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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

6

Global diplomatic shifts and crises unfold through 1925 events

A dense chronicle lists international moves from U S protests over Mexican laws to World Court relations, Locarno pact ratifications, Tacna Arica plebiscite disputes, and League of Nations developments. It tracks debt settlements, armament talks, and elite diplomacy across Europe, the Americas, and the Far East, with notable dates and actors.

United States Mexico Silas H. Strawn International Commission On Abd-el-Krim Chamber of Deputies Germany Fenew of Nations League of Nations Viscount Ishil Spain Alfonso da Costa Portugal Kellogg Chile Peru France United States Senate Berenger Russia Latvia Esthenia Rumania America Washington Washingston Geneva Tarquist Great Britain Egypt Montevideo Uruguay Sacco Vanzetti Massachusetts Poland Tangier Morocco Nicaragua Allering Calles New York Tchitcherin Tewfik Rushti Bey Turkey Coolidge Pope Pius Joint Engineering Commission Canada St. Lawrence River Italy Albania Strawn International Commission China League of Nations Council Charles G. Dawes Austen Chamberlain Aristide Briand Gustav Stresemann League of Nations Committee

Long obituary list of notable figures from 1900s era

A compiled necrology lists numerous deaths from January to December across 1904 through 1905, naming Maj Gen W H Hart, Queen Mother Margherita, Cardinal Mercier, Archbishop Cleplak, Rear Admiral Wainwright, Miss Mary Cassatt, Ellen Key, Oscar S Straus, Emile Cone, John Weeks, Lincoln Carter, Izangwill, Houdini, and many others with dates and places. It records prominent leaders, publishers, artists, scientists, and politicians across the United States and Europe, reflecting a broad spectrum of society and professions.

W. H. Hart Margherita Italy J. T. O'Farrell Cardinal Mercier Belgium Joseph S. Glass Salt Lake City Viscount Kato Japan W. L. George George W. Hobart W. M. Wood American Woolen Company E. J. McClernand Washington W. C. Bobbs Indianapolis Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Company Henry Holt New York George Middleton Pasadena Calif Tida Jeffrey J. F. Cleplak Poland Passaic N. J James A. Israel Roy Quebec Canada Richard Wainwright Leopold Schepp Henry Sherman Boutell Portugal Switzerland San Remo Edward Wyllis Scripps Monrovia Bay Liberia Howard G. Hetzler Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Hinsdale Queen Louise Denmark Albion W. Small University of Chicago George Snow Isham Chicago Edward D. Kelly Grand Rapids Louis Philippe Duke of Orleans France A. G. McIlwaine Hartford Otto Stark Ogden T. McClurg Joseph Pennell Ellen Key Marshal Kawamura Battle of Mukden Miss Jeffreys Lewis F. D. Countiss Oscar S Christine Nielson Dreier Mohammed VI Turkey A A. R. Metcalfe Whist Authority W. E. Stokes Donald Robertson Meyer London John D. Spreckels California Louis Sherry Sanford B. Dole Republic of Hawaii Honolulu Earl of Dunraven Mary Cassatt Paris John Howland Baltimore Kate Jordan Mountain Lake Cleveland H. Dodge C. W. Rapp Frederiick Cunliffe-Owen Emile Cone Adrian C. Honore Edward R. Thomas New York Morning Telegram John W Trenton Frederick W. Vanderbilt H. H. Harjes Stuart Pratt Sherman Manistee Mich Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Rudolph Valentino Bert M. Fernald United States Maine G H Barber U. N John Rodgers Lafayette McWilliams Policarpo Bonilla Honduras Joseph Byfield R. L. Howeze Fifth Corps U.S. A Heman Spalding W. K. Fullam Tom Thumb Los Angeles T. D. Hurley Ivanston Arthur Jule Goodman Cleveland Henry L. Fuqua Louisiana D. P. Davis Florida Richard E. Breed Cleveland Moffett J. A. Newman Ann Arbor Thomas Still Salvation Army Eugene V. Debs Thomas Mott Osborne Auburn John G. Shedd Olympia Brown-Willis Charles M. Russell Great Falls Mont Col E. B. Ellicott Chicago School Board James K. Hackett Lafayette Young Des Moines Carl & Akeley Belgian Congo Clement Shorter Joseph McKenna United States Supreme Court Halvor Steenerson Minnesota C.P Iden Mass Moy Austin P. Cristy Worcester Aeon Takahira L. _B.ace Brown Nn Providence Ay HL Porter J. J. Davis Davenport Iowa Charles Ringling R. Proper Claude Monet Inter

