early smuggler to a feared pirate. It details his capture, looting of merchant ships, and brutal acts at sea, his alliance with Maria Cobham, relocation to the Atlantic, and final retirement as a respected magistrate at Havre where his descendants thrived.
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