Right Care and Feed for Eggs for Winter Laying

Dr. Kaupp explains winter egg production hinges on proper care and diet. High producing hens need comfy housing free of parasites, consistent mash with minerals and protein, constant water, and daily green feed. Extension circulars 155 156 and 158 offer free guidance on winter feeding and culling for profitability.

Bf.f Kaupp South Carolina State College Kaupp Poultry Department

Most Poultry Diseases Can Easily Be Conquered

An agricultural note urges prevention over pills, citing Nebraska remedies and simple measures. Overcrowding, poor ventilation, and vermin cause disease. cleaning and proper care, not quick cures, protect flocks and reduce losses.

University of Nebraska

Profits Rise From Hens Using Morning Lights

Nebraska experiment station tests on two pens of 9 Leghorn hens show higher income when electric lights were used each morning. Both groups received equal care. lighting began at 5 am in one pen and not in the other, with mature hens ready to lay by November 1 responding to early light. Morning light proved more practical for feed and management as scratch feed was provided at night.

House Senate Eellis Island Board of Inquiry Countess of Cathcart United States Ashe Congress Bert E. Haney Oregon Shipping Board United States Supreme Court Wisconsin Watson-Parker Railroad Labor Board Treasury Liberty Seattle Wash Bertha K. Landes E. W. Morrow Henry Curran Ellis Island Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Morals The Methodist Church Coolidge Daniel F. Steck Brookhart Rep Iowa Senate Elections Committee Federal Radio Commission Hoover Wallace McCament John C. Coolidge New York Senate T. F. Woodlock New York Interstate Commerce Commission Crampton George W. English Illinois Carmi A. Thompson Cleveland Ohio Philippines Davis Kansas Spitzbergen American Federation of Labor Frank L. Smith W. B. McKinley New York Central Railway Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Wilkerson Bureau of Prohibition Bureau of Customs National Crime Commission Washington Little Rock Ark Goodyear IV van Orman Watson and Robinson Indiana Stateville Leonore H. M. Daugherty T. W. Miller John T. King American Metal Company McFadden Housse W.S. Ware Pennsylvania Pepper Pinchot W. B. Wilson Stanfield Arlington Philadelphia Albert Stump Evans Woollen Smith W. Brookhart Republicans A. B. Cummins Claude R. Porter Chicago McNary Fess Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Republicans A. G. Sorlie E. P. Warner Nebraska Experiment Station

Breeding Pens Improve Poultry Flocks

Farmers can enhance flocks by building a breeding pen with a top sire and select hens. Toe marking or banding chicks reveals that offspring from this pen outperform those from the general flock.

Dry Mash for Hens and Seasonal Feeding Tips

The article explains that hens' dry mash amounts are governed by scratch feed. feed twice as much scratch as mash in winter and reverse in summer and spring. It recommends giving the heaviest feed late in the afternoon and notes succulent feeds like alfalfa and clover aid digestion.

Pay It With Pullets Returns Help Tennessee Poultry Effort

Farm youths in Tennessee returned 1910 standard bred pullets under the Return a pullet plan. Poultry clubs run by extension workers of USDA and the state agricultural college will have bankers sell the pullets to attract farmers to better poultry practices.

Tennessee United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural College

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